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Terrible Two's by Megs Pritchard
February 02, 2017
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Title: Terrible Two's
Author: Megs Pritchard
Genre: M/M Romance
Release Date: January 30, 2017
After leaving University, Zach struggled to find employment. When he eventually found work in a call centre, he was ecstatic.
But from day one he had a problem.
After an accidental run-in with the manager, John, Zach was under no illusions that his days were numbered.
While dealing with his work issues, Zach is left devastated when his sister dies.
Now, struggling at work with a boss who may or may not like him, Zach is now raising his two young nephews alone.
One night, a chance encounter with John changes everything.
But, when a problem occurs in work, is John willing to stand by Zach or will he walk away?
Megs Pritchard lives in England and is a mother to two small boys. When she isn’t working or being mummy, she is busy writing about complex characters that know the harsh realities of life but want a HEA.
A lover of M/M and M/F romances she believes everyone deserves to be happy, healthy and loved.
Growing up in a military family, Megs has traveled Europe and has a great deal of respect and gratitude for all the men and women who have and who still serve. Her dream job was to be a Bomb Disposal Expert and even had her own ‘kit’ when she was younger.
She is currently working on her first full length series called Second Chances.
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Title: Terrible Twos
Author: Megs Pritchard
I don’t often indulge in M/M genre novels, mostly because it’s not my go to genre, however, when I read Megs Pritchard’s blurb to Terrible Twos, I was intrigued. And i’m glad that I did read it; it was adorable and heartfelt in ways that I didn’t expect. Zach is a 22 year old gay man who just graduated from university and is struggling to find a job in the field he studied, but when the opportunity for a position in a call centre opens, he applies for it and gets it. *sounds pretty standard, right?* however, a few weeks into his new job, he gets a call informing him of the death of his last remaining relative, his sister, who he was very close to, and her husband. Needing to take care of the situation on his own, and now a newly single father to his two nephews under the age of two, Zach also has the unbearable pressure of his boss John to perform better and faster, knowing he hates him. It’s when John calls Zach on the worst possible night that things change between the both of them, feelings they didn’t want to admit coming out in the light of day.
I teared up more than once while I read Terrible Twos: it was heart wrenching and had me thinking how death can impact so many lives and not just one. I enjoyed watching the love and relationship between Josh and Zach unfold, to see how hate turns into something more heartfelt but not without its difficulties. While it wasn’t the most sexually explicit novel i’ve read, Megs Pritchard has a way of weaving a tale that makes you feel it. I would absolutely read more from her in the future and see how she will wrench your heart.
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