Jen: Which were your easiest or hardest characters to write? So, without further ado, it’s over to the readers! In fact, they asked so many questions this whole blog post is basically an interview by them. If he and Nathan can’t find something more than great sex in common, they’ll be left with the square root of absolute zero.įor this blog post I asked some of my fans to come up with questions, and Jen and Glenn wanted to know all about my characters. Meanwhile Rory’s growing affection leaves him worried his ultra-rational lover won’t ever be able to share his emotions. Nathan’s client keeps wanting more, and he finds himself pushed into a role he’s not prepared for. Once on camera, Rory discovers his exhibitionist streak and the two of them are so hot together, the one-off becomes a regular gig.īut being neighbours with benefits isn’t without its challenges. Party boy Rory Jones has never given his geeky neighbour a second glance, but he’s not one to turn down the offer of a free blow job, even when Nathan tells him it’s going online. But when his highest tipping client demands it, Einstein has to overcome his social awkwardness to rope in some extra help. Still wounded by his last dysfunctional relationship, Nathan’s happy being single. But times are tough, and in order to make ends meet by night he becomes “Einstein”, wooing punters with his online solo sex show. During the day he’s a dedicated student, working hard for his maths degree.

Einstein's Peep Show by Josephine Myles