Facets by Rob Knight
Torquere Press
M/M, Contemporary, Tattoo
ISBN: ISBN: 978-1-60370-954-5
Reviewed by Raine




Paul and his buddies from college decide to commemorate their impending college graduation by going to a tattoo parlor and getting some ink. Paul has a tough time deciding what to have put on. If he’s going to wear it forever, he’d like the tat to mean something. He finds himself completely in awe of Jules and Six, the tattoo artists, and the openness they display in their relationship. After his tat is completed, Paul finds himself being included to hang at the bar with the two men. Six and Jules, quite set in their own life style, find having the young pup around invigorating, if a bit frustrating at times. Paul experiences heaven with these two men and possibly something more.

Rob Knight pulls you in with the very first sentence of this story. Paul gets his tattoo, and in celebration Six and Jules take him out, and it is one smokin’ evening. Six, Jules and Paul make for a combustible ménage. With Six rough around the edges and Jules the calm, soothing partner, Paul continues to try to fit in with these men who he wants to spend more time with. The love between three men is so beautiful. I was amazed at the skill that balanced such equal relationship between Six, Jules and Paul. I fell in love with Paul and his awe for the two men he finds in his life. I Joyfully Recommend Facets. It’s definitely a keeper.