Gin & Jazz Series by Morticia Knight

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  • Hollywood Bound (Gin & Jazz #1)
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    Hollywood Bound (Gin & Jazz #1)

    Morticia Knight

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 2 ratings · published 2014

    Jack and Nick seek fortune and adventure in the silent film era of Hollywood. But their newly-expressed love is threatened by the heady allure of fame, gin and easy money. Sweet and innocent nineteen year-old Jack has loved the older and more street wise Nick from almost the first time he met him. Nick has taken care of him ever since Jack arrived in New York after he was beaten and thrown out of the boy’s orphanage for messing around with one of the guys there... more

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  • Razzle Dazzle (Gin & Jazz #2)
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    Razzle Dazzle (Gin & Jazz #2)

    Morticia Knight

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2014

    Book Two in the Gin & Jazz series. Jack is on the verge of silent film stardom, but Hollywood glory won’t heal his broken heart. But the seductive screen idol—Roman Pasquale—sweeps Jack away, and makes him his own. Will Roman’s obsessive love finally bring Jack true happiness? Jack is devastated by the loss of Nick, his best friend and lover. His only other friend, new Hollywood star Trixie Fox, comes to his rescue... more

  • Tarnished Glitter (Gin & Jazz #3)
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    Tarnished Glitter (Gin & Jazz #3)

    Morticia Knight

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2014

    Jack and Roman’s love grows seemingly stronger as Jack’s star rises, and he is determined to build a life with the sexually overwhelming screen idol. But hiding from the truth doesn’t make it any less real. Jack has given himself completely to screen god Roman Pasquale – body and heart. Jack forces himself to let go of the promise of what could have been with Nick, and focus on the enchanted moments with his film star lover instead, despite Roman’s jealous and controlling behaviour... more

  • Starring Role (Gin & Jazz #4)
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    Starring Role (Gin & Jazz #4)

    Morticia Knight

    Rated: 5.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2014

    This is book four in the Gin & Jazz series. Alone once again, Jack believes that he will never have lasting love. But a tragedy unexpectedly paves the way to more happiness than he would ever have thought possible. No longer held prisoner by Roman Pasquale’s obsessive love, Jack struggles with being truly alone for the first time in his life. The only thing he is certain of is his desire to get away from Hollywood as soon as possible... more

  • Studio Orders (Gin & Jazz #5)
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    Studio Orders (Gin & Jazz #5)

    Morticia Knight

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2014

    This is book five in the Gin & Jazz series The head of Global Pictures Studios, Vincent Franklin, promised Jack Stone that he would take care of Jack’s loyal driver, Juan. But for a dominant man like Vincent, Juan’s natural submissiveness causes him to long for much more from the shy young man. Juan is devastated when his only friend, film star Jack Stone, leaves Hollywood for good. Lonely most of his life, the shy young man has dreamt of love, only to have his heart broken repeatedly... more

  • Casting Call (Gin & Jazz #6)
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    Casting Call (Gin & Jazz #6)

    Morticia Knight

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2014

    Will Carmichael, an impossibly handsome silent film star, longs for the broodingly intense director André Chenard. Can they find their way to one another despite the hidden perils of the prohibition era? Will Carmichael lives a carefree and fun-filled life as one of Global Studio’s most popular motion picture stars. Young and stunningly attractive, he could have any man he wants. However, the only one he has any interest in is the only one who won’t have anything to do with him... more

  • Play Acting (Gin & Jazz #7)
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    Play Acting (Gin & Jazz #7)

    Morticia Knight

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2014

    Former screen idol, Roman Pasquale, struggles to survive in Hollywood as the silent film era comes to a close. But a fresh new playwright is in town and he wants Roman to be more than just his star. The past few years haven’t been kind to fading film star, Roman Pasquale. But then again, he was never very kind to anyone else either. He’s had time to reminisce on his mistakes and to accept responsibility for how he hurt others... more

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