We Could Be Heroes by PJ Ellis (Paperback)

We Could Be Heroes by PJ Ellis (Paperback)

A joyful and emotional LGBTQ+ romance told across timelines. In Birmingham, actor Patrick meets Will and risks everything for love. In 1949 New York, two creators hide secrets while shaping a hero. Their stories connect through identity, courage, and the power of being seen in a world that demands silence...read the full blurb.

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SKU:
PE-WCBH-PB
ISBN:
9780008539313
Pages:
352
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Weight 242 g
Dimensions 128 × 25 × 198 mm
Author

PJ Ellis

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

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

Publication Year

2025

Publisher

HarperCollins

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Blurb:

A heartfelt and uplifting LGBTQ+ romance told across timelines, blending humour, emotion, and love that refuses to stay hidden.
We Could Be Heroes by PJ Ellis weaves together two stories connected by identity, creativity, and the courage to be seen.

In present-day Birmingham, actor Patrick arrives focused on his career. Cast in a major superhero film, his life is tightly controlled, leaving no space to reveal who he truly is.
Then he meets Will.
A bookseller and drag performer, Will lives with a freedom Patrick has never allowed himself. Their connection is immediate, drawing Patrick into something he cannot ignore, even if it risks everything he has built.

Decades earlier in New York, Charles and Iris work side by side creating comic book heroes. Their marriage hides truths that could unravel their lives, yet their work becomes a quiet form of resistance.
Across both timelines, stories and identities intertwine.
As Patrick and Will navigate love in the present, echoes of the past shape their path forward.

This is a story about finding courage, claiming identity, and the power of love to change everything.