Ebook {Epub PDF} Half Pass by Astrid Amara

Half Pass by Astrid Amara Publisher: Samhain Publishing, Ltd. Genre: Contemporary, suspense/mystery Length: Full Length ( pages) Other: m/m, anal sex Rating: cherries Reviewed by Myrtle. He looks good on a horse, but it’s hard to love a man with a big ego and a small alibi. Yes, you can find reliable Half Pass|Astrid Amara and legit essay writers if you hire a professional essay writing service online for your essay. The essay writers at www.doorway.ru are experts, along with years of experience in their specific field. When you place your order with our writing service, you can rely on us to get a legitimate essay with premium quality.  · Half Pass by Astrid Amara. NOOK Book (eBook) $ Sign in to Purchase Instantly. Available on Compatible NOOK Devices and the free NOOK Apps. WANT A NOOK?Author: Astrid Amara.

Half Pass by Astrid Amara. My rating: 3 of 5 stars 3 stars. Paul's life is not exactly where he wants it to be. In his thirties he had a successful career as an account manager, an expensive trendy apartment in San Francisco and had a committed boyfriend of 6 years. Read "Half Pass", by Astrid Amara online on Bookmate - When Paul King inherits a crumbling equestrian facility called Serenity Stables, his only goal is to sell it as fast as he can. But the disappear. 📘 Read Now 📥 Download. eBook details. Title: Half Pass Author: Astrid Amara Release Date: Janu Genre: Gay,Books,Fiction Literature,Romance,Gay Lesbian,Mysteries Thrillers,Cozy, Pages: * pages Size: KB Description. When Paul King inherits a crumbling equestrian facility called Serenity Stables, his only goal is to sell it as fast as he can.

Astrid Amara is an award-winning author of over twenty m/m romance novels and novellas. In her novel The Devil Lancer won the Rainbow Award for Best Gay Fantasy, and her novel Song of the Navigator was a runner up for the Rainbow Award for Best Science Fiction. Paul King's inheritance is named Serenity Stables, but for him it's far from serene. He has one plan for the crumbling facility: unload it as fast as possible. But two months on the market, and he's still mucking stalls and dreaming of his old life back in San Francisco. I guess readers are fickle since while I adored Love Ahead by Astrid Amara, I found Half Pass to be totally devoid of the same charm and warmth. This story relies on a weak pseudo mystery, circumstance, and an equally tepid happy ending between characters that I simply couldn’t connect to on any meaningful level.