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Where There's A Will Deanes (Get Out Book 4)

Sean Kennedy
4.5 / 5.0
Published: 2019

Description

Will Deanes has spent his entire life fighting to be seen, but the most important person in his life has been looking at him all along. As a standout in the Get Out foundation, Will has navigated the pressures of the AFL world and his own identity with grit and determination. He is used to being the tough guy on the field and the one who keeps his guard up, but the weight of his unspoken feelings for Micah is becoming impossible to carry. Their bond is forged in the fires of shared history and the unique support of their queer found family. For years, they have walked the line between teammates and something more, but when the boundaries between friendship and desire begin to blur, the stakes for their hearts have never been higher. This final chapter of the Get Out series captures the raw, authentic pulse of Melbourne’s sporting culture while delivering a tender, slow-burn evolution from best friends to soulmates. It is a powerful exploration of growth, the courage to be vulnerable, and the transformative strength found in love. You will root for their happy ending as they finally stop fighting their reality and start fighting for each other.

Customer Reviews

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D Lewis
September 7, 2022
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A series well worth your time

There are four books in the tiger series and four books in the get out series. I've never read a series of books that just got better and better with each new book. I really didn't want this series to end-- wishing for more and more from all these characters. This series of books has the right balance of what real life is all about.
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Catherine
July 1, 2019
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Another good book in this Melbourne series

I really admire how the setting in Melbourne and around the AFL and sporting community is so well realised. I've known these characters for a while now and I feel a glow of pride to see them all thriving - so this series has really done its job well.
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JRSF
April 21, 2019
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I love all the Tigers/Devils/Get Out characters. Not this book though.

I am always thrilled with a SK novel. I've read the Tigers series many times. I thought the Get Out series was a great spinoff for the characters. This particular one felt like a long epilogue for the combined series. Less happened by the end of the book than in each of the others, but I felt I had a closing story for each of them. Which is nice, but not what I would have said is the focal point of a book for Will. He seemed as much the observer as the central character.