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'S Wonderful (The Romantical Adventures of Whit & Eddie) Paperback – June 6, 2019
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Howdy! I'm Eddie Smith and this is the story of my second romantical adventure with my new boyfriend, Whit Hall.
Well, we're back in Daytona Beach and have been for about five weeks. After everything went down with Whit's family in East Texas, it sure has been nice just to be here, getting to know each other more and more every day. Mostly, we've been watching old Perry Mason episodes on DVD and eating lots of pizza. But Whit has been going to the gym every day. I go too... Sometimes...
Anyway... We woke up this morning and were both freezing! We just had a cold snap. They're rare in North Central Florida, but they do happen. And, on top of all that, the heater has gone out. But, cuddled up next to Whit is keeping us both warm, so I guess it might be not so bad.
You know how weird it is when you thought someone was dead but then you find out they aren't? Kinda freaky, right?
Well, that's what's just happened. See, there's this guy who used to be a private detective here in town with his husband who was an attorney. And that was way back in the day. They left Daytona in the 50s and moved down to Fort Lauderdale. I think they were required to do so by the gay committee or something like that.
Anyway, I just got a call from a guy who says that Ronnie Grisham (he's the private eye I mentioned) is not only alive, but he's living in a big house over on the beachside. Not only that, he's 102 years old and he wants to see me. Wow!
Whit and I are on our way over right now. I have a feeling something big is about to go down.
I can't wait to find out what happens next!
- Print length322 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJune 6, 2019
- Dimensions5 x 0.81 x 8 inches
- ISBN-101072395568
- ISBN-13978-1072395560
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- Publisher : Independently published (June 6, 2019)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 322 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1072395568
- ISBN-13 : 978-1072395560
- Item Weight : 12.3 ounces
- Dimensions : 5 x 0.81 x 8 inches
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Frank W. Butterfield, not an assumed name, loves old movies, wise-cracking smart guys with hearts of gold, and writing for fun.
Although he worships San Francisco, he lives at the beach on another coast.
Born on a windy day in November of 1966, he was elected President of his high school Spanish Club in the spring of 1983.
After moving across these United States like a rapid-fire pinball, he currently makes his home in a hurricane-proof motel with superior water pressure that was built in 1947.
While he hasn't met any dolphins personally, that invitation is always open.
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Whit Hall is a huge, handsome retired pro-football player. Eddie Smith is an older, shorter, bear of a guy, who happens to have the ability to channel Nick Williams, Carter Jones, and even great-uncle Paul Williams. You’d think this “paranormal” skill would make this series strange, but (at least for people like me) it doesn’t at all. Even as I continue to read my way through Nick and Carter’s story (up to book 32 now), I embrace Whit and Eddie’s stories as contemporary avatars of the earlier generation.
A lot happens in the space of a short amount of time in “S’Wonderful,” and I admit to feeling that the ending was rather abrupt and slightly random. Not that it was bad, just sort of “I think I’ll end it here.” That in no way lessened my enjoyment of this high-speed romance. The parallel plot arcs of this story are the aftermath of Whit’s coming out, and the development of their relationship. The former parallels Nick Williams’ historical altercation with George Hearst back in the ‘fifties. The relationship stuff is unique to this series and deals with issues recognizable to many gay men today.
Unlike Nick and Carter, who are fictional pioneers whose job it is to reveal to us the bad old days, Whit and Eddie are a modern couple under somewhat peculiar circumstances. OK, really peculiar circumstances. Their age difference, their physical differences, their different life experiences – these are the challenges they face. Yes, homophobia, evangelical Christianity, international politics, are all things that they need to deal with, but it is a modern world, and thus easier to negotiate. The gentle pleasure of Butterfield’s storytelling is the little things that Whit and Eddie find out about each other every day, and the self-understanding that each of these two men must achieve to keep moving forward.
Whit is someone I can understand; having made his decision (thanks to nudging from Nick’s heirs, Mario and Bob) he is moving ahead at full speed. Having struggled in vain for his whole life, he knows what he needs and wants to do. Eddie, on the other hand, has led a calmer life, even if it has been full of travel and a certain amount of emotional trauma. He is older and more experienced than Whit, but at the same time unsure of himself in ways that Whit is not. It is fascinating to see this story unfold through Eddie’s eyes.
I have the next installment on my Kindle already. It’s such fun to see these two live their lives as I do my best to live my own.
I also really like how the complexity of the characters develop whilst all wrapped up in “can’t put this book down” story. There is absolutely nothing I can find to dislike about the book. Another gem from Frank Butterfield.