Daybreak in Sandbridge

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Sequel to Nights in Sandbridge In the midst of the best year of Andy Howard's life, he gets an unexpected letter. His father is dying, and he needs to come home and be with his family.  But home is a beachside diner and the warm acceptance he's never found anywhere else. Family is Dockside's staff, especially Andy's boyfriend, a southern gentleman who still clings to secrets and past loss. Neither have anything to do with New York City, or Howard Industries, or the boy Andy used to be.  Scooter Stahl's life has been like the waves, one tumble after another, until he finally found solid ground in Andy. But he's never been able to shake the thought that Andy was meant for better things.  When Andy is called home to a life and place where Scooter is utterly lost, Scooter wonders if he has anything at all offer this remarkable man. Will he lose Andy forever to cold corporate politics and the bride Andy's parents chose decades ago?

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Masquerading by day as an uptight corporate cog, Elizabeth spends her nights concocting gleefully smutty stories in a wide span of worlds, genres, and orientations. When she's not writing or editing, she enjoys a wide range of generally nerdy hobbies, including reading, photography, tabletop games, geeky yarncraft, and silly smartphone games. Her safeword is "Oxford comma." For more information, visit everyworldneedslove.blogspot.com. * * * * Described as a social tornado, Lynn Townsend is a geek, a dreamer and an inveterate punster. When not reading, writing, or editing, she can usually be found drinking coffee or killing video game villains. Lynn's interests include filk music, romance novels, octopuses, and movies with more FX than plot. For more information, visit paidbytheweird.blogspot.com.

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