· Caught in the Crossfire is Juliann’s debut novel. Juliann is a PFLAG Mom who can be found walking Pride parades with her son. She is also the daughter of evangelical Christian parents. As such, Juliann has been caught in the crossfire of the most heated topic to Brand: Bold Strokes Books. · Read "Caught in the Crossfire" by Juliann Rich available from Rakuten Kobo. Two boys at Bible camp; one forbidden love. That is the dilemma Brand: Bold Strokes Books, Inc. · Juliann Rich’s debut novel Caught in the Crossfire is a new and much needed story in Gay YA literature. The book is about a gay teen who is a devout Christian, and struggling to reconcile those two things. We first meet Jonathan at the beginning of a month long bible camp.4/5.
this is the first book in the Crossfire Trilogy. there is no doubt that it is very well-written. author Juliann Rich knows what she is writing about. she presents different views through her characters and allows the reader to reflect on them and hopefully be able to gain a new perspective. Juliann Rich's debut novel Caught in the Crossfire is a new and much needed story in Gay YA literature. The book is about a gay teen who is a devout Christian, and struggling to reconcile those two things. We first meet Jonathan at the beginning of a month long bible camp. Rich, Juliann. Caught in the Crossfire. Bold Strokes Books. $ p. PB. As Jonathan spends his seventh summer at Spirit Lake Bible Camp, his life becomes complicated. Ian, a new camper sent to the camp by his foster parents, shows Jonathan that he isn't like the other guys at camp.
Caught in the Crossfire by Juliann Rich is a cute story about a boy named Jonathan who struggles with his love for is fellow camper Ian and his Christian faith. The book is very short and moves along quickly, sometimes too quickly, but Rich is entirely capable of creating characters with personalities that are 3 dimensional and thankfully real. Read "Caught in the Crossfire" by Juliann Rich available from Rakuten Kobo. Two boys at Bible camp; one forbidden love. That is the dilemma sixteen-year-old Jonathan Cooper faces when he goes awa. July 7, Aug / Juliann Rich / Leave a comment I'm sitting in the airport at Charlotte, waiting for my flight to bring me home to Minneapolis. The past three weeks have been a whirlwind of book readings from Minnesota to Wisconsin to North Carolina, where I have been working to give my first book, Caught in the Crossfire, its.
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