Paris 1969. Greg and Bart have travelled from Brighton in search of Karel, but what begins as a search for their lover becomes an opportunity for Greg to realise his desire to live in the city. Encounter by encounter, Paris reveals itself to Greg, leading him into unexplored physical, emotional and philosophical territory, and ultimately forcing him to question his faith in humanity and his relationships with Bart and Nick. Foreign Passions is part four in the series of Nick & Greg books which chart the lives of Nick and Greg from their first meeting as gay teens through decades of social change, gay literature and culture, desire, loss and enduring love. Praise for the Nick & Greg books: A lovely read ... I look forward to reading more of the adventures of these two tender tearaway queers. - GScene Magazine Baker has such a way with words and descriptions that you actually feel a character becomes a friend. I promise you will love Bakers writings both in this series and other books. - Amos Lassen Intelligent, sexy and entertaining. Highly recommended. ***** Amazon review This story is STUNNING! I couldnt put it down. The atmosphere of the time period was captured beautifully. ***** Amazon review
P>Review "A lovely read ... I look forward to reading more of the adventures of these two tender tearaway queers." GScene Magazine "Baker has such a way with words and descriptions that you actually feel a character becomes a friend. I promise you will love Bakers writings both in this series and other books." Amos Lassen "Intelligent, sexy and entertaining. Highly recommended." ***** Amazon review "This story is STUNNING! I couldnt put it down. The atmosphere of the time period was captured beautifully." ***** Amazon review About the Author: John Roman Baker is a British novelist, poet and playwright who has lived and worked in London, Paris and Amsterdam. It is these three cities, plus his hometown of Brighton & Hove, which provide the focus for his work.- We ship across Australia, including major cities like: Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide, Canberra, Newcastle and the Gold Coast