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A Vince Harper Story Brad Chambers I stood there for several minutes just staring at the beautiful woman that I had found that night two years ago. More books by Brad Chambers Vince Harper Stories Summer Winter Vanessa Dean.
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I always feel the perfect chemistry between hercharacters, that was never an issue and this book was not anexception, I thought their connection was beatiful and I rooted forthem to make it.

I also really loved how much both characters grewby the end of the book, but especially Vince, who dealt with someof his prejudices and preconceptions in the way he could neverimagine he would. She also always managesto surprise me. Because of the title I was expecting somethingentirely different -- something close to the In Search of Saints,maybe?

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But what I got was a beautiful, painful journey through anasphalt jungle. An adventure equal to climbing a mountain. The thingI deeply admire about Harper Fox's writing is her ability toportray surroundings in such a vivid and emotional way. In ScrapMetal it was the gorgeously rough Scottish landscape and weather,but she does it as beautifully with the city view, the pavement andthe buildings! I find myself reading her poetical sentences overand over again and enjoying their pure beauty. Her sentences arelike powerful brush strokes that leave colorful, vibrant lines onthe canvas.

If this book was a painting I would hang it above mybed and lose myself in it every night. I recommend this book alsobecause of its characters. They are put through struggle, theylearn from their mistakes and they have their hearts in the rightplace.

These men sound, look, taste and smell like real life, butwhen they are together inside the walls of the Half Moon Chambers,those moments appear to be almost magical. Five shining stars. A cop and a recovering addict - no chance for romance there. YetVince, a street-hardened narcotics officer, is having to reassesshis life. Six months ago, he hit rock-bottom.

A bullet brought himdown, and his beloved partner Jack betrayed him.

Badly disabled andin constant pain, Vince is flying a desk these days, and it doesn'tsuit him at all. His world is looking grim when he meets RowanClyde, sole surviving witness to a vicious drugs-related killing.

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Rowan doesn't want to talk. He's vulnerable, trying to hold his ownlife together in the wake of a crippling addiction. Vince shouldhave no time for him, and Rowan certainly shouldn't trust a copwith an agenda to get him onto the witness stand at any cost. Yetdespite their differences, there's an instant pull of attractionbetween these two damaged men. Their new bond is put to theultimate test on the tough streets of Newcastle during a darknorthern winter, as each turns out to hold the keys to the other'ssurvival - and to his destruction. Harper takes her inspiration from a wide rangeof British settings - wild countryside, edgy urban and most thingsin between - and loves to use these backdrops for stories aboutsexy gay men sharing passion, adventure and happy endings.

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Plus, I subscribe to all the key American magazines. The reason? It's fair to say you don't think fashion mags are done at this point? I think you already know my answer to this question! Other magazines have slimmed down alarmingly, but fashion still seems to generate the ads needed to support solid editorial wells, and some excellent publications manage to survive on their own steam and enthusiasm.

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