We Were Heroes

We Were Heroes - Face the Music and Dance: A Gay YA

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Publisher's Synopsis

◆ Spring, 2000 ◆

◆ Gay skater kids go from losers to heroes when they save homophobic, popular preps from a drunk driving accident. That's when the trouble starts...◆

★ Shawn: Nevermind that those kids destroyed our lockers, smashed up two of Quentin's cars, tried to kill us after the Winter Formal, and nearly drove him to suicide. Jay used to be Quentin's best friend, and after pulling him out of that wreck, Quentin cried over him like a baby. Then he sneaked behind my back to visit them all in the hospital.

Quentin isn't... better. Sure, he seems okay, but he's still fragile. He always needed everyone's approval. So he's happy to forget the preps' gay bashing and play nice. I keep warning him. But he tries to be everything to everyone...


★ Quentin: Jay came to my tenth birthday party. What if one of those kids died tomorrow? I don't want to be their friend. But I won't treat them like they treated us. Shawn doesn't get it. But he doesn't think I'm any better than I was when I came out of the hospital. He's always asking if I'm okay in that hateful let's-not-break-Quentin voice. Even worse, he's decided I'm so insecure I'd crawl right back to my old friends. I'm torn...

Originally published as They Called Us Heroes, the sequel to best-selling He Called Me Beautiful, We Were Heroes features new chapters, new characters, new scenes, and more. Newly edited, this book has plenty to offer old and new readers alike, and offers a satisfying conclusion to Quentin and Shawn's story.

Book information

ISBN: 9798365697119
Publisher: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp
Imprint: Independently Published
Pub date:
Language: English
Number of pages: 136
Weight: 141g
Height: 203mm
Width: 127mm
Spine width: 7mm