The Cul-De-Sac
The Cul-De-Sac by B. J. Irons is a fiction work published by BJ Irons on November 23, 2020. This 292-page book explores the experiences of Lucas and Bennett Gaines, a gay couple in their mid-thirties, as they settle into their new home on Calumny Court. The narrative delves into the challenges they face from their judgmental neighbors, particularly focusing on the dynamics with Skyler Steller and Zachary Cauderling, two college boys with their own agendas that threaten the couple’s relationship.
Readers will find a portrayal of the complexities of fitting into a traditional neighborhood while navigating the unique challenges of being a gay couple. The story highlights the contrasting personalities of the Gaines brothers, with Lucas striving to conform to neighborhood expectations and Bennett remaining blissfully unaware of the underlying tensions. The book also features themes of rivalry and social dynamics, showcasing how the Gaines must confront not only external prejudices but also the intricacies of their own relationship amidst the pressures of their new environment.
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Lucas and Bennett Gaines are the newest home owners on Calumny Court. Being a gay couple in their mid-thirties, the two must navigate through the traditional lifestyle of those that live on the cul-de-sac. At every turn, they run into what seems to be a never-ending set of problems with the judgmental and catty neighbors. Their biggest obstacle comes from Skyler Steller and Zachary Cauderling, gay, entitled, college boys that have lived in the neighborhood for years with their family. Little do the Gaines know that these two scheming college boys have their own hidden agenda that could put their relationship in peril. Will Lucas and Bennett be able to adapt to the standards and expectations that come with living on the cul-de-sac? The Worrier: Lucas Gaines will go out of his way to fit in with the new neighbors. The Easy-Goer: Bennett Gaines is oblivious to the judgment and pretension that exists on the cul-de-sac. The Narcissist: Zachary Cauderling never takes accountability or responsibility for his actions. The Conspirator: Skyler Steller always plays mind games with anyone and everyone. As if being gay didn’t come with its own set of problems and prejudices already. Try being gay and moving to the cul-de-sac, where there are judges and juries all around you. Warning: contains sexual situations, hotties dancing shirtless in the club, sexual sabotage, shenanigans in an SUV and proof that being gay in a cul-de-sac can be a sticky situation. Follow BJ Irons on Instagram: @BJIrons
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