This was so much more than I expected. While it should have a “Don’t Try This at Home” label, it was a wonderful story of how love can help someone heal. Holly and Peter are two people with distorted self-images and low self-esteem. Why? The usual reasons. Holly has a problem with her body, and Peter with his past.
For two years they have longed for one another, each afraid to approach the other. Holly, convinced Peter isn’t interested since he hasn’t made a move, takes a risk and contacts a fantasy provider to purge herself of her lust for Peter. What she doesn’t know is she’s getting the real deal.
Peter can’t say no when his former madam tells him about a certain nurse with a cop fantasy and that the man in her fantasy should look like him. But after they spend a night together, with him incognito, they are both shook by the encounter. When circumstances reveal his identity, he’s elated and terrified at Holly’s reaction. How can anyone want damaged goods like him? But two scared and lonely people can find love if they are willing to give, and forgive. Not to be missed.
