Obsession Trilogy

A large, beautiful tattoo piques the narrator's interest one day at the gym. And then he realizes the tattoo is but one feature of the young man who wears it. He decides the rest is even better. Clement Tyler is forty-two when readers first meet him. And the object of his obsession, Dominick, is in his early twenties—and most likely straight. Clem is a comfortably affluent self-employed...

When narrator Julian Harcourt, on his way to the Met Opera, is knocked down by a taxi in front of Lincoln Center, he has no expectation that a handsome young man—a tenor—will help him up. But Stuart Kreisler happens to be right there. And then they both have to decide if a friendship will follow. Will Julian be swept off his feet—figuratively, this time? Or does the universe have quite...

If the narrator, Oliver Hartmann, hadn't been walking through Central Park one glorious October afternoon, he'd never have caught the ball. Nor would he have caught the heart of the man whose young son lobbed the long-distance pass. But Oliver was there, and accepting a new romance seemed almost as easy as letting the ball fall into his arms. Too easy? Surely Oliver had earned a chance to mend...