Capture You
Capture You by Penelopye Ericksen, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform in November 2011, is a 344-page work of fiction that explores themes within the LGBTQ+ community. The story follows Koichi, a twenty-one-year-old openly gay college student who is content with his life but uncertain about his future. His world intersects with Dominik, a thirty-four-year-old businessman seeking a change from his monotonous routine. As their paths cross, Koichi becomes the embodiment of everything Dominik has been searching for, despite the complication that Dominik identifies as straight.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into the complexities of attraction and friendship as Koichi grapples with his feelings for Dominik while trying to keep them hidden. The relationship evolves as Dominik becomes increasingly obsessed with Koichi, leading to a dynamic that challenges both characters’ perceptions of love and desire. This edition presents a thoughtful exploration of identity and connection, set against the backdrop of contemporary life.
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Koichi, twenty-one and openly gay, is happy as a college student, content with life and what it has given him so far even if he is unsure of where he is headed with his future. Dominik, thirty-four and once divorced, is a bored businessman in need of a change of pace from the monotony that is his life. Koichi is the face Dominik has been unknowingly searching for his entire life. Dominik is everything Koichi has ever wanted in a man expect for one glaring detail: Dominik is straight. Not one to be deterred by a crush on a straight man, Koichi does his best to deal with his feelings on his own and not let the other man catch wind of them. However, Dominik quickly develops an obsession with the young model as they grow closer as both employer/employee and friends. How will Dominik cope when he suddenly starts to feel more for the young man?
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