Falcon - Lynn, Amara
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Keeping his boyfriend and his identities secret, fighting demons, and nearly losing Chayton have made college life bumpy for Avari Terran so far. All he wants now is a quiet and uneventful spring break alone with Chayton. Between Kaiden insisting on continuing to fight the demons, and Chayton insisting on continuing to be Falcon, it doesn't seem that'll happen. When three people from Chayton's past appear, everything is thrown further into chaos. New revelations will threaten to drive Avari and Chayton apart, and neither of them knows if they'll be able to work it out this time. Falcon is the…mehr

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Keeping his boyfriend and his identities secret, fighting demons, and nearly losing Chayton have made college life bumpy for Avari Terran so far. All he wants now is a quiet and uneventful spring break alone with Chayton. Between Kaiden insisting on continuing to fight the demons, and Chayton insisting on continuing to be Falcon, it doesn't seem that'll happen. When three people from Chayton's past appear, everything is thrown further into chaos. New revelations will threaten to drive Avari and Chayton apart, and neither of them knows if they'll be able to work it out this time. Falcon is the third installment of Amara Lynn's Masks and is the first novel length work in the series.
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Amara Lynn has always been a quiet daydreamer. Coming up with characters and worlds since childhood, Amara eventually found an outlet in writing. Amara loves anything to do with pirates, villains and superheroes, angels and demons. They were born and raised in the Midwest USA, where they remain stuck with their spouse and two cats. They love to write about soft monsters and cryptids, grumpy enbies, and forever will be weak for the grumpy one is soft for the sunshine one trope. When not writing, they are usually watching anime, playing games, and obsessing over their out of control music playlists.