The First Real Thing - Cat Grant Reviews
Newest Review: ... Trevor returns to home from his business trip, the relationship that should have ended simply goes on, fuelled by trysts ... more
... during Trevor's business trips and layovers. Cancelling appointments with lucrative clients is costing Cameron money and good will, while his distress at deceiving his lover eats away at Cameron. Determined to make just enough to get out of the game, he soon finds he is quite correct. Real life is no fairytale, and Fate has a way of taking reckoning. Will Trevor see past the sordid reality of Cameron's past, and can they forge a future together?
Told from Cameron's first person point of view, we are hurled headlong into C...more
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by - written on 23/08/11, updated on 23/08/11 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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Cameron is a successful male escort in New York City. He likes the creature comforts this has afforded him, though he admittedly has become a bit jaded as his people reading skills evolved for his line of work. Already in his 30s, he knows he has only a few years left to make a decent living at this, but doesn't believe that Pretty Women fairytales come true. Instead, he's wisely been saving up for that rainy day when it is time to make a career change. Then the unthinkable happens. Cameron misreads the visual cues at a hotel bar and picks up the wrong guy. Mistaking Trevor for his client, he enjoy a evening of gentle passion. That alone catches him offguard, even more .. Read the complete review
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