Richie is my best friend and fellow firefighter. He’s the best guy in the world, so why do I feel so weird when I see him on a date with a man? I’ve never cared before. I’ve also never seen him dating guys before, even though I know he swings both ways.
It doesn’t take long for me to realize it’s jealousy.
Damn it.
We’ve always been friends. Can we be more? Maybe I’m not as straight as I thought. One kiss with Richie and all thoughts of straight fly out the window. I want to see where our feelings take us, even if it means exploring my sexuality. Life with Richie could be everything I ever wanted… except I’ve always dreamed having a family and kids of my own.
Am I ready for a new, different life when I’ve always craved a white picket fence?
I started reading this series several years ago when I found book #1 in the box of books that my guys that bring me books, brought to me. The series is about a group of eight guys that grew up in foster care together and always had each other's backs. When they aged out of the system...one of them from book #1 who had become a successful doctor, had the idea to build an apartment complex from an abandoned warehouse and provide a place that they all could live their individual lives but be there for one another, as they had in childhood. Each book in the series builds on and includes the characters from the previous book. This one is about Richie. He is the only one of the eight foster brothers that is bisexual. He's mostly dated women including the self-centered gold-digger, Patrice. Richie is very attracted to his fire fighter partner, Cam. Cam and Richie are best friends as the story starts, with Cam claiming he's straight and often coming to blows with the fire station's homophobe, Shane, who I hated from the start. Richie's brothers understand his feeling for Cam. The conflict centers around Cam's self-image. Patrice doesn't like being casted aside, so she waltzes back in with a bombshell package of complication which only adds to Richie's turmoil. The brothers at Vanguard Tower, of course, rally around Richie as Cam finally comes to term with himself making Richie the first Vanguard brother to announce a very special occurrence. This story had so many good surprises. I only gave it 4 stars because of all the turmoil before the Happy ending.
This was my first book by Aiden Bates, but it certainly won't be my last 😊.
I was lucky enough to read an ARC of Fire And Ice from Booksprout and having read it, realised it's actually book 4 in the 'Vanguard Towers' series. Lots of brothers and lots of back stories. Guess who is now frantically adding books to her TBR list?! Luckily, whilst other characters from the series are mentioned throughout the book, it CAN be read as a stand-alone, with its own strong storyline and cute HEA 🧡.
Fire And Ice revolves around the lives of two firefighters, Cameron and Richie, who are best friends and partners on the job. 'Ride or die' type buddies. And then other feelings start getting in the way and confusing things...🔥🔥🔥🔥.
This is a GFY, slow burn love story, with all the confusion and angst that goes with realising maybe things aren't always what they seem. And that some things are worth waiting for.
I loved this! It was a real 'feel good' story and now I'm looking forward to catching up with all the other brothers and their HEAs.
This book would have been okay, except it utilizes two plot devices I really really really really hate in romance.
1. Pregnancy. I hate this even more in MM. I don't know what purpose it's supposed to serve, especially here. It wasn't an ongoing long-term girlfriend or wife so there was no angst from that angle. AND the two MCs were already close so it's not like they were going to bond over raising a child together. It was just utilized as a cause for a minor disappointment between the MCs. Sigh.
And even more heinous.....
2. MCs who have to be told by a third party that they're in love. It's a romance! This is the one thing I want you to figure out on your own. Take your time! We're all here waiting on you to get it. This is a bare minimum ask.
I loved the way this best-friends-to-lovers romance started, but there were a few too many left turns for me to fully enjoy the ending. Don't get me wrong--I was practically obsessed with the intensely steamy sexual attraction between Cameron and Richie in the beginning. I love the idea that these best friends have been one realization away from something deeper than friendship for years and years, even if I didn't completely understand the catalyst for Cameron questioning his sexuality. The first half of this story was a deliciously steamy build, with plenty of heated moments, deep conversations, and growing love. Where this book lost me is when Patrice came back into the picture. Everything after that point felt so hastily added to the story, and I don't really understand why the authors chose to go this route. I would have been perfectly happy reading about how these new lovers worked through their communication issues and committed to each other for the long haul, but instead the entire relationship was sidelined by this seemingly random alternate storyline. I didn't hate how Richie and Cameron's story concluded, and there's no way I could ever hate on sweet Sammy, but I wish this book had picked a direction and stuck with it instead of trying to combine too many plot points into one story.
**I voluntarily read an ARC of this book. This review expresses my honest thoughts and opinions.
Ok this was bad, like really bad. This was a new to me author and I was reluctant to read this book. But it was GFY ( I loveeeee GFY, done right of course) and it had great reviews. I imagined this was going to be a bit “out there” , which I don’t usually like but sometimes I can deal with if the book keeps me interested, but this was outrageous and unbelievable, completely over the top, just a bunch of cliches one after another. The sex was hot but did not compensate then ... the one thing that happened at the end was so unnecessary resembling a bad soap opera. I don’t think I’ll go back to this author again.
So excited to see representation!!! Love a great best friends to more story. I love watching the journey as they figure out this new status of their relationship. The realization that you already moved your best friend. Then realizing holy cow you love your best friend. The writing was great the smexy was hawt and the brothers were great. This is my first book from the series and I was able to follow along just fine.
Richie and Cameron have a long history as best friends. The journey from straight to gay is confusing and scary. But people like Granny, Sammy, and seven overprotective brothers help smooth the road. I love their story.
I really enjoyed reading this fantastic, poignant, grab-you-by-the-feels, endearing, emotionally charged, smoldering, sweet, charming, and totally awesome addition to this amazing series. I must admit that I wanted to rattle the teeth of a certain character, but, in the end, it all worked out beautifully.
I'm not a fan with plot like this, a secret crush with your straight best friend. On top of that, added unexpected baby to the mix, ugh I hate it and the story was a little boring, it felt like chore to finish this book.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
Sometimes you have to grin and bare it when it comes to dealing with people who live to degrade others because no matter what you say or do they'll always think there right. Cameron knew he was about to lose his temper. But what he really couldn't understand why his best friend wouldn't stand up for himself against a fool like him? Richie couldn't be prouder of his wild and boisterous family he knew no matter what they would always have his back. Sometimes Cameron couldn't tell the difference between being diligent and being reckless and often put himself in harm's way. Richie was pretty sure that he'd just given himself away and that everyone knew except for the one. Cameron wasn't sure how to interpret his Granny's words of wisdom. He was the one who knew himself the best? I should have known sooner or later one or more of my brothers would come to try and fix my poor life or the lack of it. Cameron was frazzled to the bone and about to lose what his wits he couldn't believe his best friend who shared everything with him never said one word. Richie wasn't sure how to respond to Cameron's rash behavior especially after he stormed off leaving him bewildered. While responding to a call Richie found himself in need of being rescued and all Cameron could think was how close he'd actual came to losing him. But once he was on the road to recovery Richie had been surprised by Cameron's willingness to try something different with great success. And what a great time we've been having discovering each other however when Mr. Doom and gloom at work insisted on sharing his last two cents worth but things quickly escalated from there becoming down an dirty. Okay so today hadn't been one of Cameron's better moments losing his temper wasn't even the tip of the ice berg. Richie had been happy when his stuck-up ex girlfriend went away but now she was back and wow his life just imploded. Cameron was still trying to understand himself and his new normal when something unexpected dropped into their lives. And then being a confused male with many doubts and fears I made the biggest mistake ever. Even my own Granny wanted to hand me my back side however being the smartest woman I know and her wonderful words of wisdom. Now all I have to do is show my true feelings in the biggest way possible.
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Why is it so painful Richie Had been crazy about his best friend cam for years. The only problem being that Cam is a straight guy and Richie is bisexual so you can see the problem. And Richie‘s feelings for Cam are getting more and more out of control. It doesn’t help that where he works at the fire station there is a guy there called Shane who is homophobic And he likes to get a rise out of cam because he sticks up for his best friend. Richie’s brothers can see how much pain that he is in and some of them get together and talk him going on a date with a man. Cam will do anything for his best friend and if it means defending his honour against a guy at work who can’t handle his sexuality then Cam is first in line. But when his Nan put ideas that Richie is he’s perfect match and they could be happy together Cam can’t stop his feelings. So when he goes out and sees Richie on a date with a man his brain goes into haywire. And he ends up with a very nasty hangover the next day running to clear his head he finds him is outside Vanguard tower. And barging into Richie‘s flat to see if the man stayed over, thankfully he finds him by himself. He demands answers and then he finds himself kissing Richie. And then rushing away. What is going on with cam? Does he have real feelings for Richie? Could he himself be bisexual? Could you except a relationship with a man??? I really enjoyed this book, the chemistry between them is off the charts but the struggle that Cam feels about his feelings for Richie are so heartfelt. But could you really except being with a man? And what happened to Richie in his past that triggers feelings?? And let me tell you there is one Hell of a twist !!!!! What an outstanding read. I could honestly read this book right now. This series has been exceptional so far and I enjoyed every book so far so looking forward to the next book in the series and hearing more about Cam Richie and their family
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I really enjoyed this book. Richie has been secretly in love with his best friend Cam for about 8 years but Cam is completely straight. Cam has this picture in his head of what his ‘perfect’ life will be like, which is the whole white picket fence, 2.5 kids and a wife. Cam knows that Richie is bi but has only seen him with Women. He goes to his local to have a couple of drinks and turns around when he hears Richie’s laugh, expecting that Richie is with a women and he’s pretty shocked that his date is actually a man. Cam doesn’t like Richie being out on a date as he’s totally jealous but since he’s ‘straight’ he doesn’t realise what he’s actually feeling is jelousy. Richie had a nice date but there was completely no connection so they agree to be friends. Cam is hungover and can’t deal with his feelings so he beats himself up while out running, when he stops and looks at his surrounding he realises that he’s run to Vanguard Towers where Richie and all his brothers live, he storms up the stairs and lets himself into Richie’s apartment all angry asking if he’d slept with his date Leo, Richie is understandably confused about why Cam is so upset, during their disagreement Cam ends up kissing Richie and notices that he’s really enjoying it but afterwards he starts to freak out a tad as he doesn’t know how to define himself given this new revelation and sometimes that’s probably the hardest to thing get your head around labelling yourself. I like how their relationship progresses throughout the book. Yes, it’s a very whirlwind romance once Cam has worked through everything in his head but since they’ve known each other for years I’m totally okay with the rushed timeframe. I’m looking forward to reading Owen’s book next as I’ve loved all the previous books in this series and no doubt I’ll love his as well. I’d definitely recommend this book, series and author to anyone.
This series just keeps getting better and hotter and sexier and I literally can't wait for the next book! It has over taken the Hell's Ankhor series from Bates and Lyda as my favourite series to read although I still love them both really!!
What's to say about this book that I haven't already said about the previous ones? It is full of amazing writing, it's a great story of self discovery and understanding, of two people coming together closer than they thought they could and in the face of hatred; it's a story of triumph over internalised fear of what the future should look like.
All the characters are on going from the previous books and are as loving and supportive of each as always. This time we focus on super cute gentle giant Richie and co-worker Cameron. Theirs is a story of unrequited love of the heart that bubbles for Cameron from Richie; whilst Cameron's love for Richie is that of a best friend only until suddenly it isn't! Unsure as to what's changed for him Cameron is completely confused but knows he's jealous of Richie dating man, and so does Richie's date! Twists and turns and surprises abound right the way through to make this a complete page turner.
This has to be the hottest of the books so far, the scenes between Richie and Cameron gave me goose bumps whilst reading them. Cameron's journey to himself is a journey for the reader as well.
The book, as always, is written with great flow to the storyline; the pace is set perfectly to get the reader into a rhythm and asking questions that will be answered in the coming pages.
I loved this book, it was totally fantastic and I can't wait for Owen and Dr Howie next; I feel it could be explosive!!!! xx
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Fire and Ice Vanguard Towers, Book 4 By: Aiden Bates Narrated by: Guillaume Dubois
Aiden Bates delivers another great novel in his “Vanguard Towers” series, the story is well written with interesting storylines that are captivating from start to end. I am loving how realistic and relatable the characters are in this series, loving the camaraderie amongst the brothers and the family they built. This book is Richie and Cameron’s story, they are best friends and work buddies, Richie is bisexual and Cameron is heterosexual but something awakens in Cameron when he sees Richie on a date. He feels jealous and is starting to see Richie in a different light. After a compulsive and extremely hot kiss Cam is confused about his feelings and sexuality. This is a great friends to lovers romance, the story is nicely plotted and there is plenty of drama, angst, heartfelt and emotional moments and some hot loving. I liked the present Richie’s ex brings to him at Vanguard Towers and how supportive his family was. Aiden Bates, thank you for another great story and emotional rollercoaster ride.
🎧📚🎧 And for the wonderful narration, Guillaume Dubois is a talented narrator and voice artist. He continues to bring these character to life, giving each their own distinct voice making it easy to follow along and tell who is who. His portrayal of each character is spot on, he grasps each character’s persona, makes them believable and sounding just as I picture them to sound. He sets the perfect tone for the story, captures all the character’s emotions and projects them into his performance. He is an entertaining storyteller and a pleasure to listen to. Thank you for another great listen🎧
Cam and Richie have been best friends for a long time and both are very comfortable with each other. Actually Richie has been in love with Cam for years, but Cam is straight so it never became an issue between them. Yet when Cam sees Richie actually start dating a guy, he realizes that he may possibly be jealous, even though that makes no sense! Cam’s granny had suggested that rather than put all the energy into finding himself a woman to settle down with, because he would dearly love a family and children, he should love the person he already has and is perfect for – Richie! So he tries to discover if his granny has dementia starting, literally checking with medical friends for the possibility and symptoms! Will he work out the answers he is looking for? Will he realize what is missing in his life?
Another very important thing in this incredible series is seeing the family dynamics of the brothers who readily offer their support and caring to each other. Family is the one you make for yourself, and they love you unconditionally. It’s so evident here and such a strong, loving network. And when Cam and Richie move toward the truth of how they feel about each other, one more happy blessing comes their way to offer Cam that “family” he wants. I would suggest that granny had it right all along! And this book will have you in awe of the wonderful people who may remind the reader of real-life types just like this. A well-placed word or kind push in the right direction can make all the difference in a person’s life. Share the love for others – it’s never wasted.
Firefighters, Richie and Cam, get their story in this fourth book. While I really enjoyed their story, I was a little taken aback by the number of errors left in the #KU release; usually, the books are virtually flawless. (At one point, I think it was Cam that was addressed as Owen by Howie..., plus numerous smaller typos.) I also was questioning the cover choice. (Gonna get a tad PC here for a moment, from someone who was a full-time book blogger for 8 years - until the start of 2020) Books 1-3 clearly depict Derek, Eli, and Brax on the covers, but for book 4, it's Richie's love interest, Cam? I've heard, time and time again, from authors that a man of color on the cover does not sell or grab attention as well but I feel Richie is being cheated of his due right to be on the cover of his book. Not saying the model for Cam isn't a good-looking man, I just felt that the brothers are not all being treated fairly and equally.
That said, this was a solid story. I enjoyed Granny's frank insight and the addition of Sammy. I was overjoyed that Patrice did not make a return appearance for added drama's sake. As the series progresses, I'm more and more curious about Matt and Sean, particularly Matt. I can only bet that he'll be the last of the brothers to find his match. I do hope we'll see more of Sean soon, he's still a practical stranger to us.
I requested and received a free review copy of this audiobook a couple of months back. I've written and submitted multiple reviews to Audible that haven't posted as of yet. I want to have my voluntary opinion of 'Fire and Ice' posted on-line, so I'm posting it here.
In this installment of the ‘Vanguard Towers’ series, Aiden Bates tells the story of best friends and fellow firefighters Ritchie and Cam falling in love. Ritchie has been in love with Cam for years, but believes Cam to be straight. Cam, also, believes himself to be straight, but lately, his feelings for Ritchie have caused a lot of confusion. Will Cam emerge from the angst of a gay awakening ready to commit to Ritchie?
I say angst, but it’s pretty low. Cam doesn’t angst so much about being gay; it’s more the thought that his dream of having a family hinges on him being straight. Which everyone knows is a silly notion. There are things that happen, though, that convince Cam that a family can take on any shape, as long as love is at the core.
The theme of family is my favorite part of this series. I like the scenes where the brothers are interacting with each other. I like that they show love for one another and have each other’s back. This, combined with the friends-to-lovers trope, make this story really sweet and enjoyable.
Guillaume Dubois performs the narration very well. He has a nice cadence and good enunciation. Bates’ stories are a nice match to Dubois' delivery style.
After getting to spend some time with Richie and Cam, in previous books, we get to see their story this time. While that is the case, you do not need to read the previous books to enjoy this one. However, this entire series is captivating and fun. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed each book.
Richie is a giant of a man, and Cam called it, perfectly, when he dubbed him the ‘Gentle Giant,’ as he was a pacifist. We would later find out why that is, but in the meantime Cam wished he’d stand up for himself, against the bigot at work. Cam, having a short fuse, didn’t have the same problem. No one was talking about his bff like that. You can easily tell Cam and Richie have been friends for a very long time. Richie has also been harboring a secret crush on his bff. It’s too bad Cam is straight...or is he?
As I said, I love this series. The writing is really well done with an engrossing storyline. The characters are wonderfully flawed, easily lovable, and absolutely charming. I am completely smitten with this entire series. Aiden Bates is an easy one click author for me. I cannot get enough of his writing. Owen’s book is up next, and I’m on pins and needles waiting on it’s release.
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Richie has been in love with Cameron since Cameron started working at the Fire Station. He knows Cameron is straight but the heart wants what it wants. He decides to take the advice of his family and agrees to a blind date.
Cameron loves working with Richie. He’s his best friend in the world and he’s the greatest guy. Cameron has always dreamed of wife, kids and the white picket fence. So he doesn’t understand why he’s jealous when he sees Richie on a date with a guy. But the more he thinks about Richie on his date the more angry he gets. All of a sudden he finds himself attracted to Richie and he doesn’t know how to deal with it.
Cameron makes his move on Richie but things don’t work out how he thought it would. Richie wants to be open but Cameron is still having a hard time wrapping is head around the fact he’s attracted to a man. Richie is trying to be patient but it still hurts when they aren’t open in public.
This book was an emotional roller coaster. Richie and Cameron have their ups and downs but their relationship is so fun and easy it makes you aspire to those relationship goals. There’s nothing better than being in love with your best friend.
I voluntarily reviewed an advanced copy of this book.
Another awesome book in the Vanguard towers series! Cam and Richie have been best friends for years. Richie is in love with Cam and has been for years, problem is that Cam believes he is straight and has this vision of a perfect life which includes a WIFE. Richie has kept his feelings to himself but everyone knows he loves Cam and that they are perfect together. Richie decides that Cam is not going to change so he decides to starts dating and lets his brothers set him up. Cam is JEALOUS, shows up at Richie's apartment the morning after the date and KISSES Richie which causes some interesting after discussions.
Richie has an accident in a fire, gets hurt and Cam is there to take care of him while he heals. In walks a big SURPRISE when Richie's ex lets him know he has fathered a child. Cam loves the baby but it is not the scenario that he has had in his head for years of the perfect family. Cam decides to talk to his Granny and she doles out some of that Granny wisdom that we all seek at times which gets him to thinking!
This is such an awesome book of love, awakening, acceptance and most of all family that doesn't necessarily need to be textbook!
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I recieved this book for Free to Give My True & Honest Review but brought the audio to 'read' along aside with the ebook.
We're at the Vanguard Tower with the 'Brothers' from the care home where they met & came into each other lives. What a beautiful love story between 2 Best mates firefighters Richie & Cameron. Richie is Bi & Cam is heterosexual or so he had always thought until he sees Richie on his date with a man Leo a solicitor & he became really jealous over it. But its when the incident of an accident happened during a fire & a timber frame trapped Richie down & he's out, that Cam goes with his instinct & kiss him. And that was the start of where things change between them and its so beatitudes even though things doesn't go so smoothly from the start due to how confusing Cam feels about actually having the slightly different kind of feelings towards Richie. THEN all of a sudden Richie's ex Patrice turns up with a 4 mth old baby son, Sammy & giving him ALL paternal rights. And this is giving Cam his dream family life of a wife & child though he now he NEEDS to come to terms that he is now in love with a man & not a woman but its not until his Granny makes him to open his eyes 💕💗
I really enjoy this series and the way the 'brothers' support, protect, advise, and rib each other. (Found families for the win!) The living arrangement is unique and interesting, and it provides opportunity for the brothers and their partners to naturally appear in each others' books. This is Richie and Cam's story. They have been firefighters and best friends for 8 years, but when Cam sees Richie on a date with another man, he sees red. A closet homophobe or something deeper? Cam (and Richie) always thought Cam was straight, but maybe he is a little bent. The struggle Cam experienced in his thoughts and feelings to reconcile who he thought he was in light of these new emotions made him real to me. My only complaint was the event that suddenly upset their fledgling relationship and could have ruined everything. It seemed to add drama that wasn't needed. I would have been just as happy reading about the two men solidifying and enjoying their enhanced connection. Still, a good, solid story.
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Fire and ice by Aiden Bates is the 4th book in the vanguard towers series which is a tower built by 7 adopted brothers. This book follows Richie who is a firefighter and struggles with being too big and too dangerous according to him. He thinks he's too dangerous so he is a pacifist. Our other character is Cameron who is Richie's best friend for like 8 years and is straight at the start. I didn't like this book very much. It was way too long which is saying something and I don't tend to like stories which convert straight characters, i have no problem with it in real life but in a book i do not enjoy which is the case for this book. I also didn't like the whole plot twist that came at the 150 page mark and the whole thing was way too fast for me and a desperate attempt to have connection but I didn't like it. That said, i did enjoy the characters themselves and found them interesting enough to atleast finish the book. However I will say this book and this series as a whole is one the weaker works of Aiden Bates. It wasn't the worst book ever as I knew the surroundings but i felt meh about it. That's why I gave it 2.5 stars rounded up to 3.
Sometimes the soul recognizes the other half before the heart. Richie is a big guy, aware of his size. He knows he's intimidating and can hurt without meaning to. So, he choses to live as a pacifist and having a high threshold of tolerance. He also had a secret crush on his best friend and co-firefighter, Cam. Cam was slightly smaller than Richie, and he was just a big lovable man. He liked to touch and hug and thought nothing of it. Cam is straight and Richie is bi. Shane is still being a homophobic jerk pushing everyone's buttons. When did things change? The little things no longer mean the same things. Can Cam take the new feelings? Will Cam let his feelings take over? Is Richie, Cam's experiment? Can Richie accomodate the change in the relationship? This story handles the journey with care and class. I think I like Cam and Richie best so far. I love the segues into the next brother's story. Great story. Well done! I received an ARC from Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
This is entertaining, cute and dramatic. Richie and Cam have been best friends and teammates for 8 years, and for most of them Richie has been in love with Cam. Cam is straight and never suspects Richie's feelings for him, until the day Richie blows up at him. After that, Richie decides that it is time to get over Cam and find someone who is available. Cam is upset when he finds out that Richie has a date with a guy not a girl, and doesn't know why. Richie has gone out with women, but Cam had not known him to date guys, and when he gets upset about the date, he thinks he's been homophobic and never knew. Then Cam's granny asked him why he and Richie don't get together. Then that's on his mind, and eventually leads to wondering if they could have that kind of relationship, which leads to an education in his sexually. A very big surprise throws their already weird relationship into turmoil, and they both have to decide what they want, I thought the storyline was great, and all the guys too. This book is part of a series, but it can be read alone without feeling lost.
Fire and Ice by author Aiden Bates is the fourth book in the Vanguard Tower series. This story is told in dual POV which fits this story really well. This series should be read in order, there are people we met before and relationships already established you need to know before reading this story.
Richie: he thinks Cam is reckless. Dangerous and sometimes very selfish. He also would like to have sizzling sex with the man. He hates conflict. He has some old injuries that hurt him but do not stop him from doing his job.
Cam: happy go lucky kind of personality. Unlike Richie when Cam gets mad, he is mad then it's over just as quickly Richie is his best friend. He loves his job cause he gets to see Richie every day.
I liked this story but was not in love with it. It is okay. The chemistry is alright but not as good as in previous books. It is a good story and a good ending. I cannot wait for more from this series in the future.
This is another great book added to this series. I just love the brothers and the lives they live. Richie and Cameron have been best friends and co-workers for 8 years and were beautiful friends together. The had each others back in every way, except love. Richie had been in love with Cameron forever. Cameron was a great friend but totally clueless to his own self. It took granny to open his eyes the the possibilities he could have with Richie. His biggest wake up call was seeing Richie on a date with another man. Whoops, not good, not good. Anyway, he finally found that yes, he wanted to be with his friend, but then his friend was scared of losing him, that he almost did. Sometimes you get what you wish for, but then get scared because it feels too good to be true. Well they both finally got their love lives together and gave each other the best HEA ever add in baby and yippie!!
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