My first story set in America is part of a heatwave series of releases from JMS Books during summer 2015. Each story is set in an American city during the hottest summer in a long time.
My story, Heat Wave Astoria will be out August 9 and here's the blurb to tell you more about what the sizzling story is about:
American shop worker, Brad's known as the most popular tourist attraction in his home town, Astoria, for certain men. Brad doesn't do relationships, why would he? Brad is an unashamed slut, and he loves it.
British IT programmer, James is much happier working with software and computers than people. He escapes from people he has to see at work into his encyclopaedic knowledge of childhood films from the eighties like The Goonies & Short Circuit.
When James walks into a quilting shop in Astoria for some supplies, he decides he'll take his brother's advice and talk to the stranger. That stranger is Brad, melting slowly behind the counter during the hottest longest heatwave America's had in years.
Can a man who thinks in binary code, always plans things to the finest degree, believes you can think your way out of any problem, cope with the twists and turns of his and someone else's emotions?
Can someone who never thinks before he leaps allow himself to leap into the biggest unknown, a relationship?
And how will they cope with everything having an expiry date as James has to return to his home in England?
Can two men who never expected love or a relationship learn to embrace the whole messy everything love brings into their lives?
Watch this space for blog tour details. Any review websites who'd like an ARC please email me through this website.
Liam Livings xx
My story, Heat Wave Astoria will be out August 9 and here's the blurb to tell you more about what the sizzling story is about:
American shop worker, Brad's known as the most popular tourist attraction in his home town, Astoria, for certain men. Brad doesn't do relationships, why would he? Brad is an unashamed slut, and he loves it.
British IT programmer, James is much happier working with software and computers than people. He escapes from people he has to see at work into his encyclopaedic knowledge of childhood films from the eighties like The Goonies & Short Circuit.
When James walks into a quilting shop in Astoria for some supplies, he decides he'll take his brother's advice and talk to the stranger. That stranger is Brad, melting slowly behind the counter during the hottest longest heatwave America's had in years.
Can a man who thinks in binary code, always plans things to the finest degree, believes you can think your way out of any problem, cope with the twists and turns of his and someone else's emotions?
Can someone who never thinks before he leaps allow himself to leap into the biggest unknown, a relationship?
And how will they cope with everything having an expiry date as James has to return to his home in England?
Can two men who never expected love or a relationship learn to embrace the whole messy everything love brings into their lives?
Watch this space for blog tour details. Any review websites who'd like an ARC please email me through this website.
Liam Livings xx
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