Kissing the Golem
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"This story was fun, fast-paced, sexy, and wonderfully original." - The Smutsonian
"This book would be fun for anyone. There is sex, love, and a gay Golem." - Paranormal Romance Guild
"This is a fun read" - Reviews by Amos Lassen
A Jewish/Black gay interracial romance with some monster magic--Jacob and Marcus, an interracial interfaith couple, are fighting about everything: coming out, monogamy and marriage. Then one dark night, they encounter the Golem who has protected Jacob’s family for generations. The giant but handsome man made of clay and dirt saves their lives, and his kiss just may save their relationship.
Danielle Summers
Danielle Summers is a dyke in an interracial same-sex marriage living in the Midwest. She loves well-drawn characters but hates stereotypes. She lives for a good plot. She wishes her characters were real.
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Kissing the Golem - Danielle Summers
Kissing the Golem
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Danielle Summers
Second Edition/ Published by Tulabella Ruby Press/2015
First Edition/Published by Dark Hollows Press/2014
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Editor: Cassandra Pierce
Cover design: 3 Rusted Spoons
Table of Contents
Prologue/Saul Kisses the Golem
Kissing the Golem
About Danielle Summers
Other Titles by Danielle Summers
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Prologue
Saul Kisses the Golem
Saul got dressed for his sister’s 75th birthday sure of at least one thing. It was time to tell his nephew Jacob about his birthright. He generally avoided family events. He loved his sister, but he knew everyone called him a faygelah, Yiddish for fairy, behind his back. He knew they thought he was queer. He was far too old to care at this point. More than fifty years of being gay, and he had seen it all, and he had something he had to do.
He saw the shadow in his vision. That shadow had been there for fifty years, just a little beyond the corner of his eye. He knew it was there but could never look at it directly. It was time to pass it on.
Fifty years ago, his great uncle Avrum, had told him the family secret. Avrum had survived the Holocaust even with a yellow star for being Jewish. He should have had a pink triangle too for being gay, but he managed to keep that under wraps. He couldn’t have survived any other way. He also had the family birthright. Fifty years ago, he passed it onto Saul. Now, it was Saul’s turn to pass it onto Jacob.
The family possessed a Golem, a mythical figure made of clay, dirt and/or mud imbued with life who saves Jews. Or maybe the Golem possessed them. It wasn’t always clear, but the Golem had been created by an ancestor in 17th century Poland as protection from marauders that were pillaging the region. The village was burning, and the ancestor had made this giant man of clay who chased the invaders away and carried his family through the flames to safety.
Saul didn’t know if his forebear knew that he had created a gay Golem, but he did. And somehow this gay Golem got passed from one gay relative to another. There seemed