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A gay romance "enemies to lovers" story of two guys getting a second chance at love. Other than his most prized Lamborghini, Karl Andrews has nothing to his name. He's down on his luck and his dollar, and his dream of becoming a professional chef is looking more and more like a pipedream. And he won't ever consider selling his one possession. Not going to happen. Rather take that cleaning job, right?Until he discovers the man looking for the help is the same man he'd bullied, mocked, terrified as a boy. But Paul Hyte is obviously a better man, gracious and forgiving. As the two learn more about each other an undeniable attraction grows between them--but can the two manage to forge a future together on such a rocky past and complicated present? Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, second chance, redemption, found family, maid, housekeeper, inconvenient attraction, slow burn romance. Genre: New Adult, light-hearted contemporary gay romance. Length: ~79.000 words. Each of the four fun & sexy gay romance novels in the "Enemies to Lovers" series can be read as a stand-alone and in any order
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