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Painting the Desert

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In a return from the popular novel The Center of Earth and Sky, Painting the Desert continues the story of Whit, who lives with his beloved twins, Grey and Raine. They've been living a charmed life, but their whole world is threatened when Grey is diagnosed with cancer, and everything starts to fall apart.

Grey is their rock, and as he's ravaged by the cancer treatment, Whit and Raine struggle to hold it together. Will Whit find the strength to be what his lovers need him to be? Can he remain in the center of such a storm and survive it intact?

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Bio of Sean Michael

, Sean Michael Often referred to as "Space Cowboy" and "Gangsta of Love" while still striving for the moniker of "Maurice," Sean Michael spends his days surfing, smutting, organizing his vast gourd collection and fantasizing about one day retiring on a small secluded island peopled entirely by horseshoe crabs. Sean's stories have appeared in dozens of anthologies, including Shifting, Mates and Animal Attraction, as well as on Torquere Press' Turn of the Screw. Novels include the popular Jarheads' Series, the Going for the Gold series, Secrets, Skin & Leather, Bitten, Where Flows the Water, Catching a Second Wind, the Eppie nominated The Broken Road, Amnesia and many more.

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Imprint

Torquere Press

Filesize

300.59 KB

Number of Pages

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eBook ISBN

9781102392811

Excerpt from: Painting the Desert by Sean Michael

Mr. Bartholomew Whittaker watched the kids go screaming out and shook his head. It was the same every spring; they all went just a little crazy. Spring fever might have been a cliché, but like with most clichés, it had something at its roots.

Of course he was experiencing a little spring fever himself.
He drove his little Toyota to the park near home, almost skipping as he walked toward the center of the green space. Raine had called and asked him to meet his lovers by the fountain.

The sun was warm and the earth fragrant with budding life.
Love was definitely in the air.

Grey was lying on the edge of the fountain, sunning, barefoot. Raine sat close by, reading aloud, eating grapes, feet in the water. Whit's dark haired lovers looked beautiful, so exotic, so fine. That hair was still all black, the mahogany faces smooth and sharp.

Impulsively, he snuck up on them and swept a hand through the water, splashing them.

Raine cried out; Grey just laughed, hand splashing him back without even opening those beautiful dark eyes. He laughed too, bending to kiss Grey's smiling mouth and then Raine's.
'Mmm...' Raine's eyes were shining, warm. 'Happy Friday, our Whit. How was your day?'