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It's swinging London in 1973.

Britain's just going 'decimal'; Carnaby Street is the centre of fashion – all of Europe goes there to shop. Soho has yet to become the gay hub it now is. There are no computers to speak of, no Internet dating, no mobile phones, nor even answering machines or VCRs – certainly no CD's or DVDs. Yet, somehow Britain survived, and the Brits even managed to enjoy themselves, despite all that deprivation!

Peter Buchanan is a struggling young singer/actor waiting for his big break in the West End of London. John Reed has been a London bobby all his working life, and has recently been promoted to Inspector. When these two men meet by chance, there is an instant attraction – but not before some bumps in the road to love have been straightened out...

Book Details

Genre	Contemporary/ Gay MM
Book Length	Audio
Erotic Rating	Total-e-burning
ISBN#	978-1-907280-99-3

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Customer Reviews

Review from Elisa Rolle

Reviewed by Elisa Rolle

I like how smooth and joyful their relationship blossoms and develops, and both the characters are very nice.
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November 2010

Review from Joyfully Reviewed

Reviewed by Jo

I have to admit that I wondered if listening to an erotic book would have the same type of punch as reading one. I discovered that it totally depends on the writer and the narrator. Luckily, J.P. Bowie is a good and detailed author and the narrator was able to express the work so I could feel it. Under the Law is a hot and erotic way to spend a couple of hours.
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March 2010

Review from Night Owl Reviews

Reviewed by British Bull Dog

4.5 out of 5! I must thank J.P. Bowie and the publisher for providing me with a couple hours of first-class exciting, romantic, and nostalgic entertainment.
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