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A review by lindseymiddlemiss
Believe by Garrett Leigh
5.0
Heart wrenching angsty MM love story
Rhys, the inwardly insecure paramedic and former sex club player, meets Javon, the unicycling play therapist for sick and refugee children, and suddenly his former life holds no appeal.
Gorgeous MM love story that hit home for me with its stories of working in the refugee camps of Europe.
I just loved these two. Rhys has appeared before in the series, in Angelo & Dylan's, and Harry & Joe's stories. Javon, the play therapist with the huge heart, starting to explore his newly understood sexuality, was amazing and it was great to see characters from the Misfits duology pop up. Definitely felt best having read the previous stories, especially the earlier Skins series books.
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Rhys, the inwardly insecure paramedic and former sex club player, meets Javon, the unicycling play therapist for sick and refugee children, and suddenly his former life holds no appeal.
Gorgeous MM love story that hit home for me with its stories of working in the refugee camps of Europe.
I just loved these two. Rhys has appeared before in the series, in Angelo & Dylan's, and Harry & Joe's stories. Javon, the play therapist with the huge heart, starting to explore his newly understood sexuality, was amazing and it was great to see characters from the Misfits duology pop up. Definitely felt best having read the previous stories, especially the earlier Skins series books.
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