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By Lilah Suzanne, By Killian B Brewer, By Mila McWarren
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FICTION
694 Pages, 6 x 9
Formats: EPUB
EPUB, $8.99 (US $8.99) (CA $11.99)
ISBN 9781951954161
Rights: WOR
Chicago Review Press (Mar 2022)
Interlude Press
eBook Editions Available
Will it work on my eReader?Overview
Unexpected. Accidental. Predestined. In this digital boxed set, three critically-acclaimed authors of LGBTQ+ fiction celebrate love and the art of romantic comedy. The set includes "Tack & Jibe" by Lilah Suzanne, "Lunch With the Do-Nothings at the Tammy Dinette" by Killian B. Brewer, and "The Luckiest" by Mila McWarren.Author Biography
Lilah Suzanne is a queer author of bestselling and award-winning romantic fiction. Their 2018 novel Jilted was named a finalist for a Lambda Literary Award and a Foreword INDIES Award, and won a Bisexual Book Award. Their critically acclaimed Spotlight series included the Amazon #1 bestseller Broken Records, along with Burning Tracks and Blended Notes. Lilah also authored the romantic comedies Spice, Tack & Jibe, the novellas Pivot & Slip and After the Sunset. Killian B. Brewer lives in his life-long home of Georgia with his partner and their dog. He has written poetry and short fiction since he was knee-high to a grasshopper. Brewer earned a BA in English and does not use this degree in his job in the banking industry. He has a love of greasy diner food that borders on obsessive. His debut novel, The Rules of Ever After, is available from Duet Books, the young adult imprint of Interlude Press. Lunch with the Do-Nothings at the Tammy Dinette was published in January, 2017 and received an IBPA Benjamin Franklin Gold Award. Mila McWarren grew up in Texas, but has happily made her home on the East Coast for the last decade. In her day job she works as a social scientist and she has spent the last ten years developing her fiction writing online. She lives with her husband and their two kids. When she isn’t working, writing or hanging out with her family, she likes knitting and watching television, because they go together like peanut butter and chocolate, two of her other great loves.