
Fortunately, they’d been persuaded of Balkhi’s commitment and character, and allowed him to pick up where he’d left off. That settled, Balkhi had to pack up, travel back to the UK, find somewhere to live, move in… and all before the start of the next academic term.
Wilkes had felt terrible. His return had taken place a few weeks before Balkhi’s, so although he’d been granted some leave for R&R, he hadn’t been able to either spend it with Balkhi, or to use it help him with his relocation. By the time Balkhi had set foot on British soil, Wilkes was back to work. And, given nobody knew about the two of them, or even that Wilkes was gay, he couldn’t exactly ask for more leave in order to help his boyfriend move into his new flat.
Life had conspired against them ever since, so this was the first opportunity they’d had to see each other since saying goodbye in Afghanistan all those weeks ago.
Get your copy of Native Tongue here: https://www.lucyfelthouse.co.uk/published-works/native-tongue/
Add to Goodreads here: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25462496-native-tongue
Please use the list below to head on over to the other blogs participating in My Sexy Saturday, and don’t forget to leave us all comments, we love ’em!
Happy Reading,
Lucy x


Just a quick note to let you know that I’m currently running a
Hi everyone,
Thanks so much for having me on your blog today with my new release, Panther Magic, book five in The Projects series. 🙂
Here’s the blurb:
He seemed lost for words now; a rare occurrence.
Recent Comments