Relationships: Bondage / Submission, Breeches Rippers, Coming of Age, Disability, Gay for You, Male Pregnancy, May / December, Ménage a trois (or more.A Washington Post Best Children's Book of 2018 'Jensen has brought together sharp and vivid perspectives concerning mental-health challenges. Possible Futures: Apocalypse Now & Back to the Future Otherwordly Lovers: Angels, Demons & Ghosts Non Conventional Lovers: Elves, Gods, Deity & Witches, Furry Lovers, Shapeshifters & Vampires Men in Uniform: Cops / Detectives / PIs, Firefighters & Military Genres: Contemporary, Fantasy, Futuristic, Historical & Paranormal Men! (hustlers) & Virgins (at least in one way)

If you are not friends on this journal, Please comment there using OpenID.Ĭreate your own visited map of The United StatesĬharacters: Alpha Males, Cinderfellas (from rags to riches.), Friends (with benefits), Multicultural Lovers, Pretty. Things go wrong from the moment he steps off the shuttle.Īlthough Gael arrives with unexpected complications, Abraham is prepared to make their relationship work - until Gael's past catches up with them, threatening Abraham's livelihood, the freedom Gael gave everything for, and the love neither man ever hoped to find.

But no plan of Gael's has ever gone smoothly, and his new start on Alkirak is no exception. For a chance to get out, he'll do just about anything - even travel to the far end of the galaxy as a mail-order husband. He's spent his whole life locked in the undercity beneath Zhemosen, running from one desperate situation to another. Gael Sonnen has never seen the sky, let alone the sun. Someone to share his days, his bed, and his heart.

Life can be harsh and lonely in the outer colonies, but miner-turned-farmer Abraham Bauer is living his dream, cultivating crops that will one day turn the unforgiving world of Alkirak into paradise. Survival is hard enough in the outer colonies - what chance does love have? I would have liked to be more surprised, but I thoroughly enjoyed it anyway.' The characters evolved believably, flawed enough to enable the twists, but not cloyingly so. The details of the three worlds (including the starship) were robust and incredibly distinct from one another, especially the harsh, stark Alkirak where they grew into their love. 'This intergalactic romance follows all the tropes of a standard romance, but still managed to keep me wondering how it would resolve.

To See the Sun by Kelly Jensen