The Gentleman

By: Dianna Roman

Narrated by: Joshua Macrae

Cameron Fairway has a secret.

Before he shares it with the world, he's determined to build the confidence he wants to live life as a gay man and the experience hell need to snag Mr. Right. For that, he requires a mentor--someone experienced. Someone with manners. Someone discreet enough to be able to mix business with pleasure under the watchful eye of his fathers empire--a gentleman. Pete Carver is without a doubt that man.
Pete Carver has a problem.

Pete doesn't mix business with pleasure because there is no pleasure in business. There's only order and discipline if you want to succeed. When the boss youngest son approaches him with a proposition that rattles every one of his sensibilities, Pete is determined to get to the bottom of the ploy. Because that's all it can possibly be--why else would the ruthless John Fairways son proposition a straight man in his father's company? The apple can't fall far from the tree.

* This story contains the following elements: slow burn, hurt/comfort, awakening, homophobic/racist parent, familial emotional abuse, obsessive compulsive disorder

©2024 Dianna Roman (P)2024 Dianna Roman

Loved Pete and Cam

Well, Dianna has done it again! Every time I read one of her books, I say it's my new favorite. And this was no different. Cam and Pete are complete opposites but are perfect for each other. As soon as I started, I couldn't put it down. This will definitely have you going through many different emotions throughout the book, but it is so worth it. If you haven't read it, give it a try. You won't regret it.

The narration was really well done.

Good read

Good read. I wish there was more info on the MCs OCD. But overall it was a good read

Cam and Pete are so sweet

Love this book.
I read this when it first came out. This audio version made me fall deeper in love. Cam and Pete so endearing.

Good story. Good narration.

Pete and Cameron are two surprisingly self-aware individuals. They haven't quite figured out everything in their lives, but they do know who they are. I get a bit annoyed with how many stories have very clueless characters. I was pleasantly surprised by Pete and Cameron. I could relate to Pete. OCD has some social pitfalls that are difficult to manage unless you learn to be comfortable in your own skin. Which Pete certainly has. The narrator does a wonderful job of portraying Pete's confidence and Cameron's earnestness. Both characters are a treasure, and I look forward to reading more stories with individuals like them in Dianna Roman's books.

Ocd rep love story

I loved this book. I love seeing the representation that I rarely see in books. The narrators were spectacular and honestly I don't think I could love this book more.