Ravenous
Ollie only has two rules: low calories and no straight men. But then fate brings him Finn.
Ollie Clark seems to have it all – beauty, sass, a loving family, a budding career in social media, and a follower count that rivals some celebrities. But he’s terrified of everything, especially the future, and dread perpetually haunts him. So he gets faster, trying to outrun his problems while sticking to his rules about food and dating because he’s been burned too many times.
Finn Cooper could use a break. He’s been alone for so long that it’s starting to take a toll and watching his best friend find The One only rubs salt in his solitary wound. Resigned to being a constant third wheel, he’s blindsided when one night his rideshare passenger is Ollie – a patch of sunshine with golden curls who captivates him and leaves him wanting more. Finn’s never been with a man before but he doesn’t think that matters until he runs headfirst into Ollie’s rule.
As fate connects them in surprising ways their attraction grows and so does Ollie’s restriction, for he has secrets to hide. Smitten and unaware, Finn fights for a chance at love, but when his past steps in it may cost them everything.
Will Ollie and Finn be able to break the rules, survive their secrets, and find their way to happiness together?
Ravenous is the 115K second book in The Pointe of Love series. It contains an age gap, gay for you romance with hurt/comfort, nicknames, wedding bloopers, makeovers, tennis battles, vampire movie marathons, enough heat to keep your drink steaming while you read, and an HEA with no cliffhangers.
All books in The Pointe of Love series can be read as standalones, as they each follow a different couple, but they’re much more fun when read together.
There are topics in this book that may be difficult for some people. Please check the forward for content warnings.
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