I was absolutely thrilled to wake up this morning and find Charlie’s Hero had received an Honorable Mention in the 2015 Rainbow Awards. Thank you, Elisa!
The 2015 Rainbow Awards is an annual contest celebrating outstanding work in LGBT fiction and nonfiction. Hosted and owned by blogger Elisa Rolle, the contest is open to all authors of work containing LGBT fictional characters and work chronicling the true stories of LGBT persons.
Click here to see the post at Elisa’s site Reviews and Ramblings.
I loved this story, and its characters, and got sucked into the book very quickly. Sweet romance which takes the time to build friendships as well.
Good story-can’t wait to get book 2.
Charlie’s Hero
Schoolteacher Charlie Matthews returns to his hometown, looking to regain a sense of community, reconnect with friends, and settle down. It looks like his dreams have come true when paramedic Josh Campbell attends an accident at the school. It’s love at first sight, and a romance begins.It’s not until Charlie confronts his own parents and realizes he hasn’t come to terms with their rejection that he fully understands what Josh has to lose. But Josh is Charlie’s hero, and Josh will do anything to prove to Charlie that he doesn’t need his parents to be part of a family.
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