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To the End of The Line
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To the End of The Line

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It's been five years since Nicholas Fisher had a falling out with his older brother's best friend Matias Romero. The star of their college soccer team, unnaturally optimistic, and handsome as hell, Matias was seemingly perfect. But brooding, grumpy Nicholas learned the truth the hard way, and he's determined never to fall for Matias's tricks again.

Now a second-year PhD student and newly rooming with his brother, Nicholas just wants to keep his head down and survive the school year. So it's just his luck that Matias is not only moving to Chicago but needs to crash on their couch for a while.

Despite his best attempts at avoiding Matias, there's only so much he can do when the living room is Matias's temporary bedroom. Matias's reappearance in Nicholas's life, along with a budding romance with a TA, reopens old wounds and upends everything he thought he knew. Nicholas might finally be able to be happy and live, really live. That is, if he can just stop getting in his own way.

A story about academia, siblinghood, and finding joy even when it seems impossible, Sage Greer's debut novel explores the winding, painful, wonderful path toward love and healing.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Contrarian Publishing
Date
27 May 2025
Pages
306
ISBN
9781965422021

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

It's been five years since Nicholas Fisher had a falling out with his older brother's best friend Matias Romero. The star of their college soccer team, unnaturally optimistic, and handsome as hell, Matias was seemingly perfect. But brooding, grumpy Nicholas learned the truth the hard way, and he's determined never to fall for Matias's tricks again.

Now a second-year PhD student and newly rooming with his brother, Nicholas just wants to keep his head down and survive the school year. So it's just his luck that Matias is not only moving to Chicago but needs to crash on their couch for a while.

Despite his best attempts at avoiding Matias, there's only so much he can do when the living room is Matias's temporary bedroom. Matias's reappearance in Nicholas's life, along with a budding romance with a TA, reopens old wounds and upends everything he thought he knew. Nicholas might finally be able to be happy and live, really live. That is, if he can just stop getting in his own way.

A story about academia, siblinghood, and finding joy even when it seems impossible, Sage Greer's debut novel explores the winding, painful, wonderful path toward love and healing.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Contrarian Publishing
Date
27 May 2025
Pages
306
ISBN
9781965422021