Sweet Temperaments: Gay Office Romance

In a vibrant advertising office, love knows no boundaries. Together, Lewis and Christopher prove that love can flourish amidst any obstacles and that acceptance and understanding can prevail in the workplace.

Their story serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration for others, urging them to embrace love and diversity in all its forms.

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Editorial Reviews

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Rainbow Book Reviews - Reviewed by Lena Grey
"'Sweet Temperaments' is a mix of hilarity and seriousness, with intrigue mixed in. Lewis is adorable. His running internal dialogue about his crush is hilarious. I didn't like Christopher at first, but after I learned his secret, I understood his behavior. Christopher was trying to avoid what he considered an untenable situation. Thanks, Tonwand, for a funny book encompassing a serious subject."

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Readers' Favorite - Reviewed by Rabia Tanveer
"Sweet Temperaments by Tonwand North is such a sweet office romance in which you will experience innocent (or not) romance and pure feelings. Christopher is enigmatic and Lewis is very vivacious; they complement each other really well and make a wonderful pair. The two of them are polar opposites but they look so good together. I enjoyed the flow of the story, the narrative was really good and the plot was incredibly rich. The author had very little page space but ensured that the reader would get the best reading experience. It was a quick novella to read, but it packs a punch and guarantees a good time. I thoroughly enjoyed this book! Very entertaining."

Reader's Favorite Five Stars Award for book "Sweet Temperaments"

Lewis Fraser spends his evenings alone watching aliens and robots on the sci-fi channel. So human interaction in the office is vital for a touch of normality.

Except, his office companion, Christopher Wright, is aloof, unsociable and going by the contents of his lunch box—the worst cook on the planet. Unfortunately, he also has dreamy sapphire eyes and Lewis is besotted.

Christopher is afraid to form attachments. And if Lewis wants to transform his romantic fantasies into reality he’ll first have to overcome the stubbornness of a man who’s deemed himself unloveable.