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Being Sage can be hard sometimes. Not only is he a teenage boy, which has enough faults, but he is gay. His mother keeps telling him it's only a "phase" something he can just get over. His friend's begin to mock him when they spot him locking lips with the blue eyed cutie that they had spotted on their patrol. Oh yeah, he also has to carry the responsibility of being a werewolf. What happens when all his secrets get out? Will his mother ever come to realization that he's telling the truth and will his friends ever except him? Can Kyle still love him when he finds out he's been kissing a dog?
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Disclaimer: this is the third instalment of a three part book series. Therefore to get the full story you should read the first two instalments, namely: Don't Touch What's His and Mine. ~~~~ Turning a human into an immortal poses serious threats to the life of that human. There's a greater chance of them dying during the transition than surviving. Then there's the risk of eternal suffering and not to mention the grief that comes with watching loved ones die and having to leave behind much of what you once new. However with Tobias' logic running at an all time low, he struggles to see through his ever-growing love for Lathaniel. He wants to stay with Lathan forever, regardless of risks or suffering. He doesn't want to leave Lathaniel with the pain of not having the love of his life around, he doesn't want that for his husband. Now Lathaniel is faced with a dilemma. Turn Tobias and run the risk of losing him early or him being desensitised to love because of grief or don't turn him and watch him slowly and painfully fade away. It seems clear what he should do, but it's a tougher decision to actually make than say.

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