Redesigning Landry Bishop Dreamspun Desires, Book 88
LGBT, Gay Romance
Dreamspinner Press, LLC
May 21, 2019
177
A Stars from Peril Novel
Love never goes out of style.
Landry Bishop fled his tiny hometown and never looked back. Now his expertise in food, fashion, and décor has earned him all of Hollywood’s glittering perks. But with his husband deceased and his personal assistant retired, Landry has nobody to rely on—and no one to help him indulge his secret cravings.
Casual, plainspoken Jordan Stryker seems a dubious choice of a PA for someone as formal and self-controlled as Landry. Jordan’s questionable fashion sense and limited kitchen skills don’t exactly enhance his résumé. But as Landry soon realizes, Jordan has many attractive qualities too.
With a strong pull toward Jordan, new career opportunities on the horizon, and a persistent tug from family back home, Landry is in a quandary. He can advise others on how to make their lives special, but what should he do about his own?
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Reviewed by Melissa Brus
Member of the Paranormal Romance Guild Review Team
The strength of any Kim Fielding story is the characters. There is such a depth to the people and places in any Fielding book and this one is no exception.
Told in Landry Bishop’s voice, this is a story of two men finding their truth in the world. Both Landry and Jordan have been following the roles expected of them. While they have this is common, and while they are closer in age than they might seem at first glance, there is an optimism and vulnerability to Jordan that is endearing. Landry is much more guarded and purposeful. Watching Landry react to the innate curiosity and kindness in Jordan is a treat.
The chemistry between these two on the page is super hot! My favorite part of this story is the return to Landry’s hometown of Peril, Nebraska. The effects of seeing his home on Landry, and how it challenges his perception of not only his memories of the place, but his perception of himself, had me in tears. The angst level of this one was low on the Kim Fielding scale!
This was a great story that I started mid-afternoon. It was one of those books that kept me up until I could finish it. And yes, it was worth the cost of a full night’s sleep.
