Publisher:
Dreamspinner Press
Author: J.
P. Barnaby
Title:
Discovered
Series:
Little Boy Lost
Book: 4
ISBN-13: 978-1-61581-874-7
Pages: 200
Cover
Artist: Catt Ford
Categories:
Novels, Contemporary, Romance
Book Type:
eBook (Paperback also available)
File Formats
Available: .epub, .lit, .prc, html,
pdf
Price: $6.99
(e-book) Paperback $14.95
e-book:
Paperback:
BLURB:
Sequel to
Vanished
Little Boy
Lost: Book Four
Little Boy
Lost is the story of Jamie Mayfield, a golden-haired fallen angel. Dumped into
a gay rehab center and shunned by his parents, the once-adored son of
small-minded, small town people has had to find his own way in life.
Jamie is
astonished and dismayed when Brian McAllister, the boy he knows is the other
half of his soul, explodes back into his precarious life. In the nearly two
years they’ve been apart, not a day has gone by that Jamie hasn’t thought of
Brian, no matter how hard surviving has been. How can Jamie protect Brian from
the pain and brutalization in his life when he can’t even protect himself?
Brian and Jamie will put every bit of themselves into saving each other, but
Steven O’Dell isn’t the only obstacle keeping the boys apart. Jamie’s own
self-hatred may prove to be their undoing.
REVIEW:
With book
four the point of view moves from Brian to Jamie and answers are given for the
fallout after his parents removed him from Alabama and Brian. His life has been one turmoil after the next
and it will take all of Brian’s love to rescue him from the dangers situation
he has gotten himself trapped in.
Like with
book 3, DISCOVERED is set in the world of pornographic film making and the sexual
description is explicit as is necessary for this type of story. Some may find the actions of the characters
disturbing so I warn you, there is also violence included within the continuing
story of Brian and Jamie. They are
together again, but not the way Brian wants and he sets out to change that, but
can he?
There is not
a lot of room for romance in this one but you still see the love the boys have
for each other and that alone keeps the reader turning pages. This is truly another pleasure and triumph in
series storytelling.
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