Life as a rent boy is his way of guaranteeing he’ll graduate free of debt. Josh is guarding a secret that only one of his housemates knows-that he’s been paying his way through school by selling sex. Review: When Josh Morley was introduced in Helping Hand, book one in the Housemates series, the picture we got of him as the bar hopping party boy is more than a little different from the reality we see in Like a Lover. If they want a future together, Josh and Rupert have a lot to overcome. Something is developing between them that feels more like a relationship than a business transaction, but they come from different worlds and to go from client-and-escort to lovers seems impossible. With each appointment the lines get increasingly blurred. Luckily for him, he has an inheritance to support his addiction to Josh, because his job in IT wouldn’t cover the cost. He should have known one night would never be enough. He’s never paid for sex before, but when Josh propositions him, he can’t resist. When Rupert meets Josh in a bar, he’s smitten on sight. Falling in love definitely isn’t part of the deal-especially not with a client. He enjoys the no-strings sex and doesn’t have the time or inclination for a relationship. Focused on his goals, he’s working as an escort to pay his way.

Amazon US Title: Like a Lover (Housemates: Book Two)Īt a Glance: Like a Lover is a sweet and sexy addition to the Housemates series.īlurb: Josh has a plan: get through uni with a good degree and no debts.

Like a Lover by Jay Northcote