Off the Record by Matthew Haldeman-Time

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Matthew Haldeman-Time is the first writer in months that manage to take me up till 3 in the morning while I try to finish his book in one session, and I can't. Cause Off the Record is, a part a wonderful book, also a very long book, as I like it.

Jordan is the son of a famous actress and the grandson of another famous actress and an important director. He has always lived a wealthy life and now he is a wel-known screen writer. He is also beautiful and gentle and... virgin! The Last Virgin of Hollywood. Yes, cause at 23 years old he has never had a life for his own. Every step is registered by the media. Is on the record.

Patrick is a young and talented and ambitious tv reporter specialized in the pop culture. He has met Jordan several time, but never had the real opportunity to know him. And he wants to know him, he wants to fuck him, he wants to defloure the last virgin of Hollywood.

In the first, while Patrick tried to seduce Jordan I was waiting for the goal: I wanted to read about the sex. But dinner after dinner, kiss after kiss, the teasing deriving by the seduction won, and at the end I was supporting Jordan in not surrender his virginity... the waiting was even better of the main course.

This is a wonderful book and I'm eagerly waiting for more by this talented author.

http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/off-the-record/333714

Amazon: Off the Record

Comments

[mxa19.livejournal.com]

Thank you for doing all these great reviews on m-m books. I constantly check up on your livejournal whenever I`m buying a new book.
I have never before heard of Matthew Haldeman-Time before reading a review here and I gotta say, I like what I have read of him so far. Of the record is super. Jordan is perfect and so adorable and I just can`t not love Patrick even after his not so flattering spying.

Maxi

[elisa-rolle.livejournal.com]

Thank you for your kind workd and for stopping by. Matthew Haldeman-Time is a little lost pearl, and I still can't imagine why Off the Record didn't find a main publisher, it's a lot better than other books I read. I have it in print, and never regretted to bought it. Elisa