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You Can See Me

It takes more than perseverance to recover from tragedy...you also need love.

Following a horrific accident that leaves him blind, renowned chef Prescott Vaughan loses his fiance and all hope for his career. Recovery and confidence in his skills come slowly, along with feelings he hasn't experienced in a long time when he meets his new neighbor, Dr. Rickson Edwards.

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Unlike Prescott, Ric is open about his attraction to men yet has issues that complicate their relationship. A brief separation threatens his hopes for an eventual reunion when Prescott befriends the handsome aspiring chef Blair McKenzie, who wants more than cooking advice.

Ric doubts Pres can let go of the charming southerner, but after an encounter with the sinfully sexy man, he can't help his attraction as well. Pres feels he must choose but realizes...does he have to?

Setting
2010s
Mood
angst
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 326 pages

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