Set in Ghana, this high school saga about two basketball players is salacious and sad and whimsically hopeful. It's about being who you are and the relief that it brings, along with the pain and the estrangement, but also the mending when friends step up to fill in the gaps. There's an easy Ghanaian rhythm to the narration and the dialogue, which makes this tale of first love and coming-out fresh. And there's a resolution on the beach of brown rocks that shows a triumph of character, echoing 'cross the waves long after a change in the tide.bullying gay-coming-of-age kindle-unlimited Kimberly Locke1 review

I d it. Definitely had me feeling bad for Jakey. Lol. But I don't know. I kinda saw it coming from how Germaine didn't want Jakey coming out to his own best friend.

Germaine don't deserve no Jakey. Poor boy.
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