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Ready for an emotional MM romance? Then snag Tucson Too Late by Sundae Leighton today!
Cover Designer: E. Leighton
Blurb:
Tucson was supposed to be my salvation. My chance at reinventing myself after the terrible hockey season I had.
The moment I laid eyes on Saint Ripley again, all my summer plans flew right on the window. From his dark, thick framed glasses to his throwback grunge clothes, Saint hadn’t changed one single bit since high school. Still shy, timid and hot.. wait… not that last part. And my brother just expects me to spend time alone with him while he’s gone? I don’t see that ending well for either of us.
Only Saint’s no pushover. He shoves back. And then I do something stupid like dare him to a drinking game before stealing something I had no right taking in the first place. I’m no one’s version of a prince charming yet Saint doesn’t seem scared when I offer to help him lose his second, third, heck all his firsts.
The more time we spend together, the more I wonder if we could make this work. While my brain tells me something completely different. That no one will expect me as a bisexual hockey player. That it’s not possible. I’m a colossal screw up at everything and this will just add more fuel to the fire. That I’m not good enough.
And so... I run. Leaving the best thing that’s ever happened to me before I ruin him too.
This book contains depressive/manic type episodes, off-page attempted assault (not between MCs), feelings of low self-esteem and self-hatred. These things might be trigging to some readers. Please read with caution.
Trigger Warnings:
Depressive Thoughts
Excessive Drinking
Suicidal Thoughts
Fighting (Not between MCs)
About the Author:
Sundae Leighton writes romance novels that are sweet with a dark twist. She got her start writing fanfiction with her friends in school, but didn’t take the plunge to publish her first book (Picture Perfect) until 2020. Born and raised in Connecticut, where she currently resides with her husband and their cats. She sometimes scares herself when she writes things darker than intended, considers coffee the nectar of the Gods, and once ran the NYC marathon (OK - half marathon). When she isn’t writing down what the voices in her head tell her to, she likes watching murder shows, NASCAR, and reading romance books with lots of angst.
Author Links: linktr.ee/sundaeleighton
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