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    This Same Flower
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    This Same Flower

    By August Li

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    2nd Edition

    Sequel to On Tinsel Wings

    Two years after taking a leap of faith and moving in together, Patrick Harford and Yu Elion decide to make a lasting commitment. Yu will soon graduate art school, while Patrick continues to gain fame and financial stability performing as a drag queen. They want to take the next step on their journey together, but they disagree as to where their path should lead. Patrick longs to put down roots and make a home close to the friends who have supported him. But the realization of Yu’s lifelong dream lies on the other side of the world. Can Patrick leave his comfort zone and seize the day for the only man he’s ever loved? And what will that mean for his career, the friendships he depends on—and for the friends who depend on him?

    Either Patrick or Yu will have to sacrifice his dream. But while they struggle to find a solution that will make them both happy, a friend’s cry for help removes Patrick’s options. With their future together sidetracked, he can only hope their love is strong enough to weather separation.

    1st Edition published by Dreamspinner Press, June 2014

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamspinner Press
    Release dateAug 31, 2014
    ISBN9781632166388
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    August Li

    August Li plays every game as a mage. He thinks the closest thing to magic outside of games and fantasy is to bring things into existence from nothing, which he does in words and images. As a proud trans man, he hopes to bring diversity and representation to all those who want to see themselves in the art and stories they enjoy. He’s a perfectionist, travel enthusiast, and caffeine addict. Gus makes his home on the coast of South Carolina, where he spends his days in search of merpeople, friendly cats, and interesting pieces of driftwood. He collects ball-jointed dolls, tattoos, and languages. He believes in faeries and thinks they’re terrifying… but still wants to meet one. Facebook: www.facebook.com/Ninja.Gus Fox-Hat's Den on Facebook: www.facebook.com/FoxHatsDen/ Twitter: @Ninja_Gus Instagram: www.instagram.com/augustninja1816/ Queeromance Ink: www.queeromanceink.com/mbm-book-author/august-li/ Book Bub: www.bookbub.com/profile/august-li Tumblr: ninja-gus.tumblr.com

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