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    A Purple Winter

    By Mel Bossa

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    Derek O'Reilly was never good at reality. After twenty years of adulthood, he's disenchanted with his life but his husband, Chef Nick Lund, is still chasing success. Then a near-fatal motorcycle accident brings everything to a halt and opens a door to a time Derek thought he'd never experience again.

    As Derek sinks into a coma, his mind returns to the winter he first fell for Nick, the bad boy with arctic blue eyes. But in this coma-fantasy, Derek isn't a helpless child anymore. No -- this time, he's older and making Nick Lund stutter and swoon for a change.

    While Derek slips away, Nick sits by him in the hospital, devastated. To pull his lover back from the land of dreams, he must say what he's never said before.

    Derek has a choice -- remain lost in his imagined world, or return to Nick in the here and now where forever truly exists.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJMS Books LLC
    Release dateDec 16, 2017
    ISBN9781634865289
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    A Purple Winter
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    Mel Bossa

    Mel Bossa is a Lambda Literary Award finalist and author of numerous MM romance novels. When she isn't writing, she's thinking of writing. And when that doesn't work, she sits at her old, slightly discordant piano pretending that she's actually very good at it and imagines she's a very famous author who never has to write her own biography.

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