The Abyss of a Man

By Gaylene Nunn

Esp ritu Libre is a 31-year-old actor in several Spanish TV shows, but is currently living in Rome on break between shows. The man is beyond handsome with skin the color of white chocolate cappuccino and hair so dark brown it almost looks black hanging to his shoulders in waves. His eyes are as emerald green as the waters in Lake Carezza in Italy with long eyelashes women pay hundreds of dollars to have glued onto their eyelids. A full dark brown beard accentuates full lips made to be kissed. He has broad shoulders that could carry the weight of the world with muscular arms threaded with veins that would make the world's greatest bodybuilder jealous. A sprinkling of light brown hair covers his massive chest. He has six-pack abs that a woman could do laundry on and hips that any designer would love to have model a pair of briefs, boxers, shorts, or pants. His thighs appear strong enough to could squeeze the life out of a lion. Calves stretch the legs of a pair of jeans to the point they might rip open and long, tapered feet strong enough to hold this delectable body.

Ivy Webber is a 50-year-old bestselling author of romance novels in the United States. She is a beautiful woman with fiery red hair, emerald eyes, and a great body with no surgical enhancements. At a loss for a theme for her next book, reads books and watches TV hoping for inspiration. Ivy happened across Esp ritu Libre's TV show, Ama el nico camino, and watched all 140 episodes in Spanish. She loved the setting of the show and decides to travel to Rome hoping to visit the show's locations and get her creative juices flowing. In Rome, Ivy meets Esp ritu by accident. Both people enjoy each other's company and a platonic friendship quickly forms.

Does the friendship remain platonic?
Is Ivy too old for Esp ritu?
Does Ivy find her inspiration for her new book?

Read The Abyss of a Man to find out the answers.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0C91N9GX3
• ISBN13: 9798985879940
• Release Date: June 2023
• Publisher: R. R. Bowker
• Length: 228 Pages
• Weight: 0.68 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.0" x 9.0"