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Sequel to Tigerland
Young Australian Micah Johnson is the first AFL player to be out at the beginning of his career. Retired professional football player Declan Tyler mentors Micah, but he finds it difficult, as Micah is prone to making poor life choices that land him in trouble. Nothing Dec can’t handle. He’s been there, done that, more times than he’d like to admit. Being Simon Murray’s partner all these years has Dec quite experienced in long-suffering and mishaps.
As usual, Simon thinks everything is going along just fine until his assistant, Coby, tells him a secret involving an old nemesis. Simon and Dec’s problems mash together, and to solve them, they must undertake a thousand-kilometer round trip in which issues will have to be sorted out, apologies are finally given, and a runaway kid is retrieved and returned to his worried parents.
- Sales Rank: #122068 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-07-13
- Released on: 2015-07-13
- Format: Kindle eBook
About the Author
Sean Kennedy is Associate Professor in the History Department at the University of New Brunswick and the author of "Reconciling France against Democracy: The Croix de Feu and the Parti Social Fran?ais 1927-1945" (2007).
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
dull, if not for Sean Kennedy’s excellent handling of…banter
By Ulysses Dietz
Eight years out. Simon Murray and Declan Tyler are a well-established couple, and their world has settled into a sort of normal.
This would be sort of, well, dull, if not for Sean Kennedy’s excellent handling of…banter. Yes, banter—the kind of daily back and forth, between Dec and Simon, between them and their friends Roger and Fran, and amongst all the folks who inhabit this particular vision of Melbourne, Australia.
There is a rather sit-com feeling to this book, and that’s not a criticism. Yes, we have the evil Jasper Brunswick back, doing his nefarious deeds; and we have the troublesome teenager, Micah Johnson, an involuntarily out star-to-be in the Aussie football (soccer) world (which, in Australia, is a HUGE thing).
There is adventure here, but it is small-time adventure; it is the trauma of trying to find happiness and build a life in a world where not everyone finds you acceptable, much less laudable.
For all the banal goings-on in this third of Sean Kennedy’s “Tigers” series, there is a profound sense of community and emotional peace. This is (wait for it) Jane Austen as transferred to modern-day Australia, starring urban gay men instead of genteel country folk.
Seriously, it’s a perfect analogy. The book is gentle, wryly comic, and startlingly realistic.
I have put “Tigers and Devils” back on my Kindle, because I want to reread it. I want to see who Simon and Declan were eight years ago—when they were in their twenties and Declan was still in the closet. “Tigers on the Run” won’t be as meaningful if you haven’t read the previous two books, but it’s a lovely read all on its own.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Reading this feels like coming home!
By Maja (The Nocturnal Library)
Simon and Declan are finally (finally!) back, stronger and more entertaining than ever. After a three year break, we’re holding a new adventure in our hands, a delightful, Aussie-flavored, heartfelt and family-oriented romance unlike anything I’ve ever read.
I’ve been asked on several occasions to choose my favorite gay romance couple, and it’s always been Simon and Dec (and also – just to be fair – Tony and Mac from Kaje Harper’s Life Lessons series). But the charm of these books lies with more than just its two protagonists. As a rule, Kennedy portrays realistic, believable, and above all warm characters, which doesn't stop with Simon and Dec; his secondary characters are just as strong and lovable, and spending time with them is equal parts exciting and comforting.
Eight years after their relationship was forged under extreme pressure, Simon and Declan are still going strong. They’ve built an amazing life together, a life of tolerance, understanding, patience and genuine affection. They have an incredible circle of family and friends and they’ve even found ways to bring their very different careers much closer. Tigers on the Run offers a new peek into their very ordinary life, under somewhat unusual circumstances. Simon faces new drama with his old nemesis, and this time it comes just a bit too close to home. Declan is trying desperately to help a 17-year-old gay football player, but the kid isn’t making it easy at all. Their friends and family have changed and grown, but the love and support remains unchanged. Jumping back into this world truly feels like coming home.
With Simon and Declan in such a strong, committed relationship, one would think that this series has nothing left to give, but one would be very, very wrong. This is exactly the type of thing I want to read – a strong, loving couple facing difficulties together, living their life and overcoming obstacles just like the rest of us. When you add to that Simon’s propensity for drama and his highbrow sense of humor (he is, after all, my very favorite arty wanker), you get a series that will give you more than just characters to love – it will give you friends for life.
I have loved Simon Murray and Declan Tyler from my very first peek into their lives. What’s more, I’ve loved Roger and Fran, Abe and Lisa, and pretty much everyone else just as much. Luckily for me, Tigers on the Run left some possibilities wide open – I hope I’ll be seeing more of them, and soon.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
2.5 rounded down.
By Nikki
I'm torn, because as much as I'm curious about the lives of Simon and Declan and their friends, these books actually really frustrate me. I almost had to actually stop reading at one point.
IDK, yes, Simon can be annoying and take things too far, but, generally speaking, I think that he is pretty justified when he's upset and angry at people. I think he forgives Declan way to easily, and then everybody (including himself) always seems to blame Simon for everything that goes wrong. Simon actually says this to Declan at one point, Declan runs away, as usual, and then Declan is forgiven without any real repercussions, and he and other people are still pissed at Simon. It really angers me that Declan comes off like this perfect guy and everybody thinks he's so much better than Simon, and Simon gets all this crap that he doesn't deserve. Jasper made their lives hell- Simon's allowed to continue to be angry about that. Coby kept secrets from him, had Declan keep a secret from him for two months (which, again, Declan doesn't get any flack for), and then defends said boyfriend and freaks out at Simon when Jasper is a douche and basically screws over a kid. And somehow this is all Simon's fault for being rude about it? No.
This book has good points too, but the unevenness of the relationship and people's treatment of Simon and Declan gets me so angry that it overshadows the good. And combined with the fact that we don't even get any sex scenes....IDK, I keep reading hoping things will change, and they don't and maybe I should leave off. But, I'm pretty sure kids are coming up next, given the ending, and I'll probably cave and read it...
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