Naturally, because Eddie’s life sucks, his boyfriend’s car craps out on the highway halfway to Nowhere, and Eddie has to tramp through field and backroad through freezing slush until he reaches a town. He’d foolishly let himself believe he was worth more than the cast-offs he’d come to expect in life–since way before he left the foster care system. But, the promise of a homecooked Thankisgiving meal with a good-looking man seemed too good to be true. Unless a Christmas shop owner who hates the season can show an orphan what it means to have family for the holidays.Įddie Rodrigues is kicking himself bigtime for hanging out with his new boyfriend instead of following the Ren Faire folks south for the winter. Now Gray’s got a grouchy glass artist stomping around his big, empty house, and it turns out that he.
And when the cop who played Juliet to your Romeo in the high school play asks you to put up her key witness for the night, you say yes. But even a recluse can’t avoid everyone in a town as small as Clear Lake. Local shop owner Grayson Croft isn’t in the habit of doing people any favors. Until he watches that girl get hit by a car and left to die. Now he’s on the road again, with barely enough cash in his pocket to hop a bus south after his (sort-of-stolen) car breaks down in the middle of nowhere, Midwest, USA. The only time he broke that rule, things went south fast. There’s a link below to join the giveaway post over at Joyfully Jay, for a chance to win $20 in books from Riptide.Įddie Rodrigues doesn’t stay in one place long enough to get attached. Like FRECKLES, GLASS TIDINGS is also a part of the 2016 three book Holiday bundle offered every year by Riptide, and 20% of the proceeds are donated to The Trevor Project, which provides a suicide hotline and counseling assistance for LGBTQ teens, in particular, in crisis.
GLASS TIDINGS is an older/younger love story featuring an orphan and loner in small-town America.
Hi there! Today I’m sharing a review for a lovely contemporary M/M Christmas romance from Amy Jo Cousins.
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