Learning How to Lose, in Six Easy Steps. Step One by Alex Gabriel

'synopsis' may belong to another edition of this title. Don’t miss the other books in the series! Volume I: Step One: Tetris Step Two: Fun and Games Volume II: Step Three: Innocence Step Four: Perspective Volume III: Step Five: Love Step Six: All the Rest Can he risk going all in? And what does he stand to lose if he doesn’t? Length of Volume I: 55,000 words Ryuu’s life and career have no place for a male lover.

As Ryuu chases after his elusive victory, he’s forced to add more and more items to the list of “things to beat Hiro at” – and is shocked to find that Hiro’s quirky charm is sparking never-before felt desires in him. Can’t be too hard to beat a dork like Hiro, right? Wrong. So when gratingly cheerful punster Hiro Takahashi delivers the ultimate insult of letting Ryuu win at a video game, Ryuu is cut to the quick, and vows swift vengeance. Sure, his macho bluster is only a cover for shyness and social awkwardness, but he takes it (and himself) very seriously. Losing is a thing Japanese pop star Ryuu Shiwasuda does not do – certainly not gracefully.

Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders. And in the natural order of the universe, he should not be losing to dorks. Buy Learning How to Lose, in Six Easy Steps: Step Three: Innocence / Step Four: Perspective: Volume 2 1 by Gabriel, Alex (ISBN: 9781507605899) from Amazon's Book Store. Three volumes.It’s not that Ryuu’s a bad loser – he just wants things to be in order. Can he risk going all in? And what does he stand to lose if he doesn't? Length of Volume III: 75,000 words Six easy steps.

As Ryuu chases after his elusive victory, he's forced to add more and more items to the list of 'things to beat Hiro at' - and is shocked to find that Hiro's quirky charm is sparking never-before felt desires in him.Ryuu's life and career have no place for a male lover. Can't be too hard to beat a dork like Hiro, right?Wrong. Sure, his macho bluster is only a cover for shyness and social awkwardness, but he takes it (and himself) very seriously.So when gratingly cheerful punster Hiro Takahashi delivers the ultimate insult of letting Ryuu win at a video game, Ryuu is cut to the quick, and vows swift vengeance. Find a Digital Library with Learning How to Lose, in Six Easy Steps. Losing is a thing Japanese pop star Ryuu Shiwasuda does not do - certainly not gracefully. « Back to Learning How to Lose, in Six Easy Steps. And in the natural order of the universe, he should not be losing to dorks. Search by city, ZIP code, or library name Search Learn more about precise location detection. It's not that Ryuu's a bad loser - he just wants things to be in order. « Back to Learning How to Lose, in Six Easy Steps.

Learning How to Lose, in Six Easy Steps. Step One by Alex Gabriel