Horizons

By Mickie B. Ashling

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Release Date Oct 7, 2015
Type Novels
Length 6:46
SKU 7058

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College football player Clark Stevens, a popular wide receiver with a potential NFL contract, has a few problems. He's got a jealous girlfriend, a narrow-minded and controlling father, an attention problem, and an unexpected and powerful attraction to the trauma doctor—the male trauma doctor—who treats him for a broken bone.

Dr. Jody Williams is getting some really mixed signals. He can't ignore how much he wants Clark, because it's obvious Clark feels the same way. For the out and proud doctor, the solution seems very simple. For Clark, it's not! His world is not gay-friendly, and the obstacles he's faced have led him to deny his sexuality for years.

It's the Super Bowl of disasters, no matter how you look at it. In the end, Clark has to decide if he's going to stick with the only life he's ever known or take a chance on a new one with Jody.

Cover Artist: Reese Dante

Narrator: John Solo

Series Horizons Series | Book One

Genres Contemporary Romance / Gay / New Adult

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- Review of Horizons
- By Charlie R
  on Jul 20, 2013 01:07
- The handsome doctor, Jody Williams, and college football player, Clark Stevens, have no idea how their lives are going to change when Clark comes into the emergency room with a fractured arm. Dr. Williams happens to be on call and is immediately attracted to the good-looking athlete with his poignant vulnerability. It's the very rocky beginning of what becomes a great love affair. Obstacles include a jealous girlfriend, a homophobic father, and society in general. The year is 2003 and homophobia has a very real presence in the athletic world. There is drama aplenty (and scorching hot sex scenes) before Jody and Clark can declare their love. Ms. Ashling weaves a wonderful coming out story that will leave you rooting for the beleaguered lovers as they fight for their happy ending. There is also a good mix of lovable and villainous secondary characters. Lil, featured in the spin-off novel \"TASTE,\" is one of my favorites. I had read \"HORIZONS\" and loved it after its first publication in 2009. This second edition is a smoother read but just as exciting. I'm cheering for Jody and Clark more than ever!
- Review of Horizons
- By Charlie R
  on Jul 20, 2013 01:07
- The handsome doctor, Jody Williams, and college football player, Clark Stevens, have no idea how their lives are going to change when Clark comes into the emergency room with a fractured arm. Dr. Williams happens to be on call and is immediately attracted to the good-looking athlete with his poignant vulnerability. It's the very rocky beginning of what becomes a great love affair. Obstacles include a jealous girlfriend, a homophobic father, and society in general. The year is 2003 and homophobia has a very real presence in the athletic world. There is drama aplenty (and scorching hot sex scenes) before Jody and Clark can declare their love. Ms. Ashling weaves a wonderful coming out story that will leave you rooting for the beleaguered lovers as they fight for their happy ending. There is also a good mix of lovable and villainous secondary characters. Lil, featured in the spin-off novel \"TASTE,\" is one of my favorites. I had read \"HORIZONS\" and loved it after its first publication in 2009. This second edition is a smoother read but just as exciting. I'm cheering for Jody and Clark more than ever!

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