Sugar Crush
Sugar Crush by Susan Scott Shelley, published on December 17, 2019, is a 180-page work of fiction that explores themes of romance and LGBTQ+ relationships. The story follows horror novelist Jack Kramer, who reluctantly joins his best friend’s softball team and encounters Gabriel Spencer, the inspiration for his next novel. As Jack shadows Gabriel, a talented baker, he finds himself drawn not only to the delicious treats but also to Gabriel’s captivating personality, leading to a complex and evolving relationship.
Readers will discover the dynamics between Jack and Gabriel as they navigate their contrasting worlds—Jack’s fascination with horror and Gabriel’s aversion to it. Their chemistry intensifies as they bond over shared interests, despite their differences. The narrative delves into the challenges they face in their budding romance, highlighting the struggle to balance personal comfort zones with the desire for connection. This edition invites readers to explore how opposites can attract and whether they can overcome their dissimilarities to find happiness together.
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When horror novelist Jack Kramer is guilted into joining his best friend’s softball team, he’s not expecting to come face to face with the inspiration for his next novel. But one look at Gabriel Spencer, and his muse is off and running. Good thing too, as his deadline is looming. Shadowing the baker at work will aid his research, and for a sugar addict like Jack, Gabe’s cupcakes and cookies are impossible to resist. Much like the man himself.
Voracious reader Gabriel abhors anything with blood and gore, but he’s intrigued by Jack and agrees to help the author who has captivated him since the moment he spied Jack across a crowded room. Gabriel isn’t expecting the white hot chemistry that builds every moment he and Jack are together, or to find they have any interests in common despite their many differences, but Jack surprises him.
The more time they spend together, the deeper their connection grows. But Gabriel doesn’t know how to handle dating someone who pushes him so far outside his comfort zone, and Jack struggles with remembering a world exists beyond his keyboard. Opposites attract, but are they too dissimilar to write their own happy ever after?
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