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Peter Buchanan is a Scotsman who moved
to London in order to pursue his dream of working in a West
End play. Right now Peter is at least one of the lucky
ones, successful enough to have an agent, and have work in
clubs until he gets a job in a play. Peter’s daily grind is
a bit grueling but he meets interesting people and can pay
the bills. Plus, he has time during the day to make
auditions. One night Peter gets to his first performance to
find it crowded with celebrating police.
John Reed is celebrating his promotion
to Inspector with some of the guys from his precinct. Good
friends and good times are being had when he notices a guy
who just came in. John discovers that good-looking guy is
the next performer. A drink later, Peter more than piques
John’s interest.
Peter and John have amazing and
immediate chemistry, however, it seems that Peter’s family,
John’s job, and Murphy’s law are going to make them work at
any type of relationship they might have. Peter and John
haven’t had all that much time to discuss all the important
things in their lives when Peter sees something that might
end their relationship before it even gets a chance to get
started.
Under the Law is an
erotic visit when Peter and John meet and discover what they
will mean to each other. Peter is pretty easy going, except
when it comes to his family and profession. Then he is all
business. John is sterner because of his job, but he knows
how to relax and have a good time. When the
misunderstandings happened I was very happy to see that
Peter found a way to ask and John answered directly. After
everything that had happened to them in such a short time, I
believed they deserved their happy ending.
I have to admit that I wondered if
listening to an erotic book would have the same type of
punch as reading one. I discovered that it totally depends
on the writer and the narrator. Luckily, J.P. Bowie is a
good and detailed author and the narrator was able to
express the work so I could feel it. Under the Law
is a hot and erotic way to spend a couple of hours. |