Young and In Love? (eBook, ePUB) - McCann, Gary Garth
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Cal State engineering student Hardy tries not to repeat all the mistakes of his gay-supportive but womanizing father. Hardy is too young for a husband, but not too young to fall for bi Tom, or out Brad, or to move in with Sebastien, a French visiting economics professor who surprises Hardy by not taking him along to Paris for the summerperhaps because Sebastien has a secret boyfriend? In Sebastien's absence, Hardy works as a barista and turns to online hookup Dick, who is obviously not who he says he is, yet inspires in Hardy the fantasy of being husbands.

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Cal State engineering student Hardy tries not to repeat all the mistakes of his gay-supportive but womanizing father. Hardy is too young for a husband, but not too young to fall for bi Tom, or out Brad, or to move in with Sebastien, a French visiting economics professor who surprises Hardy by not taking him along to Paris for the summerperhaps because Sebastien has a secret boyfriend? In Sebastien's absence, Hardy works as a barista and turns to online hookup Dick, who is obviously not who he says he is, yet inspires in Hardy the fantasy of being husbands.

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Gary Garth McCann's erotica includes the novella Young and in Love? and the novel The Shape of the Earth (forthcoming 2019). His latest romance story "A House Where We Both Could Live" appears in Chelsea Station Magazine, July 2018. Other stories appear in Erotic Review Magazine; Mobius: A Journal of Social Change; Off the Rocks; Best Gay Love Stories 2005; and the Harrington Gay Men's Fiction Quarterly. His noir legal thriller The Man Who Asked to Be Killed was praised by the Washington Independent Review of Books. He has won first prize from the Maryland Writers' Association for both short fiction and mystery. Gary founded and writes for Late Last Night Books. He married Todd Garth, the US Naval Academy's first out professor, on their 25th anniversary and uses Todd's surname as a middle name for his writing.