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    Keep It In the Closet
    Keep It In the Closet
    Keep It In the Closet
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    Keep It In the Closet

    By Remmy Duchene

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    Jason Higgin has very wealthy parents who are pillars of the community and having a gay son is just out of the question. When he comes out to them they told him it's quite alright, just as long as no one else knows. Jason settles for Erik Rhodes porn and brief booty calls out of town but other than that was sexless for over a year. He gets hired by the city's most eligible gay batchelor to do the cover for his new book. When Jason gets drawn to him, what is he to do.

    Forget the fake 'gay dar' Mark Spalding doesn't need it. Mark has known Jason from high school and he knew that Jason was gay then and is now. He also knew Jason's talents with graphics and wants the best for his new book. He hires Jason and the moment the graphic designer walks into Mark's life once more, Mark knows he wants him. Will he be able to entice Jason from the closet or will Jason allows his parents to control his life and his happiness?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRemmy Duchene
    Release dateJul 31, 2012
    ISBN9781476326474
    Keep It In the Closet
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    Remmy Duchene

    Remmy was born in Jamaica and moved to Canada at a young age. When Remmy isn’t writing, you can find her working a day job, taking pictures or watching UFC, Baseball, and Canadian Football.

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      Keep It In the Closet - Remmy Duchene

      Keep It in the Closet

      Remmy Duchene

      Copyright by Remmy Duchene 2012

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      Chapter One

      The moment his eyes opened, Jason Higgins had a bad feeling about the day.

      Jason made sure he had his extra power cord before placing his laptop into the carrying case. He checked for a few other things as well including his virus scanner – just in case—his brochure of all the graphics he had done previously and his always handy leather bound portfolio. He didn’t need the job since his parents had given him a trust fund he could now spend as he pleased but they had conditions added to it after he came out of the closet. They told him that if anyone in Bridgeport was ever to find out he was gay, they would take back every scent. He didn’t know if legally they could do that since it was then in his name but his parents were powerful people. They’d find a way. Shaking his head, Jason stood and slung the bag over his shoulder. He figured if his graphics business kept on going the way it was, in a year he wouldn’t need their money. He took pleasure in that thought – one day he would earn his freedom.

      He placed a smile on his face and locked the door to his condo behind him before trotting to the elevator. He had been gay since high school. That was when he stopped fighting it and bent Roger Turner over one of the bleachers then slammed into him from behind. It was blissful. That night as the moon rose higher and higher into the sky, he rode Roger hard and fast grunting as though his heart would give out. Roger was screaming, yelling, begging for more. Finally he slammed in to the hilt and exploded hard inside Roger’s body. He pulled out once he was completely spent and staggered away, trying desperately to push his half aroused cock back into his pants. He was confused at the delicious feelings that surged through him. His toes had curled and his eyes rolled into his head.

      It was beautiful.

      The elevator pinged and he stepped out to be greeted by concierge. He offered a wave and slid through the lobby, down a long hall and into the underground parking garage. With care, he placed his tools of the trade into the back seat and was soon speeding from the garage into downtown Bridgeport.

      He was heading to a job that could make or break his career. He was asked to do a few samples of a cover for Bridgeport’s most eligible gay bachelor and New York Bestselling author Mark Spalding for his latest thriller. The man was a god when it came to twists and turns in espionage. He was so good that when his first book was released the media had him pegged as an ex spy.

      Mark Spalding, super spy! Jason laughed but suddenly felt nerves raking his insides. He was scared Mark wouldn’t like what he had done so far. He had made eight sample covers for the new book Dark Inhibitions. It was good considering he hadn’t read the story. The only thing they’d allow him was the back blurb and an excerpt. Mark’s other works were seemed different than this one. After Jason found out that Mark was such a talented writer, he had gone out and bought a copy of each. Then he spent most of his time reading. He had to admit they were works of dark,

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