A Kiss in Time

By Pat Henshaw

When former tagger Eric hears a cute fellow student named Joel protesting to a woman that he's gay, Eric comes to his rescue and gives him a big kiss and hug in City College’s hallway.

Even though sparks fly between them, Eric doesn't expect any reward for saving the guy from being hit on in public, so he's surprised when undercover cop Joel asks him to become his pseudo-boyfriend.

How bad can it be for a former high school dropout, who's been to juvvie more times than class, to pretend he's a cop's lover?

• Language: English
• Publisher: JMS Books LLC
• Release date: Nov 6, 2020
• ISBN: 9781646566211

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A Kiss in Time

By Pat Henshaw

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Copyright 2020 Pat Henshaw

ISBN 9781646566211

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To Jake, Becca, and Sarah, without your backup this wouldn’t have been possible. Thank you! You all are my heart and my life.

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A Kiss in Time

By Pat Henshaw

From the time I knew the difference between spray paint and a soda can, I’ve wanted to be a muralist. When I was a kid, my mom and I would walk back to our apartment through the dingy streets of downtown, past monumental brick walls painted with gateways to better places.

On 12th Street, a group of stylized children beckoned me to a pristine playground where everyone was happy and smiling. The painted paradise