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The Forthcoming: L. M. Ross - Manhood: The Longest Moan


L. M. Ross
Manhood: The Longest Moan
March 27, 2007

This is a tale of youthful ambition, of four cats on a mission to be nothing less than stars. Ty is a writer who pines for love. David is a dancer who burns with lust. Browny is a singer who yearns for the kiss of celebrity. Face is an actor whose role it is to emote the biggest of lies. Together, in the mean and rhythmic streets of New York City, they seek their fame, fortune, and prize. Some want to know of love's ultimate sigh, and some find the rainbow. All find unexpected surprises in a story about dreams, lust, and the meaning friendship, the test of disease, and the definition of trust.

In a twenty year span, who among them is destined for true greatness?

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"Ross delivers a story that is sharp, juicy, wicked, and unapologetically brazen. " - James Earl Hardy, author of the bestselling B-Boy Blues series

"Manhood: The Longest Moan pulses with extraordinary rhythm and seethes with unrelenting passion and pain. Mr. Ross has poetically penned the perfect novel!" -Lee Hayes, Bestselling author of Passion Marks & A Deeper Blue

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