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    Tell the Bees I'm Sorry

    By Felicitas Ivey

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    About this ebook

    Physics Grad Student Marcus Fitzhughes agrees to leave New York City with his roommate, Andy, to visit Andy’s uncles in Vermont. Marcus wants to escape the city and his ex-boyfriend, Dan, who hasn’t taken their break up very well.

    In Vermont, Marcus meets Andy's Uncle Raph, a scarred, handsome man with a mysterious past, who settled there to tend bees and make mead. Marcus feels an unexpected attraction to Raph, an interest and lust which he had thought he'd never he feel again after Dan. Raph seems to have the same feelings about him. But both of them need to find the courage to take a chance on the happiness they deserve.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamspinner Press
    Release dateJun 1, 2014
    ISBN9781632160898
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