Bradley Brady

Fidelity Issues (Commitment Issues, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The blind date bridegrooms, Evan and Scott, have made it to their honeymoon in Venice, but the magic of the city cannot completely mask the issues they face back home. Evan's stalled career is threatened by a new boss who is not his biggest fan. His best friend, Mel, has gone missing after a massive meltdown at the wedding. His sister Sally is flying high in her new role as an MP, but will her disintegrating marriage threaten her success? Meanwhile, Scott is concerned by his Nan's failing health and his husband's interest in a beguiling younger man they met in Venice. Even a welcome diversion in the form of a fabulous drag queen competition, judged by their friends Frankie and Derek, has unexpected impacts on their lives. With so many distractions, will Evan and Scott find the time to nurture the fragile bonds that brought them together?

Fidelity Issues is a contemporary exploration of love, family and friendship and the complexities of loyalty, trust and affection that underpin all close relationships. Making a commitment to another person is the easy part, keeping it is where it gets tricky.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Bradley Brady
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. August 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386622161
• Artikelnr.: 53629290

Autorenporträt

Bradley Brady has always been one of life's dabblers. His questionable career choices have included record store proprietor, researcher for a Member of Parliament, communications regulator and a stint at the Equality and Human Rights Commission. Seven years ago, he relocated from the UK to Los Angeles with his husband, which gave Bradley the opportunity to change careers once again and realise his dreams of becoming an author.

Bradley describes his Commitment Issues novel series as "rom-com-dram-edy", allowing him to explore his deep fascination with interpersonal relationships.