#j.h. trumble

[redbookpanda]

Happy International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia! I spent the day eating rainbow-cake and reading "Don't let me go" from J.H. Trumble 😊 Also pictured are my TBR-books with LGBT+ characters.

[missednights]

I found this really nice book last night, and I read all of it in just under eight hours. Now I'm sad that it's over and I don't have more of it to read. The book was Just Between Us by J. H. Trumble, if anyone was curious.

[cmkirk13]

Just finished "Where You Are" by J. H Trumble. That book was amazing!!!

[val-kyrii]

You guys really need to read this book, it’s amazing. The basis is that Robert is a senior and he’s fallen for his teacher, Andrew McNeils. They’re relationship grows but as Teacher/Student, their relationship is highly taboo. I’m usually wary of authors that I don’t know much about but J.H. Trumble is amazing and I’m reading her book ‘Just Between Us’ right now. Unfortunately she only has three books currently but if you’re one that likes/doesn’t mind homosexual relationships (here’s looking at you, shippers) these books are amazing. Back to my point, it’s amazing and I’m sad that I finished it and it maybe the one book I re-read simply because I loved it so much and I had so many emotions because of it!

[my-lonely-days-are-over]

“HIV is not what defines me. You get that? It is not what defines me. I am not my disease. I am a human being. A guy.”

[my-lonely-days-are-over]

"just between us" by JH Trumble is fucking brilliant... and heartbreaking :(

[whatimstillnotsureof]

Gravitational pull is a funny thing, isn't it? You can fight it; you can even escape it for a while. But eventually, you have to give in to it.

Just Between Us by J.H. Trumble