Publisher's Synopsis
Jean-Pierre Bellamy has the perfect life. This tall, handsome and successful young Haitian-American is at the top of his class at Boston University. He intends to become a successful lawyer and make a difference in the world. Nothing can get in the way of his ambitions. Jean-Pierre's father Gerald Bellamy, formerly of the United States Marine Corps, couldn't be prouder of him. The brother is about to graduate with honors, and intends to marry his fiancée, lovely and voluptuous African American scholar and future doctor Darlene Dumont. A lavish wedding is planned, and everything seemed to be going alright...until Jean-Pierre's former roommate Chan resurfaces. It seems the two young men were more than friends during their halcyon days at Boston University. Before the vows can be exchanged in front of their families, Chan ruins the happy couple's future. The wedding is off. Disowned by his father, loathed by his former fiancée's family, Jean-Pierre briefly considers ending it all. Inspired by the controversial Passport Brothers Movement, Jean-Pierre decides to travel the world, and seek happiness on his own terms. There's got to be one place on this Earth where being a bisexual black man isn't an automatic death sentence, socially speaking. Jean-Pierre somehow ends up in Bangkok, Thailand. At first, he's a fish out of water, blowing money and chasing cisgender women and trans women left and right. Things change when Jean-Pierre meets the feisty and sexy Sojara Thong, a lovely Thai businesswoman who is much more than she seems. Sojara seemingly accepts Jean-Pierre, but what is her endgame
