When a twist of fate forces them to be roommates for the summer at an elite hockey development camp, the tension explodes. Old feelings resurface. The chemistry becomes unbearable. And Wes, who has always been in love with Jamie, has to decide if he can risk his heart again. Meanwhile, Jamie has to decide if he’s brave enough to finally be himself.
Published in 2015, Him was a watershed moment for LGBTQ+ romance. At the time, male/male romance was often niche or self-published poorly. But Bowen and Kennedy brought mainstream polish, humor, and heat. Him By Sarina Bowen Vk
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Years later, they find themselves on opposite sides of the ice at the NCAA hockey championships. Wes is the loud, flamboyant, and openly bisexual star. Jamie is the quieter, closeted, "golden boy" goalie with everything to lose. And Wes, who has always been in love
Wes and Jamie were inseparable as kids at hockey camp. They shared everything—pranks, dreams of the NHL, and one drunken, heart-stopping night that neither of them ever forgot. But then they lost touch.
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