How can you fall in love when you don’t believe in it?
Rain Bardot doesn’t date. He doesn’t do relationships. They never work out so why waste time? The best part is what happens in the bedroom. Besides, even if love is real he wouldn’t have room for it. He’s too busy trying to evade his unstable mother and her greasy boyfriend, but too broke to move out despite his serving job at The Pointe.
Mason Hart can’t escape his bullies. Years of trauma at the hands of family and classmates has left him with a strong dislike for people, which holds...
How can you fall in love when you don’t believe in it?
Rain Bardot doesn’t date. He doesn’t do relationships. They never work out so why waste time? The best part is what happens in the bedroom. Besides, even if love is real he wouldn’t have room for it. He’s too busy trying to evade his unstable mother and her greasy boyfriend, but too broke to move out despite his serving job at The Pointe.
Mason Hart can’t escape his bullies. Years of trauma at the hands of family and classmates has left him with a strong dislike for people, which holds him back as a photographer and a human being. However, after a chance meeting, Rain’s stormy beauty captivates and inspires Mason, and when he’s given a spot in a dream exhibition he asks Rain to be his subject, offering him the sanctuary he needs.
With each steamy modeling session they grow closer, intrigued and confused by unexpected feelings, but when disaster strikes and trust hangs in the balance can they find their way to love or will their bond dissolve under the weight of their pasts?
