https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09318VHNG
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09318VHNG
Synopsis
Victor Pierce, a self-made businessman, is looking forward to going to his college reunion and seeing how his fellow classmates got on in life since the good old days.
What he doesn't expect, is to run into Ian Kraemer, the man he lost his virginity to, and the same man he's thought about almost every day since they lost contact.
What happens when the two men meet up again?
Can they find what they once had, or is their passion for each other long gone?
Excerpt
Victor Pierce stared at the large double doors of the college and strode forward confidently. Smiling to himself as he thought about the good times that he’d had while he was a nineteen-year-old student, he looked forward to see what the rest of his classmates had made of themselves since leaving.
He would
have been surprised, if many people there remembered him; after all he had
changed unrecognizably in the ten years since leaving. Gone was the thin,
scrawny nerd who took his classes seriously and in his place was a man standing
5’ 9” tall, very muscular, heavily tattooed with pale-brown eyes and short,
white-blond hair. He had become a very successful businessman in the last few years
due to a mixture of hard work and good fortune. A man, who was now running his
own private security firm and had a half a dozen people working for him.
Pushing one
of the doors open, he stepped inside, paused, took a deep breath and continued
forward to the large hall, where the main reunion was taking place. As Victor
reached forward and placed his hand on the handle of the door to the main hall,
the other door swung open and a couple he vaguely recognized came through, arm
in arm, laughing and joking. For another second or two he paused to regain his
composure before opening the door and entering.
Music—the
same tunes from the years he was at college—was playing and there were at least
thirty people already in the hall. As he walked towards the makeshift bar that
had been set up for the night, he looked around trying to see whether he
recognized anyone. One or two faces seemed familiar to him. He just couldn’t
remember the names, but then he had never been that good with names.
“Alright
what would you like?” The man working the bar asked.
“Double
Jack Daniels, please,” Victor replied.
The barman
handed him his drink and Victor walked towards one of the tables that had been
set up around the edge of the room and sat down. Sipping his drink slowly, he
continued to look around at everyone in the room. He finally saw someone whose
name he could definitely remember. Ian Kraemer was standing on the opposite
side of the room and staring straight at him.
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