Here's his very condensed version of his story:
I'll get right to the point. The best part of my life began
when my aunt’s homophobic squeeze smashed his fist into my face. That is no shit.
I already knew
a wizard named Jackson Spey lived on my side of town, so I figured I’d turn
things around by becoming his apprentice. Problem was, Spey didn’t want an apprentice. He
was going through some kind of midlife crisis. All he wanted was to build beautiful
furniture and have sex with his beautiful husband, Adin.
He still took me in,
though. Guess he felt sorry for me. And the red paths I’d been seeing in the
air really intrigued him.
Hey, I’m only 19, so how could I have foreseen the
rest? That I’d fall for a breathtaking boy named Peter, who was at the center
of some strange magic tied to Jackson’s past. And I’d have to deal with a
sorcerer named Bezod, an evil pig who plagued all four of us and threatened to
destroy our relationships.
But . . . sometimes you just have to fight for what’s right.
Like love. I might’ve been new to the boyfriend gig and Jackson might’ve been a
reluctant wizard, but when the time came, we were ready to kick some supernatural
ass.
4 comments:
Can't wait. And he is pretty.
I do love this novel, Tam.
Well, y'know, that's a model. The character definitely isn't pretty; he's more on the order of unconventionally cute.
Love that exuberant innocence in his face! And the summary sounds great. I'm looking forward to this.
Hi, Val! Yeah, that's what struck me, too. He really captures the character's spirit.
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