Isolation Play

by Kyell Gold, Blotch (Illustrator)

Overview

Devlin Miski thought coming out on national TV would be the hardest part about being a gay football player. But it's when his press conference is over that the trouble really starts. The athletic tiger and his boyfriend Lee, a fox with a tongue as quick as his wit, still won't get many breaks in their fight for understanding. They'll need to deal with a stubborn reporter determined to get a story any way he can, furious parents, and hostile teammates--not to mention each other.

All's fair in love and war--and this is both.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013436671
Publisher:	Kyell Gold
Publication date:	12/01/2011
Series:	Dev and Lee , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	400
Sales rank:	315,385
File size:	4 MB

About the Author

Kyell Gold writes primarily anthropomorphic ("furry") fiction, and is most famous for his stories in a Renaissance-era world (Volle, Pendant of Fortune, The Prisoner's Release, Shadow of the Father) and his stories in a contemporary world (Waterways, Out of Position, Isolation Play). He has won ten Ursa Major awards for his novels and short stories. Out of Position also won the Rainbow Award for Best Gay Novel of 2009, and in 2010, his short story "Race to the Moon," published in "New Fables," was nominated for a WSFA Short Story Award. Other strange things he likes to write about include mystical decks of cards, superheroes, and sports; his novel Out of Position and the sequel, Isolation Play, take place in the world of professional football.

He was not born in California, but now considers it his home. He loves to travel and dine out with his partner of many years, Kit Silver, and can be seen at furry conventions in California, around the country, and abroad. With his friend K.M. Hirosaki, he hosts a podcast about writing called "Unsheathed," produced by Kit, and although Kit and K.M. both enjoy a glass of wine, Kyell prefers Coke Zero to fuel his podcasting and writing.

Editorial Reviews

A worthy sequel to a series that is growing to become one of my favorites. [...] I wholeheartedly recommend Isolation Play, both to sports fans, fans of the author, and fans of anthropomorphism.

http://www.reviewsbyjessewave.com/?p=41765 - Jesse Wave