Farlough
Farlough by Xavier Mayne, published by Dreamspinner Press in 2017, is a contemporary fiction novel that explores themes of love and self-discovery. In this 250-page narrative, newly turned thirty, Cameron North returns to the remote island of Farlough after inheriting his great-aunt’s teashop. This marks his first visit in over a dozen years, where he confronts both cherished memories and unresolved issues from his past.
As Cameron reconnects with the island, he meets Gwyneth, a barista who quickly becomes his best friend, only to reveal that she is married to his first love, Matthias. This unexpected reunion prompts a conversation about the reasons behind Cameron’s long absence. While grappling with his emotions, he discovers a mysterious presence that has vowed to protect him, leading him to confront the wounds he and his guardian have tried to escape. Farlough delves into the complexities of relationships and the journey toward healing within the LGBTQ+ romance genre.
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Newly turned thirty, Cameron North is preparing himself to spend his life alone. When he inherits his great-aunt’s teashop on the remote island of Farlough, he returns for the first time in more than a dozen years to a place where memories–and demons–flit close to the surface of his mind. There he meets Gwyneth, a sassy barista who becomes his instant best friend–until Cam discovers she’s the wife of his first love, Matthias. She has only the best of intentions when she arranges a reunion between the two men, and it forces them to finally discuss why Cam left the island so long ago. With his heart broken anew, Cam retreats to his great-aunt’s house–where he learns he is not alone. Someone–or something–has pledged an oath to look out for Cam, and as he investigates the presence, he uncovers wounds that both he and his mysterious guardian sought to escape by coming to Farlough. Now Cam must figure out how to heal them–and himself.
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