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Lunches in Laguna

✍ Scribed by J. P. Bowie

Book ID: 107059125
Publisher: Total-E-Bound Publishing
Year: 2010
Tongue: English
Weight: 33 KB
Category: Fiction
ISBN-13: 9780857151346

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✦ Synopsis

Scott is intrigued by an art collection in a Laguna gallery, but it's the gallery manager, Michael, who gets his full attention! By his own admission Scott Stevenson is a rough and ready kind of guy, but even he can appreciate art on occasion, especially when it comes in the form of Michael Taylor, the manager of a Laguna Beach art gallery. Invited to spend a lunch hour with Michael, Scott doesn't hesitate to let his new friend know he considers him a perfect work of art. The attraction is mutual and the two men start seeing each other regularly for 'lunch'. But when Michael fails to show up at the gallery one day Scott discovers that his perfect man may have an imperfect past, and if Scott wants lunch to progress to dinner he'd better ensure that those who are threatening Michael aren't around for dessert! Reader Advisory: This story was released as part of the Naughty Nooners Anthology by Total-E-Bound.

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