Finding Freddie Venus (Have Body, Will Guard Book 7), by Neil Plakcy
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Finding Freddie Venus (Have Body, Will Guard Book 7), by Neil Plakcy
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Aidan and Liam’s new client is former gay porn star Freddie Venus, who survived an epic slide and now lives a solitary life in a restored farmhouse outside Nice. He hires bodyguards when he begins to believe he is being stalked.Newt Camilleri is a sad, overweight fifty-year-old who writes gay unicorn porn but has no romantic life. He has fled his dead-end job and old life to start again on the Riviera. When he spots Freddie, his porn idol, in a grocery store, he kicks off the plot that will bring them together.But Freddie's past is about to come back to haunt him. Will Aidan and Liam be able to save Freddie, and help him and Newt start a new story together?
Finding Freddie Venus (Have Body, Will Guard Book 7), by Neil Plakcy- Amazon Sales Rank: #170052 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-03-31
- Released on: 2015-03-31
- Format: Kindle eBook
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. I’ve really enjoyed this series By Ulysses Dietz I’ve really enjoyed this series, “Have Body, Will Guard,” featuring the life and love of Aiden Greene and Liam McCullough. These guys are more romantic than the hero(es) of his iconic “Mahu” series, set in Honolulu. Central to every one of these books is not the body-guarding mission which Liam and Aiden take on, but their evolving relationship. Of course the action is always interesting and there’s always a puzzle to be worked out; but the meat of the series is focused on the men as a couple. Now, in book seven, six years into their time together, and both (?) in their early forties, Liam and Aiden are at another sort of crossroads.That’s right, their sex life is beginning that long slow decline we all dread.We all saw that coming, didn’t we?Meanwhile, a long-retired American porn star, Freddie Venus (né Ventura), has holed up near Nice, and thinks he’s being stalked. He hires our boys to solve his problem, which appears to be an overweight gay romance fantasy writer named Newton Camilleri. Newt is not romantic. He is, in fact, anti-romantic, and personifies every nightmare that our youth-and-beauty-obsessed culture could offer.There is, as a result, an odd sort of farcical undertone in this book that I don’t recall from previous books in the series. This is exacerbated by lengthy samples of Newt’s truly (and intentionally) horrible romance writing, focused on a gay unicorn shifter named Fledglis and his gay-angel love interest, Ulric.I suspect that Plakcy has a purpose in Newt’s writing just the sort of treacly rubbish that people (aka: outsiders) assume ALL M/M fiction to be (which would include both Neil’s writing and my own, BTW). The contrast between Newt’s fictional heroes and the other two male bond-pairs in the book is intended to provoke wry smiles. But it is, I think, also meant to make it clear that Newt’s awful gooey fiction serves a very important purpose. It keeps Newt from simply giving up and killing himself. It gives him a purpose and, as a fat, lonely, fifty-year-old man in a cruel gay world, makes him feel loved for the first time in his life.Did “Fifty Shades of Gray” make you feel loved? Hmm?I have to point out that Plakcy is very solicitous of his readers’ sensitivities: he makes sure that we understand just how hot and muscled both Liam and Aiden still are, in spite of encroaching middle age. God forbid these self-made 007 avatars should have love handles or less than chiseled abs.You know, just the way we all were at forty. Or ever.Of course, I forget the large non-gay non-male readership of M/M fiction, who are not really interested in the reality of gay couples, but only in the fantasy, where no one is really old and everybody maintains zero body fat regardless of their age. (And yes, that’s how I got into M/M fiction as well.)If Plakcy’s need to assure his readers of his heroes’ hotness annoys me a bit, I confess that I appreciate the fact that both Freddie and Newt are fifty, offering hope for love in a less than gym-perfect world. Neil clearly has his own issues with the genre of which he has become a master, and has addressed those issues by adding quirky new ingredients to this story. While it is a little disconcerting for those of us used to Aiden and Liam’s adventures, it is also comforting for those of us who know what it is to be a gay man from long personal experience.Truth is, Aiden and Liam will get older. They will gain weight and their sex drives will lessen. It’s what happens. Maybe it’s time someone in the M/M world faced that fact and tried to figure out how to make something good out of it.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Maybe Not Over... By Bo This series has two of my favorite men, Liam and Aidan, and it (allegedly) has come to an end.That it has with a plot and characters that are somewhat far off the beaten track is appropriate, and that the cover actually depicts a real porn star at his current age (but just as a decorative reference to Freddie Venus' stature and tatt, not as the subject of title), is a bit of a hoot.That the plot involves Liam and Aidan protecting Freddie from a stalker who turns out to be not a stalker at all but a blob whom no one would believe would captivate instead of capturing Freddie, is a bit off-the-wall.All these points can leave you scratching your head as to what this all has to do with Liam and Aidan perhaps agreeing to formalize their relationship and leaving us with a HEA.However, as in most of the other books we saw more introspection from and about Aidan, this is Liam's book all the way. Here is a man who has finally started to come to terms with the fact that he might, actually, goodness gracious, be in love. How author Plakcy weaves this narrative is subtle on the surface, but deeply insightful--and raises the rating from four to five stars. In the end we get a satisfactory denouement to a tale that I am not sure is completely over.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Loved It By Andreams I love this author's writing and loved the story and characters; I don't think Liam and Aidan will ever get stale. This book is part of a series but easily reads as a stand alone. If you want a book with a strong story and not overloaded with sex, you'll love this. I did.
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