Heaven Can't Wait
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Eli Easton
When Brian Matheson dies at nineteen, his soul is in limbo. He has one chance to redeem himself before he’s thrown into a nasty pit. All Brian has to do is save the life of Kevin Anderson, a boy he and his friends tormented for being gay. Kevin thought he’d finally escaped bullying. But his...
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When Brian Matheson dies at nineteen, his soul is in limbo. He has one chance to redeem himself before he’s thrown into a nasty pit. All Brian has to do is save the life of Kevin Anderson, a boy he and his friends tormented for being gay.
Kevin thought he’d finally escaped bullying. But his college roommate, Chuck, and his homophobic pals, prove him wrong. Now he can only wait for another room to open up—and try to keep his eyes off sexy, uber-straight Chuck.
Chuck is struggling to keep up the tough-guy façade everyone expects, but being trapped in a dorm room with the prettiest twink he’s ever seen isn’t helping him keep his feelings hidden.
If Brian can untangle this mess, he’ll deserve his wings.
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Format: ebook
ISBN:
9781632161000
ASIN: B00KPIJ3RI
Publish date: 2014-05-31
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Pages no: 81
Edition language: English
Series: Mended 2014 Daily Dose Anthology
Wow! At 60 pages this packed an absolutely emotional punch. Eli Easton has a gift! I'm so overwhelmed and shocked by how captivating and beautiful this was. I hate giving too much away on this one but it's a MUST read!! And one I will most definitely revisit many times in the future.
Wow, I seriously loved this one.It reminded me a lot of Unwrapping Hank. It's useless to deny it: I love hunky and apparently tough guys who are marshmallows inside they and lose their marbles for the twink but are so insecure they can't push themselves to reach for what they desire. The idea is hot...
This one is a little bit different ... probably because it starts with Brian realizing that he died and he is going to be judged. Usually, then the story veers into a rather paranormal realm, maybe the ghost getting second chance with the boy he likes, or something like that. Interestingly, it doesn...
4.5 StarsSo yeah. We all know how I feel about Eli Easton. I jumped at the chance to read and review this short tale from Dreamspinner’s Daily Dose Mended collection. And as always, I’m very glad I did. This story is vaguely reminiscent of her earliest genre story, Before I Wake, published under Tor...