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You & I Winden Metaverse

   (1 review)
Genres: General Fiction, Romance,
Sub-genres: Drama, Coming of Age, Contemporary Romance

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Max Wilson is a peculiar 14-year-old boy with a love for basketball and classical music. The teenager is popular, but he has bad grades, and family life at home is not going well. Plus Max is gay. Recently he has chosen a pen-pal for English class as his grades are bad. So, he sends off a letter to the anonymous person whom he has been assigned. Over two months, the teenagers grow a bond through a lost art of communication; helping Max to come to terms with who he is, and to Max's amazement, he's fallen for an unknown boy who sounds perfect in every way according to their personal correspondences.

The story format has been altered (this is the print version) it has spread the original 23 chapters into 29 since the release. It is still the same story with just some small tweaks and a hard edit. I have more chapters now, so previous chapters, in the comment section might have spoilers.

You & I  & A Case of Jitters is available in paperback and ebook on Google and Amazon. If you'd like to support me, check out the book, or review it on Goodreads. It is hard to gain traction, but You... the reader can make a big difference for a writer to gain exposure.

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Copyright © 2018 D.K. Daniels; All Rights Reserved.

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Table of Contents
  • 1. Chapter 1
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  • 2. Chapter 2
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  • 3. Chapter 3
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  • 4. Chapter 4
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  • 5. Chapter 5
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  • 6. Chapter 6
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  • 7. Chapter 7
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  • 8. Chapter 8
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  • 9. Chapter 9
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  • 10. Chapter 10
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  • 11. Chapter 11
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  • 12. Chapter 12
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  • 13. Chapter 13
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  • 14. Chapter 14
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  • 15. Chapter 15
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  • 16. Chapter 16
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  • 17. Chapter 17
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  • 18. Chapter 18
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  • 19. Chapter 19
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  • 20. Chapter 20
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  • 21. Chapter 21
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  • 22. Chapter #22
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  • 23. Chapter 23
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  • 24. Chapter 24
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  • 25. Chapter 25
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  • 26. Chapter 26
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  • 27. Chapter 27
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  • 28. Chapter 28
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  • 29. Chapter 29
    • 1,950 Words
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dutch woman

dutch woman 2,847

   2 of 2 members found this review helpful 2 / 2 members

A story told in letters by two teenage boys. Max, popular, gay and gets a pen pal assigned as to boost his English digit. He's still in denial for being gay.And Isaac with a big secret. Isaac has signed up for this pen-pal project with the hope to be feeling  less lonely. The boys are opposites of each other but develop a genuine friendship. And slowly they became completely free to each other in their letters.
The  letters discuss the conventional teen issues. The story is good, written realistic, humorous but is sometimes sad. 
I recommend this story wholeheartedly.

Response from the author:

Thank you for the review, I am delighted you enjoyed the first book of the series. I hope you will continue with the second book when it comes out in spring 2020. :)

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