Louis Flint Ceci

Leave Me Not Alone (eBook, ePUB)

Book 4 in The Croy Cycle

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Set in the same Oklahoma town as the rest of the cycle, this fourth and final book in the series starts on the same afternoon that ends Book 3, but on the other side of town. Characters that appeared only in the wings before-gender-fluid Beau and robust farm boy Frank-suddenly take center stage. Beau follows his dream of starting a rock band, and Frank faces the devastating end of his only real connection in life and the disintegration of his family. Their lives intersect with the three young adults readers have come to know: Joanie, with her insatiable curiosity and passion for the truth; Randy and the troubled history of his parents; and of course Jake, still exploring the difference between lust and love. Is the explosive sex he has with Frank based on deep feelings, or is Beau's more heart-centered approach what he really needs? Complicating things, issues and characters from the town's past return, bringing The Croy Cycle back to where it began: the completion of Croy's Memorial Library and the conflicted personalities who started then abandoned it.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Les Croyens Press
• Seitenzahl: 330
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. September 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781734738988
• Artikelnr.: 65834043

Autorenporträt

Louis Flint Ceci was a high school teacher of English and speech in Benton, Illinois; an assistant professor and chair of the Department of Journalism and Mass Communica-tions at the University of Northern Colorado, Greeley; a commercial actor and freelance science journalist in the Denver-Boulder area; and a software engineer for several companies, including Skype, where he helped design and implement a user interface for the blind and visually im-paired. His poetry is published in The Colorado-North Review and Impossible Archetype. His scholarly articles on linguis-tics and poetics have appeared in College English, Language and Style, and Literature in Performance.His short stories have appeared in Diseased Pariah News, Jonathan, and Trikone Magazine, and in the an-thologies Queer and Catholic, and Gay City Volume 4: At Second Glance. He has twice been a finalist in the Saints+Sinners: New Stories from the Festival short fiction contest, and was inducted into the Saints+Sinners Hall of Fame in 2017.He is an avid U.S. Masters swimmer and won two gold and three silver medals at the 2020 International Gay and Lesbian Aquatics World Championships in Melbourne, Australia. He won the Gold Medal in the Poetic Justice Poetry Slam at the 2002 Gay Games in Sydney, Australia.He lives in Nevada City, California.