Whistling in the Dark. Tamara Allen. Lethe Press, - Fiction - pages. 3 Reviews. New York City, His career as a concert pianist ended by a war injury, Sutton Albright returns to college, only to be expelled after a scandalous affair with a teacher. Unable to face his family, Sutton heads to Manhattan with no plans and little money 4/5(3). Tamara Allen's words paint a vivid, memorable picture of post-war New York City, and her supporting cast of characters, including a wayward crocodile, may very well feel like family by the time you've finished the book. I laughed out loud, gasped, and read with tears in my eyes for pages and pages. This novel is a wonderful gift, and I'm so /5(60). With a lot of M/M romance drowned in sex and erotism, Whistling in the Dark is a lovely breath of fresh air. The setting of the era after WW1 in NY city is unique and richly depicted. Being gay in this era is taboo but the writer manages to inject a bright optimism in the atmosphere.5/5(4).
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Whistling in the Dark by Tamara Allen Whistling in the Dark by Tamara Allen. Menu. Home; Translate. Download Ebook bmw i owners manual How To Download Free. Whistling in the Dark by Tamara Allen is a work of historical fiction with an LGBTQ spin. The book follows Sutton Albright and Jack Bailey, two gay men living in Manhattan in , at the beginning of the burgeoning jazz age. The book follows the budding romance of the two men, each struggling with his own demons, as they attempt to find. Tamara Allen's words paint a vivid, memorable picture of post-war New York City, and her supporting cast of characters, including a wayward crocodile, may very well feel like family by the time you've finished the book. I laughed out loud, gasped, and read with tears in my eyes for pages and pages.
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