The Bones of You

by Laura Stone

Overview

Oliver Andrews is wholly focused on the final stages of his education at Cambridge University when a well meaning friend upends his world with a simple email attachment: a video from a U.S. morning show. The moment he watches the video of his one-time love Seth Larsen, now a Broadway star, Oliver must begin making a series of choices that could lead him back to love--or break his heart.The Bones of You is full of laughter and tears, with a collection of irritable Hungarians, flirtatious irishwomen and actors abusing Shakespeare coloring Oliver and Seths attempts at reconciliation.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781941530245
Publisher:	Chicago Review Press, Incorporated
Publication date:	11/18/2014
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	396
File size:	3 MB

About the Author

Laura Stone is a born and bred Texan, but dont hold that against her. Shes a former comedian, actress and Master Gardener, and currently keeps busy as a media blogger, ghostwriter and novelist when not busy raising her three children. Theyre not fully raised, but then, neither is she. She lives in Texas as proof that its not completely populated by hard-line right wingers. And because thats where the good tamales are.

Editorial Reviews

09/08/2014
Stone’s sensitive debut reunites two lovers who were separated by both distance and expectations. Oliver Andrews is slaving away on his M.A. in Cambridge, Mass. When he opens an email from a friend back home in Atchison, Kan., he finds a video that delivers an emotional gut-punch. It shows Seth Larsen, Ollie’s first—and only—love, singing on a nationally broadcast morning TV show in New York. The pair had broken up five years before when Ollie, encouraged by his father, decided against following Seth to New York. Seth felt betrayed: he wanted a career on the stage, and the distance from Boston to New York was too long. But Ollie was determined to pursue his own dream of becoming a social psychologist, even if that meant giving up on love. With the support of their friend Moira, Seth and Ollie decide to take another stab at building a life together. Stone plays the relationship with restraint, letting it unfold slowly and organically. (Nov.)

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