Shawn A. Brown

Scarred (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Balancing a healthy relationship with friends and a new love interest can be fun and difficult at times. Adding an overly confused sometimes ex-boyfriend who's on the down low into that environment brings an entirely different definition to the word trouble. Unbeknown to Tercel Banks that was the exact scenario he found himself in the middle of. For the good part of twenty three years, Tercel attempted to hide who he truly was from the world and for good reason. The one thing most of society finds harder to accept than a gay man is a gay, black man. According to the "people", he'd been struck by lightning twice. But sometimes lightning is just a guiding light through a dark tunnel. This provocative story filled with adultery, heartache, and an abundance of men living double lives, causes Tercel to choose between following his heart and keeping a firm grip on his sanity. Throwing a little religious condemnation into the mix, makes for the ultimate test.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: AuthorHouse
• Seitenzahl: 230
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. März 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781728348117
• Artikelnr.: 58913687

Autorenporträt

For Shawn A. Brown growing up in a world where being yourself meant constant persecution or potentially losing those closest to you, writing Scarred was a true "finally able to breathe" moment for him. Growing up in Hartford County in the somewhat small town of Wethersfield, CT. "where everyone knows everyone", he'd longed for the day when a story could be told that highlighted the similarities of a homosexual relationship to a heterosexual relationship. The many adversities that fall on to members of the LGBTQ+ community aren't always given the attention it deserves and living as a homosexual isn't as carefree and fabulous as some people believe or others may portray. Being aknowledged for his writing skills throughout his school career, encouraged him to see that not only was writing his strongest passion but he could focus on something that he truly enjoyed for the rest of my life, hoping others would hear his voice through his words and find their voice within. Overcoming teenage angst and prejudgments from peers helped him understand what it's like to be different, and that different can be a positive in life.