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Painting the Desert (Center of Earth and Sky #2)
by
Sean Michael
In a return from the popular novel The Center of Earth and Sky, Painting the Desert continues the story of Whit, who lives with his beloved twins, Grey and Raine. They've been living a charmed life, but their whole world is threatened when Grey is diagnosed with cancer, and everything starts to fall apart.
Grey is their rock, and as he's ravaged by the cancer treatment, Wh...more
Grey is their rock, and as he's ravaged by the cancer treatment, Wh...more
ebook, 162 pages
Published
2006
by Torquere Press
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Painting the Desert is the sequel to The Center of Earth and Sky in which Sean Michael continues the story of Whit, who lives with his lovers and beloved twins, Grey and Raine. They've been living a charmed and magical life, but their whole world is threatened when Grey is diagnosed with cancer, and everything starts to fall apart. Grey is their rock, and as he's ravaged by the cancer treatments, Whit and Raine struggle to hold it together.
Given the story line, Painting the Desert is, by degrees...more
Painting the Desert is the sequel to The Center of Earth and Sky.
Painting the Desert is a powerful story of three men in an established relationship and their trials when Grey gets cancer. It is a story of love and commitment and standing by each other when the way is hard.
The ending is delightful. I do wish readers were given more assurance that they will have a long time together.
More of these three can be found in the book, Toy Box: Twins. I wish this story had been the epilogue in Paintin...more
Painting the Desert is a powerful story of three men in an established relationship and their trials when Grey gets cancer. It is a story of love and commitment and standing by each other when the way is hard.
The ending is delightful. I do wish readers were given more assurance that they will have a long time together.
More of these three can be found in the book, Toy Box: Twins. I wish this story had been the epilogue in Paintin...more
Wow, far more plot than I’m used to for one of this author’s books, and a very poignant storyline to boot. It’s been a while since I read the first book in this series, but it didn’t take long for me to re-establish how much I enjoyed the dynamic among these three. The twins have an almost palpable connection, and of course, Whit is their center. Reading about Grey struggling through his cancer diagnosis and treatment, seeing Raine’s vitality shrink away along with Grey, and imagining Whit’s str...more
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Often referred to as "Space Cowboy" and "Gangsta of Love" while still striving for the moniker of "Maurice," Sean Michael spends his days surfing, smutting, organizing his immense gourd collection and fantasizing about one day retiring on a small secluded island peopled entirely by horseshoe crabs. While collecting vast amounts of vintage gay pulp novels and mood rings, Sean whiles away the hours...more
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