Northbound Boy - Hogan, James
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They say all roads lead to Rome, but the M64 leads to a ransacked family home and a mouse drowned in gravy. When 40-year-old Ken picks up a younger man at the service station, he soon realises Rory is looking for a different type of ride. After a short drive to Ken's recently inherited home, Rory makes a play for Ken's family jewels, only to discover Aunt Ivy's already been in and whisked them away. This home certainly isn't where his heart is, and it's not just the skeletons coming out of the closet. Northbound Boy is a queer comedy by James Hogan about a boy that steals your heart, an aunt…mehr

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They say all roads lead to Rome, but the M64 leads to a ransacked family home and a mouse drowned in gravy. When 40-year-old Ken picks up a younger man at the service station, he soon realises Rory is looking for a different type of ride. After a short drive to Ken's recently inherited home, Rory makes a play for Ken's family jewels, only to discover Aunt Ivy's already been in and whisked them away. This home certainly isn't where his heart is, and it's not just the skeletons coming out of the closet. Northbound Boy is a queer comedy by James Hogan about a boy that steals your heart, an aunt that steals your heirlooms and the value of what remains when everything else is gone.
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J.P. Hogan has always had an interest in different parts of history and uses this knowledge and passion in much of his knowledge and passion in much of his written work. After receiving a B.A. in History from Houghton College, he has since worked in diverse trades and professions both domestically and abroad. His travels in various parts of the world have helped fuel his writing experience and have led to some of his work appearing in travel publications. Aside from writing, J.P. enjoys reading, hiking, and cycling in his spare time. Originally from New York state, J. P. now lives in a small village in rural northern New England with his family.