Roan Rosser, Ian M. Keller

A Zookeeper's Guide to Dating (The T-Guides, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Wallflower janitor Emily has dreamed of being a zookeeper their entire life. But they've been passed over again and again for promotion. Asked out by a gay man who thinks they're named 'Emil,' they feel happy for the first time in forever.

Jeremi is outgoing, friendly, driven... and his forgetfulness has lost him more boyfriends than he can count. When he meets an adorable twink at the zoo, Jeremi vows: this time will be different.

Their first date tanks.

Jeremi tries to salvage things by offering to be Emil's job coach, yet he can't help but want to be more than just friends.

As Emil's egg cracks and their self-confidence grows, Emil yearns for more from Jeremi. Yet they worry they're not what Jeremi is looking for...

Is their relationship doomed to die in captivity?

This 30,000 word novella is a low-stakes sweet M/M romance with a trans-masc main character, and is a low-stakes, homophobia-free feel good story with a happily ever after. Each book in the T-Guides series stands alone and they can be read in any order. A Zookeeper's Guide is written in alternating first-person POV.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Rainbow Dog Books
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. April 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798224493425
• Artikelnr.: 70326724

Autorenporträt

I escaped from the bowels of Utah (namely Provo) and now live in the sunny Pacific Northwest United States.

My urban fantasy novels mainly feature the trans and queer protagonists grappling with things like identity and found families that I wished I could have read about growing up.

When not writing, you can probably find me beating up pixel baddies or in front of one of my sewing machines adding to my overstuffed closet or my army of homemade plush dolls.

If you find yourself blinded by the vivid colors and loud patterns of my homemade shirts, know that I'm only trying to warn you that I may be poisonous. Or venomous? Or both? Probably both.