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QMocha Book Club Editor's Pick: Mike Warren

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In his two-part dramatic series A Private Affair and Sweet Swagger, Mike Warren takes his readers on a roller coaster ride of confusion, lust, and emotional extremes. Both books revolve around the life and trials of Sean Matthews, the ultra-masculine husband, father, and soldier forced to confront unexpected homosexual tendencies and desires. Nearly everything that could happen to Sean, good or bad, manages to explode at the most inopportune times in his relatively young life.

At so many points you will find yourself sympathizing with the main characters as they navigate unexpected circumstances, while at other times you wish you could literally strangle each of them for the choices they make. I often found myself becoming so engrossed in the story that I had to put the book down and walk away fussing; only to rush right back to see what happens next. Mike Warren is just the writer bold enough to expose the raw sexuality and underground lifestyles of the gay community, while simultaneously tackling issues of morality and spirituality. A Private Affair and Sweet Swagger are the newest additions to QMocha's Book Club.

*In case you missed it live on Sunday, Nov. 1st, click below to hear an exclusive interview with Mike Warren by QMocha Magazine Editor, Tiffany Adams.

BlogTalkRadio.com - Interview with Mike Warren

 
Keith Boykin, In His Own Words: The One-on-One Interview with QMocha