Path Not Taken

By Andrew Grey

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Release Date Jun 1, 2015
Type Novellas
Pages 57
ISBN-13 978-1-63476-412-4
SKU 6546
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By Andrew Grey

On the train from Lancaster to Philadelphia, Trent runs into Brit, his first love and the first man to break his heart. They’ve both been through a lot in the years since they parted ways, and as they talk, the old connection tenuously strengthens. Trent finally works up the nerve to call Brit, and their rekindled friendship slowly grows into the possibility for more. But both men are shadowed by their pasts as they explore the path they didn’t take the first time. If they can move beyond loss and painful memories, they might find their road leads to a second chance at happiness.

A story from the Dreamspinner Press 2015 Daily Dose package "Never Too Late."

Cover Artist: Catt Ford

Daily Dose 2015 Daily Dose | Never Too Late

Genres Contemporary Romance / Gay

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- Review of Path Not Taken
- By Katy Beth
  on Jun 7, 2015 05:06
- Trenton and Brit reconnect on the train. They are old friends with a past hurt. But over time they are able to develop a new love.
- Review of Path Not Taken
- By Aine @ House Millar
  on Jun 1, 2015 11:06
- I love 2nd chance stories, but often am disappointed in the flow, if not the story. Andrew Grey, though, has delivered a sweet, loving story in Path Not Taken where he introduces Trent and Brit to one another after a good twenty-year split. The story is sweet, but some of the memories and life experiences for the men were hard, both in the past and in their present. But how they dealt with those issues was both real and powerful.
  Path Not Taken is a shorter story from Mr. Grey, one that is part of the Daily Dose package with Dreamspinner Press. I dont often read shorts or shorter novellas, as many of you know, but this is one that I wholeheartedly recommend and will reread again. You may not can go home again, but sometimes, the path not taken is still waiting for you. For Trent and Brit, nothing could be more true.

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