Finding Forever

by Lori C. Hawkins

Sparks fly when actor Alec Bannerman meets art historian Peter Leavesley at a London museum gala, but a series of clueless questions and vague answers leaves both men confused. Alec isn’t sure if Peter is gay, and Peter is wary of another relationship after a messy break-up.The stalemate has Alec in emotional turmoil as he is pulled between wanting Peter and fearing the humiliation of rejection, while Peter is fighting specters from the past. If between fear and family they can finally find each other, can they also find forever after?

Genres: M M Romance

95 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 7, 2010

About the author

You have reached the pages of Lori C. Hawkins, an author of gay romance fiction that’s all about the romance because happy endings are for everyone.

I am a New York City native who grew up in the heart of Chinatown. Now I am a happy transplant living in the City By the Bay, San Francisco. When I’m not writing, I travel extensively, and play golf in just about any kind of weather. My first career was in engineering and at the end of the cold war I moved into the finance field. I became serious about writing after leaving my job with a major bank in San Francisco and now I write full time. I believe in living an audacious life and in happy endings.

Reviews

[Adara · Rating 3 out of 5]

I was bored with the first half of this story today as well.

*slight spoiler to follow - You were warned... *


The accident saved it, in my opinion. Before that, I saw nothing in their relationship that caught my interest. It was nice and happy at the end, of course.

Perhaps I'm just not in the right frame of mind today. I'm thinking it's me and my mood. Or maybe it really was the stories. I'm not sure at this point.

[Ami · Rating 2 out of 5]

I read Peter and Alec's short story prior to this, so this book is like the story of how they met and end up together. Unfortunately, it's pretty boring and flat. Though there is one accident that pumps the blood into a more exciting point, but it doesn't last long. Mostly maybe because I'm annoyed on how Alec treats the relationship; thus I'm losing interest fast.

[Katy Beth Mckee · Rating 3 out of 5]

Alec and Peter's story was a fun read. It was nice to see character build slowly to a relationship and not just rush to the bedroom on the first meeting. It was also interesting to see how they dealt with those family issues.