The Q

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Pub Date Feb 01 2021 | Archive Date Jan 31 2021

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Description

Step out for a Saturday night at The Q—the small town gay bar in Appalachia where the locals congregate. Whose secret love is revealed? What long-term relationship comes to a crossroad? What revelations come to light? The DJ mixes a soundtrack to inspire dancing, drinking, singing, and falling in (or out) of love.

This pivotal Saturday night at The Q is one its regulars will never forget. Lives irrevocably change. Laugh, shed a tear, and root for folks you’ll come to love and remember long after the last page.

Step out for a Saturday night at The Q—the small town gay bar in Appalachia where the locals congregate. Whose secret love is revealed? What long-term relationship comes to a crossroad? What...


A Note From the Publisher

WARNING: domestic abuse, infidelity, death, suicidal ideation - - TAGS: LGBTQIA+, Contemporary, Ace, Bi, Gay, Lesbian, Family drama, bartenders, blue collar, coming-of-age, coming out, hurt/comfort, soulmates, open relationship, #ownvoices, over 40, reunited

WARNING: domestic abuse, infidelity, death, suicidal ideation - - TAGS: LGBTQIA+, Contemporary, Ace, Bi, Gay, Lesbian, Family drama, bartenders, blue collar, coming-of-age, coming out, hurt/comfort...


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ISBN 9781648901966
PRICE $4.99 (USD)

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Featured Reviews

This story was so vivid. I love the snap shot of this small town bar and all the people that inhabit it. Small vignettes of every bodies lives tied together. I didn’t want it to end.

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