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Stick and Poke by E.M. Lindsey
Stick and Poke by E.M. Lindsey












Stick and Poke by E.M. Lindsey

Instead, both characters take steps to learn to communicate with each other, which makes the happily ever after all the more satisfying. There’s not quite as much of a communication barrier as between two hearing people who don’t have a common language, but I’m a firm believer that physical attraction alone does not a relationship make. The chemistry between Derek and Basil is obvious, but part of me is glad that the road toward them getting together isn’t straightforward. However, I adored Basil’s character from the beginning because refusing to bend to a world not made for you is pretty universal. It’s less meet-cute and more “meet panic attack.” As someone who also has experience with anxiety symptoms, I can relate to Derek’s combined embarrassment and intrigue over the man who helps him through the awkward encounter.įor me, it is easier to identify with Derek in this story because I have little experience with the Deaf community.

Stick and Poke by E.M. Lindsey

Derek and Basil don’t meet under the most auspicious of circumstances.














Stick and Poke by E.M. Lindsey