My Online Secret Admirer

By J. Tomas

While bored in his Computers class one day, junior Mike Halston stumbles upon another student's anonymous blog and is surprised to find himself listed as the sexiest guy in their class. So what, someone has a crush on him? Who could it be?

Enlisting the help of his best friend Talley and his bestgirlfriend Marie, Mike tries to figure out the identity of the mysterious blogger. Unfortunately he suspects it may be a female student, since only his friends know he's gay.

Then a second blog entry makes him realize the blogger is someone close to him. Could it really be Marie? Or does Talley know more than he's letting on?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Queerteen Press
• Release date: Feb 19, 2012
• ISBN: 9781611522723

J. Tomas

J. Tomas is a pseudonym, I'll admit it up front, under which I publish gay YA fiction. I write gay erotic romance as J.M. Snyder and publish non-gay fiction, nonfiction, and poetry as J.T. Marie. You can email me at [e-mail] who am I? A writer, a reader, a poet. A video game nerd ~ I heart Final Fantasy, Tomb Raider, and Legend of Zelda. A cat owner. A movie goer, music lover, boyband groupie. A queer author who remembers all too well the pains of high school, first love, and how it felt to ride the school bus when all the "cool" kids had their own car. Who knows what it's like to be different in a school of clones, to feel different, look different, act different.Who wants to put those feelings down on paper so others know they aren't alone.More specifically, I live in Virginia with two very spoiled cats. I have a day job that's not too bad, and I've always wanted to be a writer, so I write.

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My Online Secret Admirer

By J. Tomas

Published by Queerteen Press

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Copyright 2012 J. Tomas

ISBN 9781611522723

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My Online Secret Admirer

By J. Tomas

I signed up for Computers as an elective with my best friend Talley and my best girl friend Marie because it sounded awesome--learning to create websites, maintaining blogs, all sorts of neat stuff. By winter break we were supposed to start our own blogs online. I thought this would be the best class ever, and I needed an easy A to help bring up my grades my junior year of high school.

But the first few months were nothing but stupid history, Babbage and vacuum tubes and Basic. Who coded in Basic anymore? By fall break we were just starting to get into the internet side of things, and leave it to the school to make that boring as crap, too. The first thing our teacher Mr. Mosley did was throw a slide on the wall showing the background code for

Reviews for My Online Secret Admirer

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

I don't read much YA, in general, but I liked this a lot. It was sweet and funny with great secondary characters. I really got a sense of the MC and it was fun watching him try to figure out who his secret admirer is. I read this before I realized J. Thomas is aka J.M. Snyder. No wonder I liked the writing so much. She really knows how to write a short story!

[perco-2 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

I'm overwhelmed with the cutenessof the story. This was fun and easyto read. And the characters werenot that hard to like. They were allfantastic and adorable. But I justwish this was longer, though thiswas still a very cute and funnyshort story.