The Red Thread - by Bryan Ellis (Paperback)

About the Book

Jesse can't escape his depression, but a glimmer of light appears in Adam, a barista with a bad stutter. For their romance to last, they'll need to find acceptance-for themselves and each other.

Book Synopsis

After a suicide attempt left him hospitalized for seven months, Jesse Holbrooke is returning home to live with his parents. Despite the treatment he received, his depression hangs like a cloud over his head, casting his life in a perpetual darkness he can't seem to escape. But just when the obstacles become insurmountable, a glimmer of light appears. Life hasn't been easy for Adam Foster, a barista with a bad stutter, but he keeps his chin up and tries not to let the mockery of others get to him. Though shy, Adam is sweet and romantic, and Jesse knows they could be perfect for each other. Adam's support gives Jesse the courage to face the darkness and believe in the possibility of happiness at last. But if their romance is going to last, both young men will have to look inside and find acceptance-for themselves as well as for each other.