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‘I really enjoyed We C0uld Be Heroes – it was the kind of peppy, smart and fun romantic comedy that, like all the best romcoms, has something important to say about the way we live our lives. Come for the chemistry, stay for the life lessons. A lovely cast of characters, beautifully told… Oh and it was quite horny, wasn't it?!’ JUSTIN MYERS, author of The Last Romeo

‘I really enjoyed We Could Be Heroes – it was the kind of peppy, smart and fun romantic comedy that, like all the best romcoms, has something important to say about the way we live our lives…Oh and it was quite horny, wasn't it?!’ JUSTIN MYERS ‘What an adventure! We Could Be Heroes is a triumphant gay love story that’s wise, witty, and chock full of engaging characters.' BYRON LANE ‘Like all the best superheroes – and drag queens – We Could Be Heroes is an outrageously fun time with a beautifully human heart beating behind the costume…swoon-worthy chemistry, pitch-perfect humour, and a poignant dash of history woven seamlessly into the ultra-modern narrative.’ NICOLAS DIDOMIZIO ‘It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s a fiercely electric romance that I couldn’t put down’ TIMOTHY JANOVSKY ‘We Could Be Heroes is a total delight. I adored Patrick, Will, and the entire cast of characters’ CAT SEBASTIAN ‘Comforting and scintillating all at once, We Could Be Heroes is a joyful romance that had me laughing, crying, and rooting for these heroes’ ASHLEY HERRING BLAKE ‘You'll be hard-pressed to find a better romance novel’ BUZZFEED *7 SIZZLING ROMANCE NOVELS YOU HAVE TO READ THIS SPRING* ‘Funny and fast-paced…Ellis brings both wit and empathy to bear throughout and crafts characters readers will root for. This is a delight’ PUBLISHERS WEEKLY ‘Ellis creates a winning world full of snappy banter, drag queens fighting for justice, and found family…Drives home the point that queer creators have always been present in the comics world, and (much like Patrick and Will) they managed to find joy even when facing oppression and heartbreak.’ KIRKUS REVIEWS

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PJ Ellis is a journalist covering relationships, pop culture and LGBTQ+ issues. News Editor at Men's Health, his writing has appeared in publications including GQ, Teen Vogue, Man Repeller and MTV, and his short fiction has been longlisted for the Commonwealth Short Story Prize. Love & Other Scams is his first novel. He lives in Birmingham and tweets @Philip_Ellis.

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