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Email Address: Z.AlloraHappyEndings@gmail.com
Books By Z. Allora
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Character Identities: Bisexual, Gay
Summary: When Dusit Sitwat landed the role as the love interest of actor Gamon Chaisit's Y-series, Don't Break My Heart, he thought all his dreams had come true… right up until the show ended and he was escorted out of Gamon's bed and his life just as he had begun to believe he had found the love of his life. After spiraling for years—self-medicating with alcohol and getting by on temporary construction jobs—and with the help of new friends, Dusit has taken big steps toward sorting out his life. Then Gamon's new manager comes knocking on Dusit's door, asking him to reprise his role. Dusit is wary, but the opportunity to see Gamon again proves irresistible, and he reluctantly agrees. Freed from the influences that had driven them apart, Gamon and Dusit have a chance to negotiate a new relationship, but there are resentments and misunderstandings to overcome for both men. Will they take a risk and turn the pretend happily-ever-after of their characters into reality for them?
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Character Identities: Gay
Summary: Kulap Rose Thongsi rode the rollercoaster of the Thai Y-series industry for almost ten years until a scandal sidelined him. Starring in My Reality the Series is his last hope. His agent reminds him regularly that if Rose doesn’t succeed or violates his contract, he won’t get the balloon payment Picture Perfect owes him. Noknoi Ayutthaya never wanted the pressure of being the lead in a drama. His agent has given him an opportunity he can’t in good conscience refuse when his family is in debt and his sister’s school payment is due. He doesn’t expect to get the part, but he’s going to give it his best shot. Falling in love was not part of Rose’s life script, but with Nok he can’t help himself. Will they be able to succeed in the Thai Y-series industry while keeping their love a secret? The industry might accept same-sex romance in drama, but in real life it could destroy careers… and lives.
