Let It Be (A Sometimes Never Novella)
Let It Be (A Sometimes Never Novella) by Cheryl McIntyre is a New Adult M/M romance published by Cheryl McIntyre on August 18, 2014. This 136-page novella explores the life of Guy Handlin, who has always been the supportive friend, the one people turn to during tough times. As he helps others navigate their journeys toward love and fulfillment, he grapples with his own questions about happiness and the pursuit of his own dreams.
In this edition, readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of self-discovery and the complexities of friendship. Guy’s story unfolds as he reflects on his role as the dependable one, raising poignant questions about his own desires and future. The novella addresses dark subject matter and is recommended for readers aged 17 and older due to its language and adult themes. As a companion piece to the Sometimes Never series, Let It Be can also be enjoyed as a stand-alone work.
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I’m the happy one. The dependable one.
The shoulder. The anchor. The pillar. The rock. The matchmaker.
I’m the one you call when you’ve had a bad day. When you need to vent, or scream, or cry. I will always be there to comfort you. It’s a gift. A talent. A role I’ve happily played. I’ve helped my friends become who they were meant to be. I’ve watched them move away, find love, start their lives.
But what about me?
When does my life start? Where is my happily-ever-after?
My name is Guy Handlin, and this is my story.
*This novella is a New Adult M/M romance. Recommended for 17+ due to harsh language, sexual situations, and adult themes.
**Let It Be is a companion novella to the Sometimes Never series, however, it can be read as a stand-alone book.
***Please note this novella deals with dark subject matter.
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