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Cherry Pop Valentine by Debbie McGowan

29 Sep 2015 at 04:49

Nancy Ferris

GLBT Fiction

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Rating: 6/10 ★★★★★★☆☆☆☆ 
Title: Cherry Pop Valentine
Author: Debbie McGowan
Genre: M/M Romance
URL: Beaten Track Publishing
Price: £0.99
Summary [from the publisher]:
Their band’s new single is due to be released in four days’ time and lovers Sven and Flavier are beyond excited. It’s tipped to be a big hit, and Flav can’t wait to see the online reaction to the promo film he’s made.

But when he joins Sven in bed, he couldn’t even begin to imagine the fallout that will ensue when he awakes, and all his dreams are shattered with just one click of an upload button.

Can he fix the damage caused by that one careless click or will he be condemned to endure Valentine’s Day alone?

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Champagne by Debbie McGowan

12 Jan 2015 at 13:08

Nancy Ferris

GLBT Fiction

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Rating: 7/10 ★★★★★★★☆☆☆ 
Title: Champagne
Author: Debbie McGowan
Genre: GLBT Fiction
URL: Beaten Track Publishing
Price: £1.79
Summary [from the publisher]:
Haunted by the abuse of his now missing father, seventeen year old Sammy stumbles upon the seedy world of drug addiction and prostitution of London’s West End in the 1980s. Cold, desperate and exhausted, he takes shelter in a trash-filled alley behind a strip club, unaware that what is about to unfold will change the course of his life.

Set during a period of significant social and cultural change in the early 1980’s, Champagne opens up a world of seedy revue bars, prostitution, abuse, drug addiction and the devastating effect of AIDS. Centred around the events of a declining revue bar and its regeneration, a young man comes of age and finds his first love whilst looking for his estranged, abusive father. Through dark humour and strong characterisation the book is not only eye opening but also manages to capture a truly unique time in popular culture.

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