The Distance to Andromeda and Other Stor
โ Gregorio C. Brillantes
๐ Library
๐
1960
๐ The Benipayo Press
๐ English
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The Distant Hills and Other Stories
โ Scribed by Kaje Harper
- Publisher
- Kaje Harper
- Year
- 2023
- Tongue
- English
- Category
- Fiction
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โฆ Synopsis
Can a farmer still love the man who stole his horse, and broke his heart?
What kind of relationship begins with a passive-aggressive bottle of wine?
How's life treating Mac and Tony of Life Lessons, ten years later?
Thirty short stories, ranging from flash fiction to 10,000 words, bring laughter and tears, triumph and heartbreak, and the quiet moments in between. And love, always love.
Do you have ten minutes, or an hour, to spend with a story? Check out this collection, filled with a wide range of contemporary, paranormal, and fantasy stories to feed the gay-romance-loving soul.
(Stories in this collection were originally published on Kaje's Facebook group.)
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