True Blue - Bailey, Connie
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It wasn't the first time Heydn Case had to transfer to a new school, but Acton-Pierce Academy was the prep school of choice for people with a lot more money than he had. As always, the good-natured Texan was hoping to find a friend; his assigned roommate was hoping to be left alone and said so rather bluntly. Heydn had never met anyone quite like Blue Barclay, the campus's resident eccentric loner, but the two young men soon find they have more in common than they might have imagined. Friendship quickly takes on a new dimension of physical intimacy accompanied by bewildering new feelings.…mehr

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It wasn't the first time Heydn Case had to transfer to a new school, but Acton-Pierce Academy was the prep school of choice for people with a lot more money than he had. As always, the good-natured Texan was hoping to find a friend; his assigned roommate was hoping to be left alone and said so rather bluntly. Heydn had never met anyone quite like Blue Barclay, the campus's resident eccentric loner, but the two young men soon find they have more in common than they might have imagined. Friendship quickly takes on a new dimension of physical intimacy accompanied by bewildering new feelings. However, Blue and Heydn are given little time to explore and understand what is growing between them before they're pulled apart. Heydn is chosen for the track team and befriended by a popular senior. Fearing, rightly, that their relationship would cost him the place he's won at Acton, Heydn turns his back on Blue. He feels he's made the right choice for his future, but when Blue finds a new friend, Heydn realizes he's made a terrible mistake. Is it too late for him to try to win Blue's heart again?
Autorenporträt
CONNIE BAILEY est technophobe mais ne peut pas vivre sans son ordinateur. Bien qu'elle souffre d'acrophobie, elle adore voler, c'est une pessimiste qui critique tout qui, néanmoins, est toujours surprise quand quelque chose de mal arrive, et une antisociale qui aime ses amis comme une famille. Elle a occupé un certain nombre d'emplois dans des domaines très disparates pour pouvoir manger, mais c'est l'écriture qui nourrit son âme. Avec son mari - designer pour l'aviation légère - et Ickle le Fantastique Lévrier, Connie vit sur un petit aérodrome à piste gazonnée à mi-chemin entre Disney World et les Busch Gardens. La logique et la réalité n'ont pas grand-chose à voir avec sa vie, et ça lui plaît comme ça.