TWO YOUNG ACTORS FROM VASTLY DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS, WITH A HISTORY THEY DON’T REMEMBER, FIND THEMSELVES COMPETING FOR THE SAME ROLE, IN THIS STEAMY MM ROMANCE FROM INDIE AUTHOR KENT HOLLAND. WILL THEY FIND SUCCESS, OR EVEN LOVE?Harry Glazer’s life, so far, has been on a comfortable trajectory. He has a solid job in the ensemble of one of Broadway’s biggest shows, good friends, and a simple if predictable love life. When personal tragedy strikes, however, he finds his easy existence turned upside down.
Armi Montag’s life has never been predictable. A former child star who has since found fame on the stage and onscreen, his life of partying has caught up to him and he finds himself reckoning with the pain of his past.
When both young men find themselves presented with an opportunity, auditioning for a new musical, a Queer prequel to Bram Stoker’s Dracula, by one of Broadway’s most legendary composers, they jump at the chance.
The audition process is anything but what they expected, however. As they find themselves diving into their own broken pasts, they have no idea what they will find. Can success, or even love, come from this?
Kent Holland is an openly Queer writer of gay and queer romance novels that have a lot of heart and a healthy amount of spice. He is based in Tennessee. When he is not writing, he enjoys listening to music, running marathons, spending time with his friends, and reading books in any number of genres. A percentage of the profits of all of his book sales goes to support various LGBTQ+ charities, and you can explore various resources to support the LGBTQ+ community on his website, or through the QR code linked in each book. You can connect with him on Instagram at kenthollandwrites.
Bloodsuckers was another fantastic story by Kent Holland. Not only are his characters great, but he also writes them with authentic queer experiences. These stories aren’t just about the romance and happy aspects. They’re about the struggles that queer people face on a daily basis, which makes them feel more important and real.
Do you know the fair ground classic crazy mouse? That’s how this book felt but with tropes. You start off with a good enemies to lovers but then this gets resolved oh so tenderly then we enter a forced proximity but they kind of both want it? Then deep hurt but even deeper comfort. Also it’s really horny.