Some guy is making moves on the man he loves but won’t have?
Over his dead body…
Working the club scene in the 1990s, Cisco is a queen-glam-rocker with anger management issues. Swimming in booze and sex to forget the dream job he lost—principal with The Australian Ballet—Cisco has zero interest in relationships.
Franco, the hot new bouncer with a heart of gold and an un-swiped V-card, is completely smitten. Shy, illiterate, and working poor—there’s no way Cisco will go for him.
But Cisco gives him a shot. And Franco blows it. Literally.
When Cisco agrees to train him to be better in bed, he doesn’t expect these sessions to turn into real conversation and—to his horror—actual feelings. For Franco, these nights confirm he was right to wait for The One.
But if Cisco’s toxic aversion to relationships succeeds, Franco will be forced to let him go…
And since the hot new glassy just asked him out… will Franco finally move on?
TW: mentions of a past sexual relationship that some readers might consider non-consensual. The MC does not view it this way, and the events occur “offscreen” in the past; however, if this is triggering for you, you might want to give this one a miss.
Genre: Gay Romance
Over his dead body…
Working the club scene in the 1990s, Cisco is a queen-glam-rocker with anger management issues. Swimming in booze and sex to forget the dream job he lost—principal with The Australian Ballet—Cisco has zero interest in relationships.
Franco, the hot new bouncer with a heart of gold and an un-swiped V-card, is completely smitten. Shy, illiterate, and working poor—there’s no way Cisco will go for him.
But Cisco gives him a shot. And Franco blows it. Literally.
When Cisco agrees to train him to be better in bed, he doesn’t expect these sessions to turn into real conversation and—to his horror—actual feelings. For Franco, these nights confirm he was right to wait for The One.
But if Cisco’s toxic aversion to relationships succeeds, Franco will be forced to let him go…
And since the hot new glassy just asked him out… will Franco finally move on?
TW: mentions of a past sexual relationship that some readers might consider non-consensual. The MC does not view it this way, and the events occur “offscreen” in the past; however, if this is triggering for you, you might want to give this one a miss.
Genre: Gay Romance
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