Michael has discovered that his lost love Blake Lewis and his father are running a camp that claims it can turn gay men straight again. Michael, a liberal press photographer and proud gay man, is appalled to learn what's going on in these camps. After a young man commits suicide soon after he returns home from one, Michael allows one of his old friends from college to talk him into a daring plan to rescue the young men. However, their plans go off course when Blake interrupts the rescue mission, and the group has no choice but to take Michael's ex-love along with them. Once Michael has the beautiful Blake to himself, all the old feelings for him begin to resurface, and Michael discovers he's not as over Blake as he thought he was. Even worse, Blake is hiding some terrible secret—one that threatens to destroy both him and their rekindled love. Previously published under the title "Sins of the Father" with similar content.
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Remy was born and raised as a southern boy in Northwest Georgia and studied at a small private Baptist College. Finally, rebelling against all he was taught regarding religion from that fine institution, Remy blew the closet doors off, coming out at the rather late age of 23, and his writing often has a touch of reality mixed in with the fantasy. Of course the names have been changed to protect the not so innocent when Remy's writing involves an actual event! Remy is comfortably residing in his home town leading a relatively quiet life in a 111 year old antique filled home he happily shares with his soul mate Larry. Remy and Larry met 10 years ago and have been inseparable since. They both love to garden, are avid estate and yard sale enthusiasts, and often can be found working on various renovation projects around their home. Having the chance to work with his co-author and longtime friend, Shannon West, is one of his favorite things about writing. Shannon and Remy go back a very long time and their combined experiences and slightly twisted personalities combine to make their stories sizzle.
