Destiny Goes Spare by TC Blue

Torquere Press

M/M Contemporary

Reviewed by Ley

   

 

Raj’s relationship with Andrew was the best thing to ever happen to him. On his twenty-first birthday Andrew throws Raj a surprise party, using Raj’s email contact list Andrew invites people Raj never would have expected including his parents.

Meeting his young lover’s parents was awkward enough for Andrew, but meeting them in the middle of a party and their discovery that he wasn’t much younger then them, awkward couldn’t come close to what Andrew was feeling.

Destiny Goes Spare is a sweet quick read.  Raj’s parent’s were very comical, the mixture of their personality and their way of talking added the to the entertainment level of the story.  Andrew learned a lot about his lover on his twenty first birthday and all the new things they discovered about each other made Destiny Goes Spare a fun read.

     

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