Ashore (Cruising #2)

Posted on 06 November 2017 by L.A. Witt

Cruising, Book 2 After being inseparable on their cruise, Andrew Wentz and Eric Schofield aren t ready to be apart yet At the very last minute, Andrew takes Eric up on the offer to spend another two weeks together, this time in Rome As soon as there s no turning back, though, both men start having second thoughts Are they moving too fast Are they getting too attached As they explore Italy, the connection between them grows, but those second thoughts aren t going away either Plus Eric feels guilty for asking Andrew to put his life on hold for two weeks, and Andrew wonders if he ll regret delaying his job hunt But could it be worth it Could two weeks be long enough for this thing to go from vacation fling to something that both men have been missing for way too long This transgender gay romance is 48,000 words. New Read [ Ashore (Cruising #2) ] By [ L.A. Witt ] For Kindle ePUB or eBook – kino-fada.fr 4 StarsAshore is the second book in L.A Witt s Cruising trilogy and is a direct continuation of book one Adrift As such, I would not recommend this be read as a standalone The story dives in exactly where Adrift left off, with MCs Eric and Andrew making an impulsive decision to continue the holiday fling they began on their cruise, this time with the plans to spend twoblissful and exploratory weeks together in Rome This series continues to be a lovely, angst lite read, following two 4 StarsAshore is the second book in L.A Witt s Cruising trilogy and is a direct continuation of book one Adrift As such, I would not recommend this be read as a standalone The story dives in exactly where Adrift left off, with MCs Eric and Andrew making an impulsive decision to continue the holiday fling they began on their cruise, this time with the plans to spend twoblissful and exploratory weeks together in Rome This series continues to be a lovely, angst lite read, following two guys who can t help but fall in love even when the realities of their lives back home in the US weigh on their minds at every turn i.e jobs, distance, recent failed relationships, etc In this sequel, Andrew and Eric get to know one another on a deeper emotional level They also begin experimentingin the b...Available now.Picking up where Adrift the first book in the series left off, Andrew and Eric are now in Rome to spend the next two weeks seeing the sights and spending a bittime together after the cruise Andrew is still worrying about getting a job, but he tries his best to balance having fun with Eric and putting out resumes in hope of not wasting all his time But as the two weeks wind down it is inevitable that both men increasingly wonder where this vacation fling will go Will they continue on i Picking up where Adrift the first book in the series left off, Andrew and Eric are now in Rome to spend the next two weeks seeing the sights and spending a bittime together after the cruise Andrew is still worrying about getting a job, but he tries his best to balance having fun with Eric and putting out resumes in hope of not wasting all his time But as the two weeks wind down it is inevitable that both men increasingly wonder where this vacation fling will go Will they continue on in a long distance relationship Will Andrew move to Seattle Wil...Which way is the right way Standing on terra firms solidifies some emotions but there is fear in speaking up too soon The ending is a reflection of second chances many of us are giventhe fork in the road is literally just thatNot much happened in this book, and I honestly found myself bored and wanting to skim ahead What was good about this book is that 1 it nudges the couple towards a HEA from a HFN but we re not there yet, ergo book 3 2 there s a lot of great description of Rome from a tourist s POV, so if you like travelogue fiction, you re in luck 3 they explore new territory in the bedroom.Otherwise, you have two nice, sensible guys who find each other, are insecure about whether they are moving too fas Not much happened in this book, and I honestly found myself bored and wanting to skim ahead What was good about this book is that 1 it nudges the couple towards a HEA from a HFN but we re not there yet, ergo book 3 2 there s a lot of great description of Rome from a tourist s POV, so if you like travelogue fictio...

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06 November 2017

L.A. Witt