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Finding Jason
When Jason Huxley, Regency dandy and man-about-town, acquires a new valet, he finds himself fighting the unnatural inclinations he thought he'd outgrown.
Alfred Threadgill lost his first lover at Waterloo, but now wrestles with his desire for his new employer. He suspects that finding Jason could be the best thing that ever happened to him.
But first Jason must find himself...
Gay / Bisexuality (M/M) / Historical / Regency
95 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2006
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March 25, 2009Jason and Michael are young and bold and they are lovers. But Michael love Jason, and Jason instead adores Michael, like an older brother or a very best friend. So when Michael leaves to serve the Crown, Jason go on with his life, without much regret. He become a dandy, loves women and has a simple and happy life.
But ten years later Michael returns and spends one night with Jason: only one night to destroy the happy life of Jason. The morning after Jason asks Michael to leave again, he doesn't want to have a life of hiding, cause in the XIX century England a life together is impossible.
So Michael leaves again, to Waterloo and his present lover Alfred, his batman. But then he is deadly wounded in battle and returns home to dead. And asks Jason to take care of Alfred.
Jason and Alfred, are at two opposite, of society and life: can they find a common path?
I like this romance that not understimate the perils to be gay in a XIX century society. And deal the matter with a realistic hand: even if Jason and Alfred, at the end, will be together, all will remain in the secret of their home, never live openly in society.
http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/80...
But ten years later Michael returns and spends one night with Jason: only one night to destroy the happy life of Jason. The morning after Jason asks Michael to leave again, he doesn't want to have a life of hiding, cause in the XIX century England a life together is impossible.
So Michael leaves again, to Waterloo and his present lover Alfred, his batman. But then he is deadly wounded in battle and returns home to dead. And asks Jason to take care of Alfred.
Jason and Alfred, are at two opposite, of society and life: can they find a common path?
I like this romance that not understimate the perils to be gay in a XIX century society. And deal the matter with a realistic hand: even if Jason and Alfred, at the end, will be together, all will remain in the secret of their home, never live openly in society.
http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/80...
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