Say Uncle
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| Rating | : | 4.21 (939 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0996751327 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 426 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-05-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Eric Shaw Quinn is one of my favorite authors. He adds his wit" according to Pamela C. Eric Shaw Quinn is one of my favorite authors. He adds his wit, humor and compassion into every book he writes.I read this book when it was first published and loved it then just as I love it now!!. Buzz Stephens said I DISSENT! (FROM PUBLISHERS WEEKLY). I disagree with the review (above) in Publishers Weekly.Of course, liking or disliking a writer's work is mostly subjectiveand, more often than not, affected by the mood the reader is experiencing at the time.I liked this book. I was moved by it. I laughed until the tear. Charming and Hysterical Shaw did a wonderful job in this book. After reading it, I gave copies to all my gay friends, who love it. It carries a wide range of emotions and is highly entertaining. I think anyone who knows anyone who is gay should read this book. The characters are warm and the st
What makes a family? New York Times bestselling novelist Eric Shaw Quinn asks and answers that question in this touching and hilarious romp through the trials -- literal and personal -- of a gay man making the decision of a lifetime to raise his nephew and in the process become the man he never knew he wanted to be. Hilarious, uplifting and surprisingly wise, Say Uncle is bursting with life and love.. And when fate throws some more surprises his way, he faces getting famous, getting rich, getting his heart bro
From Publishers Weekly When little Scott Reily's parents die in a car crash, the care of the infant boy is entrusted to his mother's brother, Michael, a rising advertising executive who happens to be single--and gay. In another courtroom drama that ensues when Scott and Michael fight for control of the boy's estate, the judge makes a comment that might describe this novel: "It was like leafing through the scripts from Dynasty ." Film rights optioned by Propaganda Films; author tour . Chief among the complainants is Scott's paternal grandfather, a former U.S. To his credit, however, the author has a flair for plot twists that just won't quit. senator who forces a courtroom showdown that ironically highlights the family's erratic behavior and wins Michael custody rights. After this, the narrative reins are taken over by an adult Scott, who tells of his A