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The Sins of Jack Branson

De: David Schulze
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England 1881. Being gay is both a sin and a crime. Parents disowning their children is considered honourable. Consensual sex risks life in prison. Sodomy scandals ruin careers and reputations. Homosexuals have to choose between safety and happiness.

After an unspeakable incident gets him exiled from his idyllic Irish hometown, twenty-four-year-old Jack Branson rebuilds his life in fog-and-mould London as a house call prostitute for closeted members of the British aristocracy. His dangerous, lucrative profession makes him dependent on the very people who deprive him of a normal life, but he is grateful for the opportunity to finally be his true self.

Jack's rave reviews impress the mysterious Oliver Hawkett, a street rat turned entrepreneur/activist with gorgeous green eyes and a plan to change his oppressive society with the opening of a homosexual brothel.

Despite a growing attraction to Oliver, Jack believes he is safer in the hands of his privileged clients, learning the hard way just how wrong he is to trust them.

Inspired by true events, THE SINS OF JACK BRANSON blossoms into a complex, ensemble-driven odyssey through the unforgiving world of Victorian homosexuals, defying genre expectations with a unique blend of plot twists, romance, dry humour, tragedy, philosophy, and modern relevance.

©2021 David Schulze (P)2024 David Schulze
Ficción Ficción Histórica Ficción Literaria Género Ficción Histórico Literatura y Ficción Romance Inglaterra

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simply amazing 👏

this book should be a must read for all. thank you, I absolutely loved it and will be sharing it with everyone i know.

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Great story based on real events turned into soft porn dribble

The narrator had an affected Irish accent I found irritating at times. Characters were cardboard caricatures- poorly defined stereotypes. The author admits to taking liberties with historic facts but twists 19th Century reality to fit into a 21st Century tale of lgbt liberation. Have you ever seen a movie so bad that you felt compelled to see it to its finish? That’s how I reacted to this book.

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