Why Wrong Felt Like Home

Why Wrong Felt Like Home

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Jaze D'Marco has spent years living with a strange emptiness he can't explain. A Master's student in photography by day and a bartender by night, he tries to keep his life simple: survive graduate school, tolerate his chaotic roommates, and ignore the growing cracks in his relationship. It's messy, but it's manageable. Until Chase Wrightworth walks into the bar. Drawn to the enigmatic stranger in ways he can't understand, Jaze begins to question everything he thought he knew about himself. And when fragments of a forgotten past begin resurfacing, he realizes some truths refuse to stay buried. Because sometimes the hardest person to come home to is yourself.
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