You Promised Me a Tomorrow

This story was my favorite one. Even though the beginning took place at a grave, I implore you to keep up til the very end. While not an unconventional love stories by today's standards, the story has incredible highs and unforgettable lows. Randy and TJ have a love that is beautiful, unique, and painstakingly real.

Randy and TJ have really different backgrounds. They meet when TJ enrolls in Randy's school, and there is an immediate attraction. Will they be able to overcome their different backgrounds, or will those differences force them apart? Ronyx has written an engaging story about two young men trying to sort their feelings for each other. This story is not all sunshine and roses. There are dark moments, but it is a good story and worth reading.

TJ and Randy come from two different worlds, but despite that, they feel a connection. However, it's not that easy to escape their worlds and be together, and this story shows that struggle. Unlike a traditional love story, where the protagonists stand together against the forces that try to tear them apart, this is a story where those forces are within the characters, and they need to find the strength inside themselves to first accept themselves, and then to find the courage to reach out to the other.

This is not a light-hearted story, but it is definitely one worth reading. The characters are well written and distinct, as is normal for Ron's stories, and you'll fall in love with them as they go through their struggles, both internal and external.

This is one of @Ronyx's most challenging stories to read. Not an easy read from start to finish, with more tragedy, failure, hopelessness and profound sadness than the average Shakespearian drama.

As noted in other reviews, it is the story of two boys whose experiences in life are the polar opposite, yet something draws them together, something which if critically analysed could not be envisaged. 

With a supporting cast of mostly likeable characters, and is @Ronyx's wont a couple of characters you will enjoy detesting, the story is a deeply moving experience with strong social commentary.

This is a gritty, realistic story that will have you wondering 'WTF' and at other times going 'AAAWWWWWW', yes it really does. I hated this story in parts because it had me worried for the main characters, it felt that real. But you know what, I really love this story and I know others will too. So stop reading reviews and go read it, I'm sure everyone will give it five stars just like other reviewers and I have done. This is definitely a recommended read.

Not your conventional love story as it starts off at a cemetery. It contains many highs and lows and to be read to the end to fully understand the connection between TJ and Randy. One of my favourite stories by Ron.