Slow Like Honey (Only If #3)

First, “love” was found. Next, “desire” was questioned. Now, time moved “slow like honey.” The “Only If” Saga continues with this climacteric tale of sexual rebirth and incitement of one soul.

In 2004, Robert found himself sexually experimenting with his co-worker, Mitch. Together they faced long-hidden secrets and insecurities that challenged a new found passion growing between one another. They were falling in love. But that was in the past...

Now, it is the year 2014. Ten years have passed. Robert is now living the life as a single gay man entering his thirties in New York City. Passionately conflicted about whether he is going to make the right decision, Robert has thrust himself into a chance meeting with a stranger he meets online. Just when a carefully, calculated encounter turns out to be much more, a new door has been opened for Robert. This new man wants nothing more to gain complete control of Robert’s desire.

There was this stranger, this break in morality that drove Robert to forge on past his own insecurities while discovering what lies beneath the surface of his own pleasure.

Conscience-stricken and torn, Robert must make the choices of a grown adult. Will he continue on this road protecting the love of Mitch inside his heart or is this true sexual awakening risking everything? Watch as the heart grows fonder but also while the years ripen with time.

This contemporary work of fiction is approximately 33,000 words and contains strong thematic material involving sexuality that is intended for adult readers only.

“Slow Like Honey” is Part III in the "Only If" Series but can also be read as a standalone work. It will also contain excerpts from both of the previous two novels, "Love is Found" and "Is This Desire?"

This contemporary work of fiction is approximately 30,000 words and contains strong thematic material involving sexuality that is intended for adult readers only.

Book 1: “Love is Found”
Book 2: “Is This Desire?
Book 3: “Slow Like Honey”
Book 4: Coming Spring, 2017