The eye of the storm

The eye of the storm

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The confusing reality of a boy discovering his sexuality in college, he's never felt this way before? But when he realises his sexuality how will he, his friends and family respond? Basketball is a source of freedom for George [17], he's had a blessed life, living with his single mother and younger sister who both care for him dearly. The book is set in college (sixth form) 2024 when: A new boy joins year 13 with a whole load of others as they become seniors in college, quickly connecting with one another. George finds peace in this boys eyes and can't get enough of them. They have similar interests and share a dorm, feeling connected with one another they start to question if it is love? The two spend more and more time together to try and figure out, until a change of events causes George to hide away. This story contains: Rude language (more will be added as story updates)
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University was meant to be a new start, a place where Alex was open about his bisexuality. But meeting his confidently gay flatmate, Scotty, makes Alex hesitate. He's not that kind of brave and he coming out is harder than he thought. So, when he meets Felix, who's also gay, Alex lets him think he's straight. How was he to know Felix would become his best friend, and how can he tell him as more and more time goes by? It really isn't a problem, until Alex's stupid heart falls in love. Or the I'm-straight-he's-gay trope from the 'straight' boy's perspective.

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