It Only Make Believe edition by Havan Fellows Literature Fiction eBooks

It's Only Make Believe by Havan Fellows
Dyer’s whole life is nothing but a game of play pretend. When he attempts to drag Derrick into his make-believe world, it tips on its axis. Suddenly Dyer doesn’t want to play anymore.E
Dyer Cambell could escape all his troubles with a starring role in a new gay dramedy. At least he thinks so. Unfortunately, the producers want to cast true to script actors. Simple enough, Dyer will make them believe he’s gay. Problem solved.
Enter his best friend’s brother.
Derrick Verns had no intention of being Dyer’s personal show and tell prop. But there is something about Dyer that is oddly compelling. Derrick wants to find out who the real Dyer is—the one that doesn’t play make believe all the time.
Havan Fellows
About the Author
I annoy, love, respect, scare, seduce, hurt, anger, infatuate, frustrate, flatter, envy, amuse and tolerate everyone. I just do it better in writing thanks to a little thing called…edits.
Okay no, seriously…I'm a simple minded person who enjoys the escape from real life through a book. I write with the group Story Orgy and hope to continue doing so for a long time. I also am privileged to be with the Pulp Friction writers creating intermingling books in a world all our own. And just like every other red blooded human—I love hearing from people. So feel free to drop me a line—whether it's a comment on my blog, an email, a tweet or you track me down on FaceBook or Google +…it's easy to catch someone who wants to be caught.
It Only Make Believe edition by Havan Fellows Literature Fiction eBooks
When we are little, we are encouraged to pretend, often “it’s only make believe” is the explanation we hear about movies and stories when we are still too young to process. But, when you are an adult, that make-believe has consequences: your entire life can be turned upside down because of one moment of fancy.Havan Fellows explores the relationship dynamic when a man is sorting through fact or fiction, and finding acceptance and happiness as a result. Although this is a short story, the author manages to create emotional impact for reader and characters.
Dyer is an aspiring actor, and has had little success. An audition opportunity arises, but the casting is only for gay men. Dyer convinces his gay friend, Derrick, to stand in as his “pretend boyfriend” so he can get through the audition. But, there is a little problem. Dyer has memories long buried and hidden from himself that he cannot ignore. Derrick, a friend of long-standing, is aware of Dyer’s conundrum, and he wants to see his friend happy, he wants him to find his truths and accept them. And if the two go from “pretend couple” to real couple, that wouldn’t be a hardship either. Dyer’s denial is not without reasons, some very sad. But, when push comes to shove, will he actually be able to make the transition?
This story presented several very sad situations and allowed the reader to follow along as Dyer finds himself, and the courage to face things long buried. Touching and thought-provoking, this quick story mixes emotion with action and never has a moment of down time. More than a simple coming-out story, this provides a sense of the emotional turmoil and reliance on friends and honesty that is required..
I received an eBook copy from the publisher for purpose of honest review for the Jeep Diva. I was not compensated for this review: all conclusions are my own responsibility.
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It Only Make Believe edition by Havan Fellows Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews
Was a decent story but it was too short, way to short.
Oh my, where to start? I love these men! Sexy and seductive. I'm scared half the time that Dyer is lying... And Derrick is simply delicious. This is a fun, feel good and satisfying read. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a sequel!
Dyer Cambell is one of two actors getting a final call-back for the lead part in a new play. The only problem is, it’s a GLBTQ play, and Dyer isn’t gay. Determined to not let this opportunity slip by him, he convinces his best friend, Harry, to get his brother, Derrick to help teach Dyer to act more gay. Derrick is gay, and has indulged in a few, very secret, fantasies about Dyer. When Dyer proposes Derrick move to LA for the six months the play will be on for, Derrick is torn. Part of him certainly wants to pretend to be Dyer’s partner, and heaven knows moving to LA for a while will help boost Derrick’s artist career, but it seems just a little too good to be true. It might only be make believe, but sometimes those lines between fantasy and reality can blur a little too much…
I really liked both Dyer and Derrick’s characters. Dyer is like a force of nature – almost impossible to stop once he has an idea and is rolling with it. Derrick is far more grounded, but I got the distinct impression he really loves Dyer’s flights of fantasy and outgoing nature. I wasn’t quite sold on some of the plot surrounding Dyer – particularly that of his repressing his sexuality. The premise the author set out was logical, but it was only briefly skimmed over and so I never quite fully believed in it. Perhaps if there had been some more detailed flash backs, or even a hint of interest from Dyer at the beginning I might have been more convinced, but for a story this short it’s also possible the author simply didn’t have the space to fully do justice to the depth of complexities of Dyer’s past and those consequences.
All up this is a wonderful, fun and lighthearted short story. I enjoyed Harry, Dyer and Derrick’s characters and their interaction. Despite the short length of the story I felt the author really explored their characters and made them stand out on the page, I didn’t feel at all short-changed as a reader. I also felt the plotline of the play – and the irony of a “straight” man potentially not getting the part an interesting twist – fresh and well handled. The romantic side of the story has a wonderful, complete ending that should leave readers with a smile on their faces just like it did to me.
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When we are little, we are encouraged to pretend, often “it’s only make believe” is the explanation we hear about movies and stories when we are still too young to process. But, when you are an adult, that make-believe has consequences your entire life can be turned upside down because of one moment of fancy.
Havan Fellows explores the relationship dynamic when a man is sorting through fact or fiction, and finding acceptance and happiness as a result. Although this is a short story, the author manages to create emotional impact for reader and characters.
Dyer is an aspiring actor, and has had little success. An audition opportunity arises, but the casting is only for gay men. Dyer convinces his gay friend, Derrick, to stand in as his “pretend boyfriend” so he can get through the audition. But, there is a little problem. Dyer has memories long buried and hidden from himself that he cannot ignore. Derrick, a friend of long-standing, is aware of Dyer’s conundrum, and he wants to see his friend happy, he wants him to find his truths and accept them. And if the two go from “pretend couple” to real couple, that wouldn’t be a hardship either. Dyer’s denial is not without reasons, some very sad. But, when push comes to shove, will he actually be able to make the transition?
This story presented several very sad situations and allowed the reader to follow along as Dyer finds himself, and the courage to face things long buried. Touching and thought-provoking, this quick story mixes emotion with action and never has a moment of down time. More than a simple coming-out story, this provides a sense of the emotional turmoil and reliance on friends and honesty that is required..
I received an eBook copy from the publisher for purpose of honest review for the Jeep Diva. I was not compensated for this review all conclusions are my own responsibility.

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