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As a teenager, Lincoln Woodhouse was thrown out of his home, an isolated farm in Norfolk, for being gay. Life could have gone very badly for a young uneducated boy not used to the ways of the outside world. Luckily for him, he was saved by two incredible people, a social worker who found him a school and a place to live, and her brother, who taught him all he knew about working with wood.

Sixteen years later, Linc has a successful business and many good friends, but he longs for more. One day, he receives a call about a job unlike any he’s done before. The beautiful voice on the end of the phone stirs something within him. A few days later, Linc discovers that the man who opens the door is every bit as attractive as the voice.

David Rallison was adopted at the age of three into a happy family who helped him to deal with the other issues in his life. David has two great loves—books and cats. He loves running the local library, and also fosters kittens, but hasn’t yet found someone special to share his life. Could the person on his doorstep be that man?

Book One of the Finding Family trilogy follows Linc and David from their first meeting to their discovering more about each other. But, as they begin to build a relationship, echoes of the past are always there, ready to destroy possible hopes of a future together.

© 2024 Fictionwide (Rafbók): 9781802507799

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Rafbók: 14 mars 2024