Twelfth Moon

<p>Elsie's a small town with a lot of heart. Isn't that how most small town romance stories begin?</p><p><br></p><p>But this isn't any love story. These five stories cross paths and connections age gender sexuality and different kinds of relationships. Stories like that of <strong>Harriet</strong> the owner of Twelfth Moon perfumery and adopted mother to her nephew Nu. Harriet always figured she'd be single for the rest of her life but <strong>Dela Atwater</strong> appearing in her shop one blustery autumn day sparks something within her. A bit of romance and longing she'd long thought buried.</p><p><br></p><p>And what about <strong>Nu</strong> Harriet's nephew? He's quickly falling for <strong>Miles</strong> who works in the coffee shop next door to Twelfth Moon. The shop is owned by Miles's brother <strong>Jones</strong> who has his own ideas about sex and lust and romance (or lack thereof). Across town <strong>Maeve</strong> is learning how to exist as a widower but when they meet <strong>Evie</strong> a spark is lit. And <strong>Yuri</strong> Nu's best friend is anxiously awaiting the holidays so he can see his girlfriend <strong>Beckett</strong> once more.</p><p><br></p><p>It's about hope and joy and queer love in so many shapes and forms from the author of the dark fantasy/romance novel Wilderwood (...<em>will shatter readers' expectations with its bewitching complexities</em>... - <strong>The BookLife Prize</strong>).</p>