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Nov 11, 2013
Averin
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mysteries,
gay-romance
Just when you think Henry Rios might finally be happy, Michael Nava has to leave him wobbly.
Besides the stories, so evocative of their times [attention professors of LGBT classes substitute [book:Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes|72003] with The Hidden Law your students will appreciate it], Nava writes so beautifully.
"It was a mystery of my sexual nature that a body which was the mirror image of mine could be so compelling and feel so unfamiliar, as if it belonged to a separat ...more
Besides the stories, so evocative of their times [attention professors of LGBT classes substitute [book:Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes|72003] with The Hidden Law your students will appreciate it], Nava writes so beautifully.
"It was a mystery of my sexual nature that a body which was the mirror image of mine could be so compelling and feel so unfamiliar, as if it belonged to a separat ...more
The series is irresistible to me.
It's simply brilliant. ...more
It's simply brilliant. ...more
So well written, but so sad and melancholy.
