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    The Forever Man

    By Stephen Kessel

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    A Moving Story of Gay Men Finding Love in War and Peace.

    The Forever Man is an inspirational gay romance set in Sydney today and in the past, and briefly in the pacific islands during WWII.

    Wanting “forever,” Allen leaves New York and follows his Australian lover back to Sydney. But when he arrives and reunites with Daren, he discovers that their relationship is not what he had thought. Instead he finds that a word chalked on the sidewalks of Sydney is what tugs at him, urging him to stay.

    On the streets of Sydney, young Corey has found what he didn’t even know he was looking for and has his “forever,” a strange one for a young gay man, but one that satisfies him anyway.

    The life and writing of a long-dead famous Australian poet and soldier brings these two men together in a most unexpected way, but it is the power of “forever” that also keeps them apart.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBarbarianSpy
    Release dateOct 7, 2014
    ISBN9780987609342
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