So in this way, this book is a sexual self-discovery tale in which Liam begins to question his own sexuality though he hasn’t given it too much thought. Now what’s interesting, is that this vigilante has been getting hate mail sent to Scribe’s opinions page and now Liam takes it upon himself to find out who the Raven is so that he can warn him of the potential danger.Īlong the way, due to his Raven research and his new party-going agenda, he ends up making some friends – and someone who may turn into much more than a mere friend. Luckily the Raven, who is the campus vigilante comes to save the day. Now, this is problematic because not only does it jeopardize his chance of getting into his father’s prestigious newspaper company, but being an extremely serious non-nonsense and no drama type of guy with no friends to speak of, he basically has no idea how to party much less write about it.īut one night when leaving the party, a person dressed as Freddy Krueger comes stalking out of the shadows and attacks him. Much to his horror, the editor of The Scribe forces him to relinquish his politics page and reassigns him to The Party Page. His goal is to eventually to gain apprenticeship at his father’s firm, so his life is almost totally focused on his career in journalism. Liam Davis and The Raven is a New Adult M/M Romance that follows Liam Davis, a serious student journalist writing a political column for the campus magazine called The Scribe.

In fact, in the M/M genre, she’s an insta-buy author for me. Anyta Sunday is one of those authors that I get all gushy over.

Liam Davis & The Raven by Anyta Sunday