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    Audiobook6 hours

    Ghostly Gay Trilogy

    Written by Michel Russell

    Narrated by Peregrine Muir

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    About this audiobook

    A swift plot with some stunning sex scenes give this novel a special place in the panoply of gay fiction.

    Ghostly Gay Trilogy is the story of the triumph of one man's spirit as he casts out his demons, real and imagined, and lays to rest the ghost of his lost love, learning to live again.

    Life and fate have dealt Ashley Wynter a series of cruel blows. He is bereft of the job that fulfilled him and the lover who sustained him.

    Summoned by a sinister anonymous message, he's lured into a twilight world of deceit, depravity, and degradation as he struggles to find out how his lover died - and why.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherM-Y Books Ltd. Audio
    Release dateJan 14, 2012
    ISBN9781906658946
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    Ghostly Gay Trilogy
    Author

    Michel Russell

    A mainly secretive man Michel Russell lives in the wilds of Hampshire , with his exotic imagination . He touches on many of the strange and amusing elements of human Nature whilst heating many parts of his books with sizzling sex scenes.

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      A well written tense thriller with well rounded characters
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      A well written tense thriller with well rounded characters