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"It's All Good Until You Start Dating" by Beck Lewis – Launches Jan 20, 2025
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This LGBTQ+ Romance Novella is BOOK 2 in the IT'S ALL GOOD UNTIL Series Which Explores Friendship, Identity, and the Complications of Growing Up

PITTSBURGH - PennZone -- Beck Lewis, the author of the It's All Good Until series, is thrilled to announce the release of It's All Good Until You Start Dating, the second book in this heartfelt LGBTQ+ romance series. The novel will be available on January 20, 2025, and follows the journey of two best friends navigating the challenges of relationships, personal growth, and identity in the world of m/m romance.

In this new installment, readers are reintroduced to Tay and Toby, now officially a couple, and their evolving relationship as they enjoy their summer together working at a local movie theater. But while their romance blooms, Third, the third member of their trio, starts to feel increasingly out of place. As Tay and Toby navigate the ups and downs of young love, Third is left grappling with his own feelings and wondering if growing up is really all it's cracked up to be. It's not that he's angry; he just has his own journey to figure out—one he never imagined would be so complicated.

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With It's All Good Until You Start Dating, Lewis continues to explore the emotional complexities of friendship and romance, capturing the tensions and triumphs of growing up in a world where the lines between love, friendship, and identity aren't always clear. Fans of LGBTQ+ fiction, especially those who love authentic and relatable coming-of-age stories, will find themselves drawn into the world of Tay, Toby, and Third.

Beck Lewis is a writer deeply invested in representing characters and stories that reflect the experiences of those who often go unseen in mainstream media. Growing up without relatable characters in TV shows, movies, or books, Lewis was inspired to create stories where readers could find themselves in the characters.

About Beck Lewis
Beck Lewis is a writer and storyteller whose works center on LGBTQ+ characters and experiences. Drawing from personal experiences and a desire to create stories with relatable characters, Lewis is committed to crafting narratives that resonate with readers, especially those who are questioning their own identities. With a deep love for Boys' Love dramas and LGBTQ+ romance, Beck aims to provide the same kind of representation that was lacking during their own youth.

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For more information please contact:
Beck Lewis
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beck@beck-lewis.com

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It's All Good Until You Start Dating – Amazon Series Page (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CW1893SR)

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