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BOOK BLURB:
Fifteen years ago, Timothy Rush's lover and soul mate, Basho Sakai, was murdered on a trip to Tokyo with his family. Timothy never stopped pining for the man who was his first and only love, comparing anyone else who came after him to Basho, the sensitive and handsome poet who stole his heart.

Finally, still mourning and hopeless, Timothy travels from London to Tokyo to say a final good-bye. While there, he hopes to find some pleasure and some spiritual peace at the White Tiger, a gay men's hotel in Tokyo that also offers the Taoist sexual path of the White Tiger. However, once there Timothy finds more than pleasure: he learns the true tragic story of what happened to his lover. And then ... finds the missing half of his soul.

BOOK REVIEW:
"Yin Yang" is the fourth book in Sedonia Guillone’s on going White Tiger series. While this novella is a fast read, it is also a very satisfying one. For fans of this series the characters will be familiar, as Basho and Timothy finally get their story told. Friends since early childhood the two are only separated after a violent attack. The author tells their tale of love, tragedy, and loss in such a way that the reader can not help but be drawn in. The author also brings back one of my favorite characters, Ryu, to help bring these two back together.

While this is the fourth book in the series, I would recommend reading them in the following chronological order as the events of this series will then flow more smoothly:

• "Men of Tokyo: Sudden Bliss"
• "Men of Tokyo: Sudden Surrender"
• "Yin Yang"
• "Men of Phuket: Tongue Thai’d"
• "Men of Tokyo: Sudden Heat"

If you have not yet tried this very satisfying series I would suggest you pick it up. You won't be sorry.

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