Manchester Ménage Collection, Tome 3 : Believing Blue
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- Nicole Colville (Écrivain)
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It was a large room, mainly concrete, and looked like it came right out of a horror film with its sparse walls and old pipes on show. It was painted in brilliant white with white tiles on the floor and white fixtures and fittings. The only object in it, apart from the toilet and sink, was a double-sized roll top bath placed in the centre of the oversized space. Valentino moved to the end of the room where he flicked the water on and Kellan watched with interest as two overhead discs released fine streams of water. There was no glass, no shower curtain, no base unit to stand on. It was all open to the elements and the room.
- Stuart was claustrophobic.
Valentino smiled as Kellan met his eyes, already lifting his t-shirt over his head.
- Was he also a fan of the film Saw? Cos I'm pretty sure this is the cellar where they filmed the first movie.
Valentino laughed loudly.
- I actually did a painting in here which was a little dark, so I get what you mean. It’s a wet room, totally waterproof, no need for a shower curtain or one of those teeny tiny glass enclosures.
- Is it also escape-proof, sound-proof and comes with the added bonus of a serial killer?
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Date de sortie
Manchester Ménage Collection, Tome 3 : Believing Blue
- USA : 2016-04-20 (English)
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Résumé
Is there a fated path we follow, or is it simply a series of coincidental events?
Police officer Kellan Howard is rumoured to have spent too much time in sub-zero temperatures, leaving him with a block of ice for a heart and women lining up to help thaw it. Mountain climbing is his only love, leaving no time for a relationship, and although meaningless sex satisfies his physical need, it’s empty. When he attends a fatal traffic accident, he didn’t expect his entire life to change. Along with a final message, Kellan is offered something else from the dying man: the chance to fall in love. Kellan’s never considered being with a man, but when he meets Valentino, he’s instantly drawn to him.
Suffering from crippling agoraphobia, talented Italian artist Valentino has a solitary existence, only experiencing life outside the house through his partner Stuart. When their relationship comes to an abrupt end, Kellan helps ease his suffering. A deep bond binds the two men together, and the sexual tension can’t be denied, but Valentino questions if the distance between their very different lives is too much, and if they can bridge the gap by themselves.
Ballet dancer Blue has a vibrant personality which demands attention, but his humour and courageous attitude are a shield. Blue’s good at making others believe in themselves, but what he needs is someone to believe in him. He could be the bridge both men are looking for, but Blue’s never allowed anyone to get too close, and when Kellan and Valentino enter his life, he desperately tries to protect his heart and his secrets.
When all three meet, the chemistry is undeniable, but each have fears about moving forwards. Together, they learn love comes in many forms. It can’t be restrained or labelled, and it doesn’t always appear in the way you first imagined.
**Blue is a standalone book, and although characters from previous books do make an appearance, it won't spoil their stories if you choose to read them afterwards.**
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