Author Description

Julian Beckett's focus is simple. Study as much as possible, maintain his scholarships, get into med school. Keep your head down and strive. Strive hard. Strive always. This was working fine until a distraction in the form of the very gorgeous, very straight loudmouth Darren Evans waltzes into his life. And Darren isn't just a loudmouth. He's a homophobe. But when Julian finds out Darren isn't as straight as either of them thought, the distraction only intensifies, throwing his life into chaos he can't seem to control.And if there's one thing Julian Beckett hates, it's feeling out of control.Darren Evans doesn't have a problem with gay people. Theoretically. His little brother Jeremy is gay, after all. And the fact that he rags on Jeremy and thinks his love life is weird beyond words doesn't mean he's a homophobe. That's just what older brothers do. Right?But then he meets Julian Beckett. Studious. Strong. Unnervingly good-looking. And gay. Julian awakens a dark need that Darren never knew existed, and soon Darren realizes it's not just his desires that are changing. His own behaviour and prejudices need to change too. So many things he thought he knew about himself and the world around him are wrong, but this journey of self discovery may have come too late. He'll have one chance to show Julian he's a new man. Will it be enough?This is book 6 in the Kingston College series. It can be read as a standalone, but it is recommended (although not necessary) to read it after reading The Farm Boy. This MM college romance contains themes of GFY (gay for you), nerd x jock, forced proximity.