Review: Middle Aged Angst
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 12, 2013
Most novels, including this one from GA Hauser, the Queen of the M/M erotic romance genre, have a theme central to their plot.  This is no exception.  The theme, which most of us have either experienced personally or through friends, is how lonely a middle aged gay man can feel if he just gives into his attraction to young sexy men, usually airheads, that end up being an overnight quicky rather than pursue a deep, meaningful and hopefully long term relationship with someone near their age. In this case Parker Douglas, a thirty-five year old gay man,  has just joined the staff of a gay monthly magazine, Judas Rainbow (I have no idea where that name comes from).  He is immediately attracted to Mason Bloomfield, a forty year old ad executive at the paper.  Unfortunatly Mason is having an affair with a gorgeous twenty-six year old model whom he brought in as a photographer, Dack Torington. Dack, who is an egocentric and generally vile human being, has Mason twisted around his little finger.  While Parker initially tries not to interfere with Mason's personal life, his liking for and attraction to Mason finally causes him to intercede.  What follows is a beautiful romance which quickly develops, despite Dack's attempts to derail it, accompanied by some very hot sex.  This book is up to Ms. Hauser's usual excellent standards and is a delightful and sexually stimulating romp which should entertain you as always. Do yourself a favor and buy this book now; you will be glad you did so.