Lipstick and Bavarian Lederhosen

Gwen Sommer

Publisher: BookRix

Summary

The novel is set against the serene yet majestic backdrop of Lake Rosana in the Bavarian foothills, a place of unparalleled beauty and tranquility. Here, amidst the peaceful nature, unfolds the extraordinary love story of two gay men from the upper echelons of society.Jonas, who enjoys wearing women's clothes and makeup, embodies the courage to live his true identity, regardless of societal expectations and prejudices. His manner of expression and appearance challenge the narrow conceptions of gender and identity, bringing him into conflict with the rigid norms of his social environment."Lipstick and Bavarian Lederhosen" is a deeply moving story that takes readers on an emotional journey, impressively highlighting themes of love, identity, and societal acceptance.

Available since: 03/18/2025.

Print length: 162 pages.

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