Learning to Love Books in Order
Part ofK.C. Wells Books in OrderBrowse Learning to Love by K.C. Wells in reading order, with short summaries for each book and a clear title list to help you find a starting point.
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Learning to Love books in publication order
4 books
Michael & Sean
by K.C. Wells
2012
Roommates Sean and Michael discover that their immediate friendship holds feelings neither expected. As they begin exploring a relationship, homophobia intrudes on their studies and personal lives, threatening the happiness and future they hope to build together in Manchester.
Evan & Daniel
by K.C. Wells
2013
Evan Wainwright believes new housemate Daniel Collier could be the partner he has wanted. Daniel shares the attraction but struggles with memories that make closeness frightening, leaving both men to work toward trust while their student household faces further challenges.
Josh & Chris
by K.C. Wells
2013
Chris Andrews wants the closeness he once shared with supportive housemate Josh Saunders, but Josh hesitates to mistake gratitude for love. Their uncertainty becomes more dangerous when threats against Chris and interference from Josh's former partner complicate an already fragile connection.
Final Exam
by K.C. Wells
2014
Three couples enter their final year of studies under one roof, facing decisions that will shape life beyond university. When the housemate who has helped hold everyone together begins to struggle, their friendships face a demanding test of support and loyalty.
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