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Sing Me Your Love Song
Sing Me Your Love Song
Sing Me Your Love Song
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Sing Me Your Love Song

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Who wouldn’t be thrilled at the opportunity to see the red thread of fate that binds them to their destined lover? No more awkward dates, no more broken hearts, no more of the messy unknown that comes with finding “the one.” Just you and your perfect match, right? For Kennick, a Traveler whose red thread is getting mighty insistent, it’s more of a curse than a blessing. But he’s got a surefire plan for severing that nuisance once and for all. If only he’d prepared himself for what the thread leads him to: a drunk man in a wedding dress hugging a toilet. Fate is a funny thing.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateAug 31, 2015
ISBN9781310449611
Sing Me Your Love Song
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Raine O'Tierney

Raine O’Tierney loves writing about first loves and friendship. She believes the best thing we can do in this life is be kind to one another, and hopes her stories always reflect that. Raine loves encouraging people to write and has been known to repeat the phrase “I believe everyone has a story to tell” endlessly, until she breaks down even the most stubborn nonwriter! Raine lives outside of Kansas City, Missouri, with her husband, fellow M/M author Siôn O’Tierney. When she’s not writing, she’s either playing video games or fighting the good fight for intellectual freedom at her library day job. Contact her if you’re interested in talking about point-and-click adventure games or about which dachshunds are the best kinds of dachshunds! Website: raineotierney.com Facebook Fan Page: www.facebook.com/RaineOTierneyAuthor Twitter: @RaineOTierney Goodreads: www.goodreads.com/author/show/7770350.Raine_O_Tierney

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Sing Me Your Love Song - Raine O'Tierney

SING ME YOUR LOVE SONG

by

Raine O’Tierney

SMASHWORDS EDITION

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Copyright 2014 Raine O’Tierney at Smashwords.

https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/raineotierney

This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

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Cover: by Debbie McGowan

Licensed stock image - usage is not indicative of the model’s identity, activities or preferences

This novel is a work of fiction and the characters and events in it exist only in its pages and in the author’s imagination.

WARNING: this story contains sex acts

between consenting male adults.

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Who wouldn’t be thrilled at the opportunity to see the red thread of fate that binds them to their destined lover? No more awkward dates, no more broken hearts, no more of the messy unknown that comes with finding the one. Just you and your perfect match, right?

For Kennick, a Traveler whose red thread is getting mighty insistent, it’s more of a curse than a blessing. But he’s got a surefire plan for severing that nuisance once and for all. If only he’d prepared himself for what the thread leads him to: a drunk man in a wedding dress hugging a toilet. Fate is a funny thing.

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First published as part of the Love is an Open Road Anthology

(DRiTC 2015, MMRomanceGroup.com), based on the prompt:

Dear Author,

These men are on their wedding night. They are wearing traditional attire according to their social/military/royal/world status. I want to know their story, and why is one of them hiding in a wash chamber. Is that a tattoo on his chest or did his husband brand him during the wedding ceremony? Why is the other so serious? Maybe he doesn’t like all the jewelry?

I wonder about their world, time, professions, etc. Did they marry for love, or convenience? Maybe it was arranged, or were they drunk?

I want their love to grow, as well as their need for each other. I just want them to be happy, but you can tell their first time together will be passionate. You can see it in their eyes.

I’m giving them to you, dear author. Anything and everything will be good for them. If any non-con is involved, I’ll prefer it happens off page. You can use any genre you prefer. And don’t be shy, these boys can take anything from BDSM to mpreg—your imagination is the limit.

Thanks for loving them,

LLH

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Story Info

Genre: fantasy

Tags: bisexual, magical realism, first time, virgin, fate, soulmates/bonded, cross cultural, gypsy/traveler, family drama, in the closet

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Table of Contents

We Leave at Dawn…

Following the Thread

Coming Home

In Which Nothing Bad Happens

Yep, Nothing Bad

In Front of the Bar

Lace and Leather

The Rafters

Day Binds Them

Hiding in the Bathroom

Ember and Bear

More Ember, More Bear

An Interlude

Finishing Bear and Ember

Getting Right Down to It

Afterglow

Leaving Him Behind

Following the Red Thread

About the Author

By the Author

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We Leave at Dawn…

The irritation was constant now, like a niggling pain in Kennick’s nerve endings that never quite subsided.

At first it had only been mildly annoying. He’d catch sight of it out of the corner of his eye, drifting gently in the breeze—a flash of red that distracted him. Then it began to itch at his wrist, all the time, itching, and no amount of digging his fingers in would satisfy that itch. Quickly, the itch became tightening, pulling, tugging, and now yanking. He was being yanked, constantly, so that he physically had to fight to keep his arm steady at his side.

Oh, she’d cursed him well this time.

As if to prove his

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