Perfect Day

By Josh Lanyon

Wyatt loves Grahaem. Grahaem is still in love with Jase. But things could be worse. They could be camping.

Oh.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Josh Lanyon
• Release date: May 28, 2012
• ISBN: 9781937909109

Josh Lanyon

Author of nearly ninety titles of classic Male/Male fiction featuring twisty mystery, kickass adventure, and unapologetic man-on-man romance, JOSH LANYON’S work has been translated into eleven languages. Her FBI thriller Fair Game was the first Male/Male title to be published by Harlequin Mondadori, then the largest romance publisher in Italy. Stranger on the Shore (Harper Collins Italia) was the first M/M title to be published in print. In 2016 Fatal Shadows placed #5 in Japan’s annual Boy Love novel list (the first and only title by a foreign author to place on the list). The Adrien English series was awarded the All-Time Favorite Couple by the Goodreads M/M Romance Group. In 2019, Fatal Shadows became the first LGBTQ mobile game created by Moments: Choose Your Story.She is an EPIC Award winner, a four-time Lambda Literary Award finalist (twice for Gay Mystery), an Edgar nominee, and the first ever recipient of the Goodreads All-Time Favorite M/M Author award.Find other Josh Lanyon titles at www.joshlanyon.comFollow Josh on Twitter, Facebook, and Goodreads.

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Reviews for Perfect Day

[bitchie-1 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Short and sweet, about what it takes to make it a perfect day, even after getting dumped, stung by a honey bee, and almost dying.

[penny01-2 · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

An amazing amount of emotions for such a small short story.

[tam2603 · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Very poignant and beautiful.

[ab_gayle_1 · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Talk about a perfect tale!

All those people who categorically state that they don't like short stories because they aren't fulfilling should read this.

In just a few pages, Josh manages to give us enough back story, character development and description to color in the picture enough so that when the black moment arrives, that point in the story where the risk is the greatest, you care just as much as if the story had taken chapters to get there.

If Josh is finding it difficult to write and wants to pare back the output. I'll take quality like this over quantity any day.