As I read along and learned why it happened, I thought it needed to be fixed. Standing on his own two feet was just something that needed to happen in order for Shawn to grow. However, the circumstances created hurt feelings that both Shawn and Roscoe would have to overcome.
Happily, the author found a way to bring Shawn and Roscoe together and truly gave them a do over in “Much Ado”.

All That Jazz by Charlie Cochran

That they separated because of those differences didn’t surprise me, but did make me sad for them. I was very happy when they came back together and both had figured out the word “compromise” and how it could work for them. With their sexual pasts, Tommy and Francis deserved to be together in my opinion. “All That Jazz” is cute and sexy while proving that everyone deserves happiness.

His Leading Man by Kimberly Gardner

Their unexpected meeting at the party showed the flames between them were still just as hot. The only question I had was if they both wanted to fight for what could have been. I was very worried when Kieran and David separated in Hollywood but Ms. Gardner showed that love can overcome anything when you want it enough. “His Leading Man” is a loving and sexy way to end this anthology about second chances.

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