Downloading The Forbidden
Only fools rush in...
…especially if it’s forbidden.
Zac Nielsen is your typical nice guy. The type who looks frailer than a porcelain chinaware.
On the other hand, Evan, also known by his stage name Cody Wilde, is the wild child that he is. The type who, out of spite, breaks the cupboard and its contents.
When these two opposites meet in Sapphire Town, things take an interesting turn, because despite their obvious differences, they actually find fun and comfort in each other’s company. It doesn’t take long for them to realize that something else has developed between them.
However, because of neglect, Evan has always forbidden other people to climb his walls, while Zac, because of disloyalty, is still hesitant to jump into a new relationship.
Will they let go of their fears and hold each other for the possible future? Or will they keep forbidding themselves of the very same thing they crave?
In Dante Cullen’s The Forbidden, Zac and Evan learn to find themselves, to love and let go despite of the pain of the past and the opposition of society’s norms. Their story is proof that at the end of the day, what truly matters is not the quantity but the quality of relationships we have, and that love—true love—will always be worth breaking our walls down.
383 pages
…especially if it’s forbidden.
Zac Nielsen is your typical nice guy. The type who looks frailer than a porcelain chinaware.
On the other hand, Evan, also known by his stage name Cody Wilde, is the wild child that he is. The type who, out of spite, breaks the cupboard and its contents.
When these two opposites meet in Sapphire Town, things take an interesting turn, because despite their obvious differences, they actually find fun and comfort in each other’s company. It doesn’t take long for them to realize that something else has developed between them.
However, because of neglect, Evan has always forbidden other people to climb his walls, while Zac, because of disloyalty, is still hesitant to jump into a new relationship.
Will they let go of their fears and hold each other for the possible future? Or will they keep forbidding themselves of the very same thing they crave?
In Dante Cullen’s The Forbidden, Zac and Evan learn to find themselves, to love and let go despite of the pain of the past and the opposition of society’s norms. Their story is proof that at the end of the day, what truly matters is not the quantity but the quality of relationships we have, and that love—true love—will always be worth breaking our walls down.
383 pages