Many Shades of Winter

About the Book

When Kent, a Gay Man, and Crystal, a Lesbian, meet with each a disheartening story of their own, they soon bond together and become "Best Buddies". Crystal had just ended a relationship with her Lover for many a reason. And Kent had recently found himself unemployed with some trepidation on what to do next. Crystal seeks console along with Kent´s support. Respectively, Kent and Crystal, find that meeting new Lovers of their own persuasion brings them some hope in dealing with certain losses as they arose. While Kent is forging forward in dismissing the great sorrow, Crystal falls into some circumstances that can be detrimental in her new Love situation. All in all, the two Buddies have remarkably good times and find peace in the positions their Lives turn into. Ghosts of the past "haunt" while Reborn Newness enriches with the Love that buds for The Homosexual and Lesbian Couples. Dramatic occurrences are shed away with the blend of positive colorful shades that prevail in the winter emotional impact. "Best Buddies" and their Lovers find Sunshine in the chills of experiences. Any ways it can be interpreted are up to the reader in this no other way easy-reading book. Remember also that it is a book of fiction and that all references of time, place, and other points of description are just that. The characters and the storyline are to be read with no judgement outside of other personal beliefs. Many Shades of Winter leads to a brilliant cast of the "color" of warm times. If YOU as a reader like personally impactful romance as a diversion to the signs of calamity that arise or have been previously present, this is a feel good story for the main characters, straight from the heart, happy in the society that they are part of.

About the Author

John Kautza is a first time novelist that has been interested in the process of conveying a storyline expressing the relationships that may form in real life experiences of character studies. Even though the couples he chose to describe may differ from his own make-up as an individual, he is aware that possibilities of fiction being seemingly true can be just that. Mr. Kautza, John, has often wondered why such manifestations and situations he wrote about are evident in today's world actuality at times, the wonderment can be perceived to him as reality and that those feelings and actions, and trials and tribulations, along with development, are possible. So he chose to express his thoughts that were stirred to be recognized as a way of having others become aware of the humanness of being that it has been written about.