Title: A Different Sin
Product review: About 1/2 of this book is spent with our protagonists separated. In the second half, the author grinds on, page after page in an exhausting dialog about the civil war and a heterosexual affair. FINALLY IN THE NEXT TO THE LAST PARAGRAPH ON THE LAST PAGE, our protagonists meet. If one is interested in a novel about two gay men, don't buy this. I'll check with Bruce Catton on the details of the civil war.
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