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    Conversations with an Angel
    Conversations with an Angel
    Conversations with an Angel
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    Conversations with an Angel

    By Kevin Klehr

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    Jamal has a typical mother who'd like him to succeed in all aspects of life, especially when it comes to marriage. But Jamal already has a partner. His name is Farnham.

    And while Jamal doesn't want to disappoint his family, his mother's interference is pushing Farnham away. In the end it will take a voice of reason to help Jamal rethink his life.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKevin Klehr
    Release dateOct 15, 2018
    ISBN9780463936238
    Conversations with an Angel
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    Kevin Klehr

    Kevin is the author of a number of books including the Actors and Angels series and the Nate and Cameron Collection.The Actors and Angels series are three comedies that take place in the theatre district of the Afterlife. In this continuing story, two friends explore their love for each other through several lifetimes with the help of a gay angel. The third in the series scored a Rainbow Award for Best Gay Alternative Universe/Reality novel.The Nate and Cameron Collection are two novellas that delve into a relationship between a dreamer and a realist, where the latter is coming to terms with loving second best. The two stories, Nate and the New Yorker and Nate’s Last Tango, are also available in one paperback edition.His dystopian novel, Social Media Central, explores a future where everyone is addicted to their screens and where murder is just a keystroke away. And his new novella, Winter Masquerade, whimsically explains why Wednesday is not the day to fall in love.Kevin lives with his long-term partner, Warren, in their humble apartment (affectionately named Sabrina), in Australia’s own “Emerald City,” Sydney.

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      Conversations with an Angel - Kevin Klehr

      Table of Contents

      Conversation with an Angel

      Musings on Guy

      Note from Kevin

      About Kevin

      He said your heart wants to protect the other person while your head tries to protect yourself. Farnham stared at me as if I farted. What’s the matter?

      He said the same thing to me.

      I guess it’s his token advice.

      Even with this curious look, he still was the man I wanted to share my life with. For six months I found sanctuary each time I visited his one bedroom apartment. It was always messy every time I showed up, and like a dutiful husband I’d whip out the rag and the cleaning products which I bought for him, and get to work.

      But it went with the territory. It was him, and he truly had me under his spell. And even though at first his weekend sleep-ins, his habit of buying gadgets he didn’t need, and his unbreakable pattern of always showing up an hour late to anything we’d planned irked me, in time they were just the little things that made him who he was.

      And let’s face it, when you wake next to someone who is clutching your naked body with their hand on your chest, while you cushion their waist with your ass, you know there’s no use sweating the small stuff.

      My phone rang. Farnham groaned, but not in a good way.

      It’s her, isn’t it? he asked.

      I checked the screen. I nodded.

      You know I have to answer.

      No, Jamal, you don’t have to answer. Can’t you put that thing on silent?

      It doesn’t matter. It stopped now.

      "But we both know it will ring again. Just wait

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