Nobody Else's

Nell Iris

Sinossi

Mars enters Pisces, giving Beckett Cooper the opportunity to assert himself when it comes to a secret infatuation; his best friend's younger brother Levi. But can Beckett trust what's in front of him and be brave enough to take what he wants?
With Venus in Virgo, people usually become more reserved, but Levi Byrne always takes the opposite road of what's expected of him. So, instead of pulling back, he reaches out for a man he's been interested in for years; Beckett Cooper. 
Is it the celestial bodies aligning to bring together two people destined for each other? Or is it a simple tale of boy meets boy, boy likes boy, and boy wants to kiss boy? Do Beckett and Levi even care, or are they too busy getting to know each other ... and falling in love?

Disponibile da: 30/06/2018.

Lunghezza di stampa: 66 pagine.

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