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Alfie grew up as a local lad in South Shields, but left his hometown for university and a high-powered financial career in London.

But how can he, when all they've got in common is the nowhere town they both ran away from. I first discovered Alexis Hall’s books in December 2018, and spent the next month reading his entire back catalog, including Pansies. I dont regret my choice, but I also dont relish having to choose between favorites. And now it's a proper mess: Fen might have slept with Alfie, but he'll probably never forgive him, and Fen's got all this other stuff going on anyway, with his mam and her flower shop and the life he left down south. Pansies in contrast (even though its mostly told from Alfies 3rd person pov) has this clashing push pull of two people surprising and disappointing and delighting each other by turns. At school, when Alfie was everything he was supposed to be, and Fen was the stubborn little gay boy who wouldn't keep his head down. It should be a one-night thing, but Alfie hasn't met anyone like Fen before. But Fen's gorgeous, with his pink-tipped hair and hipster glasses, full of the sort of courage Alfie's never had. Pansies (The fourth book in the Spires series) A novel by Alexis Hall.

It's the last place he's expecting to pull. Pansies (Spires, book 4) by Alexis Hall - book cover, description. It's rough, though, going back to South Shields now that they all know he's a fully paid-up pansy. He's got a six-figure salary, a penthouse in Canary Wharf, the car he swore he'd buy when he was eighteen, and a bunch of fancy London friends.