The book chronicles the adventures of two gay couples, David and Jon and Tom and Luke from the earlier books in the series, and introduces a new character, Luke's Italian brother Sandro Mascagnoli. Sandro comes up to St Boniface's College, Camford to study engineering. After an unhappy gay relationship with Jack Meredith, a research student, he meets Dominic Ovenden, a computer science student, with whom he rapidly falls in love. Tom and Luke's activities in Trabizona, Italy also figure in...

This book continues the lives of David Scarborough and Jonathan Singleton and covers David's three years as a PhD student, doing research in Pharmacology. He is offered the chance to have singing lessons with a high-powered Italian music tutor, Marcello Fabioni. In the course of the story, Jon spearheads a fund-raising campaign to build a Men's Fitness Centre in Camford. Their house at Ixton finally gets finished, but without commissioning the swimming pool. David begins a part-time profes...

This story continues the saga of David and Jonathan, but after a lapse of 20 years. David is now a successful internationally acclaimed tenor, performing in opera and oratorio in most countries of Europe, and Jonathan has settled into the role of homemaker, who looks after their son Luke and their daughter Cathy while David's career takes him away from home for 50% of the time. Jonathan is also a teaching fellow at St Boniface's college at Camford. The early chapters tell of Luke's childho...

This is the story of Tom Appleton and his gay partner Luke Singleton-Scarborough. After several years of living in Italy, they are now established in their jobs and would like to start a family, but Italian law does not allow gay men to adopt children. When Olivia, a technician in Tom's laboratory is abandoned by the man who got her pregnant, Tom and Luke offer to become legal guardians and foster fathers of the baby. They care for her during the rest of her pregnancy and are present at he...

This book follows on directly from "You must no Longer lie Alone"," and covers the lives of three gay couples over a period of several years. The principal characters are Sandro Mascagnoli and Dominic Overton. It traces their lives from Dom's final undergraduate year and Sandro's first postgraduate year through their higher degree study to them getting jobs and becoming civil partners. Thereafter it tells how they adopted twin daughters and how Sandro's uncles David and Jonathan acquire a ...

This part of the series describes the last two years of Tom Appleton (the narrator) and his boyfriend Luke Singleton-Scarborough as undergraduates at the University of Camford. The first year, Tom is left on his own in Camford, as Luke is spending a year as an Erasmus student at the University of Bologna in Italy. Tom's loneliness is prevented by his friendship with his 'fag-hag' Margaret. The boys exchange passionate E-mails and sexy phone-calls. They meet at Christmas in North Yorkshire ...

The story is set in the last quarter of the twentieth century, before the AIDS epidemic, before the internet, when fax was cutting edge technology and in the very early days of the mobile phone network. The Camford colleges were adjusting to becoming co-educational with all the upheavals and resistance that that caused. David Scarborough, a bright self-confident 18-year-old goes up to St Boniface's College in Camford University to read Chemistry. He sings in the college chapel choir, plays...

(Spoiler)The story covers the three-year undergraduate period in the life of Eleanor Butterfield. She goes up to Saint Boniface's College in Camford University to study theology with a view to becoming an Anglican priest, like her father, a retired Professor. She meets and takes a fancy to a fourth-year student, Tommy, who turns out to be gay. He invites Eleanor to go out on a threesome date with him and his boyfriend Martin. Both boys seem to enjoy her company, and Eleanor decides ...

This book, the eighth in the series "David and Jonathan" continues the story of the Singleton-Scarborough clan. It describes the first three years of undergraduate study of David and Jonathan's youngest adopted son, Tommy. Tommy chooses, perhaps unwisely, to go to his father's old college, Saint Boniface's in Camford, in spite of the fact that it is only a few minutes walk from his home. He is to study classics for his first two years at university followed by a further two years majoring ...

After two introductory chapters in which some of the new characters appear, the book continues the story of Luke Singleton-Scarborough, Tom Appleton his partner, and their family. Tom and Luke are civil partners, but they have a live-in girlfriend, Olivia, who is the mother of their three adopted children. Most of the story takes place in Italy but there are regular visits to England and Wales. Tom's and Luke's eldest son, Giovanni shows signs of being a talented singer, having been in a c...

This (BWWM, African American, and Interracial) book is for individuals 18 and over.When the rich and successful Carlson Gatesby agrees to a boy’s night out at the local bar, he’s looking for a one night stand. After Carlson’s failed sexless marriage, his friend Randy, a fervent bachelor, gave him advice, “Sleep with a woman only one night, send her home, and forget her.”Samantha isn’t interested in dating, she has too much to occupy her time. When Carlson s...

Elmer and Tilly fans, all three of them, are in for a treat. Still inept writer, Gene Clements, has outdone himself with this molten cocktail of fluid bodies and bodily fluids.In "Skin and Scandal", a promising summer morning turns into an afternoon of viscous debauchery when an oblivious Tilly and Elmer find themselves unexpectedly flushed into a whirlpool of depravity. This epic story flows over sun drenched skin, cascades across naked bodies splashed with torrents of natural flui...