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Overview: Micah Geller considers himself lucky: at 27, he has more money than he needs, a job he loves, a debut book coming out, and a brilliant career in information security before him. What he doesn’t have is a partner to share it with—a fact that’s never bothered him much.

But the romantic in him isn’t entirely dead. When a moment of weakness finds him with a contact to a high-class escort specializing in fulfilling fantasies, Micah asks for only one thing: Show me what it’s like to feel loved. Genre: Romance MM Sharing Widget.

This story of a quiet, once-bitten twice-shy man and a rent boy does several things right. First, I really appreciated that Angel did not quickly give up prostitution and become monogamous after meeting Micah. Tamil Fonts Free Download For Mac.

A guy who's turning tricks generally has strong motivation to do so - money, power, threats, to get back at someone. E Book Civil Engineering Part01 Rar more. That doesn't change on a dime. Terry Pratchett Ebook Rapidshare. And I also liked that Micah didn't ask him to. The author let them develop a relationship slowly, in fits and starts, so that progress and setbacks were believable.

Angel's ability and eagerness to keep his sex-persona and real life separate were well portrayed. I liked the guys together, and appreciated that the emphasis wasn't usually on the sex, but on the other parts of their relationship. Both men were appealing, and the mystery of Angel, whom we see only through Micah's point of view, was revealed at a plausible and intriguing pace. The secondary characters were good for moving the plot, although I was glad of Micah's mother to balance out the flamboyance of his best friend and sister. All the women were rather excitable, but since Micah's reluctance to stand up to their curiosity was part of what drove the initial story, it wasn't a problem for me. Where I took off a star was in the tendency for things to be a bit too black and white. Brian, Micah's ex-boyfriend, had to be a negative character to motivate Micah's subsequent self-isolation.