Leviticus: Return back home

Leviticus: Return back home

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This is the sequel to Leviticus, which is needed to be read first in order to understand the storyline. In 'Leviticus: Return back home' we continue following Jay and Levi as they return home and struggle to deal with Levi's parents' disapproval of their relationship. Meanwhile Nick and Riven have seemed to restore their friendship, but how long will this last? Matt is trying to cope with the feeling of being abandoned by his father, and now also has to deal with the rude new boy at the school. This book will delve even deeper into who the characters and their families are, and into showcasing how they all deal in different ways with their struggles and questions about who they truly are.
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When Milo returns home from college for winter break, he's surprised to discover that his brother brought more than luggage and dirty laundry. Milo is immediately attracted to the tag-along, Judah. He is handsome and charming, but Milo can't tell if Judah is being friendly or flirty. And even if Milo's feelings aren't one sided, what could he do about it? He only has two weeks before Judah goes back to school. Is that enough time to make a connection that will last far beyond the holidays?

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