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    Games We Play

    By Kayci Morgan

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    When Kenny, a gay activist and leader of his college's LGBT club came home to find a cross hanging on his wall, he was sure his new roommate would make his life hell. But how could he ever hope to defeat that sweet dopey expression on his roommate's face? The man didn't fight fair.

    All Patrick wanted was to introduce his new roommate to the things that were important to him. He couldn't understand why Kenny was being so cruel when all he wanted was for the two of them to be closer.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKayci Morgan
    Release dateMar 11, 2020
    ISBN9781393921936
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    Kayci Morgan

    Kayci Morgan has had a passion for romance and fantasy for as long as she can remember. She lives in Chicago with her family. In her cozy apartment, she spends endless nights tapping away at her keyboard and playing computer games unheard of by normal people. Her English Literature degree serves as a superb coaster for her 20oz mug of coffee. Follow her sleep deprived ramblings at her website: http://www.kaycimorgan.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/kcmwriter Twitter: @kaycimorgan

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