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| Title | : | Bread, Salt & Wine (Tarnished Souls #4) |
| Author | : | Dev Bentham |
| Book Format | : | ebook |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 105 pages |
| Published | : | June 11th 2013 by Loose Id (first published June 10th 2013) |
| Categories | : | Romance. M M Romance. Contemporary |
Dev Bentham
ebook | Pages: 105 pages Rating: 3.96 | 132 Users | 31 Reviews
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Some wounds never heal. George Zajac grew up in a religious family with a father who beat “the swish” out of him. At thirty-eight he's a troubled man. Escaping his miserable life as a banker in New York, he moves across the country to start again in Los Angeles as the catering chef for a prestigious French Restaurant. Kenny Marks, a writer who’s currently waiting tables, is everything George cannot be—flamboyant, proud and sexually confident. Enthralled by Kenny, and against his own better judgment, George agrees to a date. Sparks fly. The sex is amazing. But even after the two get close, George is crippled by humiliating sexual hang-ups. Still haunted by his childhood, he lingers in the closet and can’t commit to a relationship with Kenny.Love is the great healer, but is it enough? George’s emotional scars could drive Kenny away, and with him, George’s last chance at happiness.
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Ratings: 3.96 From 132 Users | 31 ReviewsNotice Based On Books Bread, Salt & Wine (Tarnished Souls #4)
Yet another winner from Dev Bentham. I devoured this book in one afternoon and wished there was more.I'm both happy and sad to see this wonderful series come to an end. On the one hand, I'll miss the characters, but on the other - everyone got their happily ever after, and ultimately, that's the reason why I read romance. Needless to say, I'll be re-reading these books again. Highly recommended!*I received this book as a prize in the M/M Romance Group 4 Year Anniversary CelebrationI don't know what to say about this book.It's very well-written as always with Dev Bentham books and I liked both MCs, but I just really really hate this thing with MCs breaking up, then several years being apart and then again starting over. I like when the characters try to overcome problems together and here it was like George became a completely different man at the end and honestly it's been kinda unsatisfying for me.Other than that it was a good story and an appropriate ending to the
Well she saved the best for last! Loved this book! Loved Kenny and George wasn't too bad either. The plot was great. This was the most aptly titled book in the series. Loved the meaning behind the title. Loved how the relationship between Kenny and George evolved because it was very realistic. And I loved how the book ended. And you know what? You can learn new things from romance novels. I googled Purim and the Hebrew Bible and have a better understanding of Judaism than I did before. How about
I read all four of these Tarnished Souls books in rapid succession (after getting the first, Learning from Isaac as a BookBub featured freebie and by the way, it is still free as of 1/22/16 and is really good http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00J... ). They are really written beautifully. Each can be read as a stand alone but there are characters that cross over and it is fun to see them appear in each others' books. Loved these four books and plan to read lots more by Dev Bentham!
3.5 stars I thought this was really sweet. Right off the bat your heart was breaking for George but it wasn't shoved down your throat in a way where you felt the author was trying to force you into an emotional reaction. His loneliness and psychological issues were slowly revealed piece by piece and eventually resolved in a realistic and authentic manner. No overnight, miracle cures. No self-sacrificing love-interest. (view spoiler)[Kenny knew when he needed to leave the relationship for
I really liked this series.They were calm, easy reads, but had a real depth to the characters and stories. I liked the spiritual parts also.
It was a sweet little story.
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