Forever Kind of Love by Jerry Cole

Anthony Holder is muscle bound, good with his hands, and a little too ruggedly handsome for his own good. So, he must be a fuckboy, right? Wrong. Anthony is a romantic but is constantly pigeonholed as the other because of how he looks. He’s desperate to find “the one,” but it’s looking increasingly unlikely to ever happen.

Up and coming actor, Edmund Bass is touted to be the next big thing in Hollywood. He’s fit. He’s funny. He’s single. And, according to the papers, he’s straight and loving his bachelorhood. Of course, this isn’t the case. Edmund is gay but feigns straight in public for his career. His entire life is one big lie after another, and he’s starting to get sick of it. All Edmund wants is to be himself with the man he loves—whoever that might be.

At the insistence of his agent, Edmund hires a personal bodyguard, Anthony, to look after him while he works on his new film. Right from the start, there’s friction. Anthony thinks Edmund is a phony and a playboy, where Edmund thinks Anthony is a narcissistic bully. But this is Hollywood, and where there’s friction, there’s often fire.

Anthony and Edmund are two lonely men, seemingly different, but with more in common than they realize. They just have to trust one another enough to open up. Then maybe, if they’re lucky, they’ll find love.

Please Note: This book contains adult language and steamy adult activities, it is intended for 18+ Adults Only. Novel, approximately 65,000 words in length. HEA (happy ever after ending). Does not end with a “cliffhanger.” Themes includes: Love, Hollywood actor, bodyguard, finding love, two lonely people, street fighting.