Coming Together
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Coming Together
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Art Gibson
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Virtual voice is computer-generated narration for audiobooks.
Toby Matthewson: When seventeen-year-old Toby Matthewson’s father suspects Toby loves boys and learns Toby wears makeup, he sends Toby to a make-shift conversion camp managed by his drinking buddies.
Aiden Matthewson: Toby’s fifteen-year-old brother, suffers a similar fate caused by his father’s belief that Toby too has a same-sex attraction. This belief caused his father to set-up an at home do-it-yourself conversion camp.
Woody Buffett: Aiden and Toby's seventeen-year-old friend, falls in love with the two brothers during their recovery phase after operatives of Etrangere Security rescue the two.
Gabriel Martin: a French Foreign Legion veteran, and his brother Pat Ivonov created Etrangere Security, a security service based on military principles. They derived the name from the Légion étrangère, the French Foreign Legion.
Coming Together develops the theme of platonic love between the boys and the men who guard them.
Characters from my series, Finding Family, are referenced or make minor appearances. You may read this book without having read the previous four stories.
Trigger Warning: Parental abuse of a child. References to firearms. Graphic description of physical bruising. Reference to the discredited practice of conversion therapy.
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