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Original Title:	Something Like Winter ISBN13 9781301157235
Edition Language:	English URL https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/208292
Series:	Something Like #3
Characters:	Tim Wyman, Benjamin Bentley, Jace Holden, Allison Cross
Setting:	Texas(United States) Houston, Texas(United States) Austin, Texas(United States)

Something Like Winter (Something Like #3)

Jay Bell

ebook | Pages: 332 pages

Rating: 4.37 | 3627 Users | 354 Reviews

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Title	:	Something Like Winter (Something Like #3)
Author	:	Jay Bell
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 332 pages
Published	:	July 25th 2012 by CreateSpace
Categories	:	Romance. M M Romance. LGBT. Contemporary. Young Adult

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There are two sides to every story. When you’re Tim Wyman, sometimes there are three.

Tim hoped moving to Texas would mean a new beginning, a chance to spread his wings, but he soon finds himself falling into the same tired patterns. Until he meets recklessly brave Benjamin Bentley. Suddenly a whole new world opens up to Tim—love, sex, warmth… home. Certain that society won’t understand what he and Ben have together, Tim struggles to protect their relationship, even if it means twisting the truth. As his lies slowly push Ben away, Tim learns that the greatest enemy can come from within. Buried beneath a decade of deceptions, Tim must claw his way to the surface in the hopes of learning to fly.

Something Like Winter, the companion novel to Something Like Summer, tells the story from Tim Wyman’s perspective, revealing new private moments and personal journeys.

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When I found out Tim was getting a book; I had a few emotions. I was happy, I was scared and I was so unsure how it would go. Talk about the talent of Jay Bell for delivering a sequel that is completely it's own book and not an instant replay of what happened in Something Like Summer. This, THIS is how you tell a story from the other perspective, this is how you once again tear my heart out in the best way possible. After Something Like Summer, yeah, I was curious about what was going on in

I loved this just as much as I did the first!! I like Tim more as well. Trust me, he did some stupid shit, but he did it for love so I guess I can give him a break. This book ties together some pieces that were missing from book 1 since it's from Tim's POV. We get to see him grow and mature from how he was in the Something Like Summer. This book was still as messy as the first book. That's my best way to describe it in that life happens and life isn't always pretty and wrapped up in a neat bow.

This booked packed a 5 star punch right from the beginning. Wow! I knew it would be painful to revisit these characters in this sequel to Something Like Summer but I didn't realize how painful it would be. The story was so full of angst, lost opportunitites for gaining self-respect, unfulfilled and unrequited love, emotion, emotion and more emotion. Yet, I loved it. It was so much better than I thought it would ever be. We get to see Tim's perspective and watch him struggle with his love for

Oh. Fuck. YES.I will read this book so hard it will have trouble walking for a goddamn week. You hear me? A WEEK!I would bitch slap a bustle of boy scouts for a copy of this book. And that's not an exaggeration. That is a FACT.THANK YOU JAY BELL FOR BEING THE NORSE GOD OF FUCK YES.

Jay Bell has cojones, as a particular granny in this book might say. It was no small risk to tinker with what is arguably the most beloved gay romance ever (I speak of Something Like Summer, of course). Even a sequel, if it were a stinker, could've been swept under the rug, as so many sequels are. But writing a companion that revisits the original story (and potentially sours us on it) was a bold move. As thrilled as I was to read it, part of me was nervous!Pfft, I shouldn't have been nervous.



Why couldn't people's insides match their outsides? The world would be such a wonderful place if the nicer someone was, the more beautiful they became.