Because, never doubt it, the moment Jaxon sets his eyes on Liam- yes, across a crowded art gallery- he cannot forget him, he pines for him, his dreams are haunted by him. The actor Jaxon Moncrieff, and his obsession, artist, Liam Lassiter have a push-pull, yes:no, is he/isn’t he?, extended, unrelenting sexual tension kind-of-a-thing going on. And thus, sets up the only real tension in the story. Nothing flashy, no mystery or suspense… just two incredibly beautiful and charismatic men who start off at odds with each other.

The author unfolds this love-at-first-sight, gay-for-you story in a super romantic style which renders a melodramatic and almost old-fashioned feel in its effect. How can he move their relationship from friends to lovers without destroying the trust he’s worked so hard for? Now Jaxon is falling in love for the first time. Of course, that creates a whole new problem. If he can’t be with Liam, maybe they can be friends.

Unlucky in love and orphaned at sixteen, he is reluctant to open his heart to anyone, and dismisses Jaxon out of hand.ĭriven by a need he doesn’t understand, Jaxon organizes a return to Sydney to film his next project. Jaxon has always been a womanizer.ĭespite his reservations, Jaxon makes a play for Liam, but Liam has his own issues. But he doesn’t get far into their first conversation before he realizes what he’s feeling is attraction, which brings him up short. BLURB: He was like the only splash of color in a black-and-white photograph.Īt an exhibition opening in Sydney, jaded Hollywood heartthrob Jaxon Moncrieff lays eyes on publicity-shy artist Liam Lassiter for the first time and is immediately captivated.

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