We Could Be Heroes by PJ Ellis (Hardback)

We Could Be Heroes by PJ Ellis (Hardback)

A rising actor and a drag-performing bookseller form a bond that grows beyond friendship. As their worlds collide and pressures mount, both men must decide what matters most: fame, authenticity, or the unexpected connection they never planned to find...read the full blurb.

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SKU:
PE-WCBH-HB
ISBN:
9780008539283
Pages:
288
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Weight 574 g
Dimensions 160 × 32 × 245 mm
Author

PJ Ellis

Condition

New

Format

Hardback

Genre

Adult, Contemporary, Contemporary Romance, Fiction, LGBTQ+, MM, Queer, Romance

Publication Year

2024

Publisher

HarperCollins

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Blurb:

Patrick is on the brink of a breakthrough. His latest film—a major superhero blockbuster—could be the role that finally brings him the attention he’s worked towards for years. The only problem is the never-ending reshoots, the pressure to stay perfect, and the weight of keeping up an image that doesn’t always feel like his own. Behind the scenes, the life of a rising star is far less glamorous than it appears.

Will splits his time between running a charming secondhand bookshop and performing as a drag queen. He’s confident, bold, and eager to build a life filled with joy, connection, and a little romance. Even so, he has learned that keeping his heart safe sometimes means guarding it a little too well.

When a chaotic night out brings their worlds together, something unexpected sparks. Their friendship grows quickly, built on humour, warmth, and a pull neither of them is ready to acknowledge. Patrick is drawn to Will’s sharp wit and unapologetic confidence. Will is fascinated by the person Patrick becomes when he lets the mask slip.

But as feelings deepen, reality presses in. Patrick’s public image collides with Will’s need to stay true to himself. They must decide whether the connection they’ve built can withstand the pressures around them. Their story becomes one of courage, identity, and the kind of love that pushes both men to grow.