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STRAWBERRIES & THUNDERSTORMS BY L. LUTHER : BOOK REVIEW

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Strawberries and Thunderstorms (His Will and Testament Book 1) by L. Luther  BLURB Chad Honestly, I never would have come back to this shithole if Pop hadn’t made it clear I wouldn’t get a dime otherwise. And it really isn’t about the money for me. No, I know it’s all about that little girl he adopted and her need for a proper home. Any one of my brothers would have stood up and taken on a kid, and hell they might even be the smarter choices too, but I know I can be the dad she deserves.  I am her father, after all.  Louis My sister told me not to do it. She told me moving out of the province to chase mon rêve was insane. Certifiably, she insisted. She wasn’t wrong. Who knew that five years later I’d be painfully working alongside my very straight, very hot, best friend, who I might be in love with? Merde. I promised myself I wouldn’t ever be that gay man, the one wanting the unattainable. And apparently, I’m a masochist, because it gets worse. Suddenly he’s telling his l...

GENTLE HANDS BY EMILY BUCKLEY : BOOK REVIEW

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  BLURB   Matthew East's boyfriend is stupidly attractive, maddeningly arrogant, frustratingly distant, and also not really his boyfriend. Working as an escort to put himself through college, Matthew had thought he'd seen it all already. He's proven wrong when high-powered lawyer Tom Pennwood books him for the evening only to ask him to help him fake a relationship. It's a simple deal. Tom gets to appease his demanding parents by fooling them into thinking he has finally settled down. Matthew gets paid a life-changing amount of money. They both get to experience an unending amount of sexual frustration due to Tom's determination to keep their deal as strictly business, with no other benefits involved. Being a cynical workaholic with no time for love, Tom should, logically, repel Matthew on all levels that aren't physical. Yet his infuriating aloofness only serves to intrigue Matthew even more, and he finds himself unable to shake the belief that, despite how muc...