Free Full Circle by Kaje Harper

forty-two-year-old Toller would not be the bright, shining boy who walked out my door. He had his own life now. And he was inviting me back into it.
    Family. Husband. Children. Two boys he'd rescued, taken in and raised as his own. Raised healthy and clean and safe, as he had never been. And he was inviting me to be a part of that. I thought now, finally, I might just take him up on that invitation.

About the Author
    Kaje Harper grew up in Montreal and spent her teen years writing, filling binders with stories about what guys like Starsky and Hutch really did on their days off. (In a sheltered-fourteen-year-old PG-rated romantic sense.) Serious authorship got sidetracked by ventures into psychology, teaching, and a biomedical career. And the challenges of raising children. When Kaje took up writing again it was just for fun. Hours of fun. Lots of hours of fun. The stories began piling up, and her husband suggested it was time to try to publish one. Kaje currently lives in Minnesota with a creative teenager, a crazy little omnivorous white dog, and a remarkably patient spouse.

MLR Press Authors
    Featuring a roll call of some of the best writers of gay erotica and mysteries today!
    Derek Adams
    Z. Allora
    Maura Anderson
    Victor J. Banis
    Jeanne Barrack
    Laura Baumbach
    Ally Blue
    J.P. Bowie
    Barry Brennessel
    Michael Breyette
    Nowell Briscoe
    P.A. Brown
    Jade Buchanan
    James Buchanan
    Charlie Cochrane
    Karenna Colcroft
    Jamie Craig
    Kirby Crow
    Ethan Day
    Diana DeRicci
    Jason Edding
    Theo Fenraven
    Angela Fiddler
    S.J. Frost
    Kimberly Gardner
    Michael Gouda
    Roland Graeme
    Storm Grant
    Amber Green
    LB Gregg
    Kaje Harper
    Jan Irving
    David Juhren
    Kiernan Kelly
    M. King
    Matthew Lang
    J.L. Langley
    Josh Lanyon
    Anna Lee
    Elizabeth Lister
    Clare London
    William Maltese
    Z.A. Maxfield
    Timothy McGivney
    Lloyd A. Meeker
    Patric Michael
    AKM Miles
    Reiko Morgan
    Jet Mykles
    William Neale
    Cherie Noel
    Willa Okati
    Neil S. Plakcy
    Jordan Castillo Price
    Luisa Prieto
    Rick R. Reed
    A.M. Riley
    AJ Rose
    Rob Rosen
    George Seaton
    Jardonn Smith
    Caro Soles
    JoAnne Soper-Cook
    Richard Stevenson
    Liz Strange
    Marshall Thornton
    Lex Valentine
    Maggie Veness
    Haley Walsh
    Missy Welsh
    Stevie Woods
    Lance Zarimba
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