We Could Be Heroes - Pj Ellis - Hardback Bog - HarperCollins Publishers - 2024 - Engelsk - Booktok.dk

Real love is nothing like the movies. 'Outrageously fun ... beautifully human' NICOLAS DIDOMIZIO 'You'll be hard-pressed to find a better romance novel' BUZZFEED 'Funny and romantic and hot as hell' SOPHIE IRWIN 'A total delight' CAT SEBASTIAN ‘One of those everything books: you laugh, you cry’ NEW YORK TIMES BIRMINGHAM, Present Day. When American actor Patrick arrives in England, finding love is the last thing on his mind. Starring in a blockbuster superhero movie, he’s on a strict filming schedule, which does not include coming out as gay. But when Patrick meets Will – a local bookseller and drag performer, whose charm is impossible to resist – the temptation for a secret romance has never felt stronger. NEW YORK, 1949. Comic-book artists Charles and Iris aren’t like other married couples. They too are harbouring secrets of a dangerous nature. But together, they are creating a new kind of hero – one who is destined to bring Patrick and Will together... and might just change the world. *** Super fans of We Could Be Heroes say: ‘I ADORED it. This book warmed my cold little heart so much. I loved the characters – everyone was so full of life. Ultimately, a really uplifting, hopeful, beautiful love story that's so badly needed in the world today’ ‘ It had me kicking my feet and giggling ... PJ Ellis has an outrageously charming writing style ... A lovely, lovely book that I will be pressing into the hands of anyone and everyone. I just adored it’ ‘ This book is a joy . I raced through it ... Perfect for people who enjoyed Boyfriend Material ’ ‘Who wouldn't love this ... Will's sassiness had me laughing out loud ... This is a book I will reread and keep recommending ’ ‘An excellently fun gay rom-com with a great cast of characters that jumped off the page ’ ‘Intriguing and more and more exciting as the story developed ... I smiled and laughed so much reading this book ... the queer joy and humour really shines through’