What happens when context runs into your new relationship?? That's what David and Josh have to figure out in Freeze Frame...
From the blurb:
David Fisher is so single his skin aches, but the newest companion in his life is one of the four-legged kind. Talked into adopting a rescue dog, David’s life doesn’t change much. His new dog is more anti-social than he is. But all that changes when his dog meets an old friend at the dog park, and said old friend’s owner is hot.
Josh Dunn feels like he’s two different people sometimes. At work, he’s River. Trans. Porn star. Cameraman. Aspiring cinematographer. Outside of work, he’s Josh. Newly-minted dog dad and younger brother to an older, meddling sister.
What starts as a way for their dogs to socialize quickly evolves into a friendship, and it’s not long before Josh and David are doing some bonding of their own. But nothing worth having is ever easy. If they’re going to make a go of it, Josh will have to learn to trust that David knows what he wants, and that nothing, even Josh’s career, will stand in his way.
Freeze Frame is book three of the Lights, Camera, Love series that follows Lukas Knight and his performers as they fall in love, one by one. The series contains the same low angst, sweet spice that you’re used to from E.M. Denning, plus a lazy dog named Lara, an assistant with a crush, and addictive side characters who eventually get their own happy endings.
Heather's Review:
From the dog park meet cute to the discovery that Josh is also River, a trans man who works in porn with David's son... from the large age gap to the growing connection... between both the men and the dogs, you get a lovely, fairly low angst romance where almost all the tension comes from David's son's interference and hurt,
This book continues the lovely reads from this series and deals with the crossroads between Josh's identities and his growing affection for David... it's also lovely to see the rest of the characters from the series. While best read in order, this book can be read in any order or as standalone.
Freeze Frame is currently available as an e-book and paperback and can be read as part of your Kindle Unlimited Subscription
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