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Can “You’re in my seat” turn into “You’re in my heart”?
Danny
I’m not into hockey. Like, at all. But when my uncle can’t use his tickets to one of his beloved Pittsburgh Penguins games, I can’t pass up the opportunity for a little escape from my bummer of a retail job and the homophobic parents I’m forced to live with.
But the arena is confusing, and I end up in someone else’s seat. Someone I recognize—it’s Mike, my high school crush. Now older, hotter, and just as out of reach as I remember. Except he seems into me too.
It doesn't matter, though. I don’t have the cash to move out, and my family will never accept us. Mike and I are doomed before we even get started.
Mike
I love being a mechanic. The troubleshooting, working with my hands, all satisfy something deep inside me. And the pay isn’t bad. I just wish my coworkers weren’t such a nightmare. Penguins hockey is my escape from the grind. When I find a cute stranger sitting in my seat, I figure I’ll let him stay. Turns out he’s a sweet guy I went to school with. Sparks fly, and soon we’re connecting over shared memories, laughter, and nachos.
But just as things heat up, my job takes a turn for the worse, and an enticing offer to start fresh on a family farm in Oregon becomes hard to ignore. Now I’m torn between a second chance at first romance with Danny, and the possibility of a new life.
Wrong Place, Right Time is a Valentine’s Day novella about reconnecting, taking chances, and finding where you belong.
Content Warning:
This book takes place in 1987 and contains brief mentions and short instances of homophobic language and behavior befitting that time. There is one short instance from strangers, and a few brief scenes with homophobic, unaccepting behavior from co-workers and parents.
There is one chapter with bullying in a work environment.
There are sexually explicit scenes between two consenting adult men.
If any of this is distressing, please skip this novel. Your well-being is important.
