Hell, Look at Me

· JMS Books LLC
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Scene designer Charlie Cox is in a clandestine relationship with the theater's lead actor, Ricky Moore. Charlie knows it will never be more than that because Ricky is too egotistical to want to be seen in public with a man who has deep burn scars on one arm. Not that Charlie blames him, since he's certain he’s a freak in almost everyone's eyes.

Jace Parish, the scene shop boss, is in love with Charlie but will never let him know. Jace thinks he’s uninteresting because he’s thirty and starting to bald, which makes him look middle-aged. He also has never admitted to anyone he works with that he’s gay.

Liam Dolan owns the gym where Jace comes to work out his anger and frustration. Liam has been drawn to Jace from the beginning but believes Jace is straight, so has never revealed his feelings to Jace.

Ricky Moore knows he is using Charlie for his own selfish ends. What Ricky can't figure out is why, when he can and does have anyone he wants in his bed, he keeps coming back to Charlie.

These four men have preconceived ideas about themselves and each other. What will it take for them to realize love is possible, if they will only give it a chance?

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About the author

Born and bred Cleveland, Edward Kendrick earned a degree in technical theater, later switched to costuming, and headed to NYC. Then it was on to Denver, where he put down roots and worked as a costume designer until just recently. He began writing a few years ago after joining an on-line fanfic group. Since then, for the last three years, he’s been writing for publication. Most, but not all, of his work is m/m, either mildly erotic or purely 'romantic', and more often than not it involves a mystery or covert operations. For more information, please visit edwardkendrick.blogspot.com.

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