Thirtysomething Tony Romero is a certified Casanova with a routine that never fails: Flirt and woo. Divide and conquer. Dump him and move on to the next kill. Is he self- involved? Sure, who isnβt? Unscrupulous? Guilty. Dishonest, calculating, a walking human trap of vice and malcontent? Hmmm, could you define dishonestβ¦? Tony doesnβt mean to fall in and out of love so easily; itβs just a habit. Of course, loving so many men also has its unfortunate side effects, namely ex-boyfriends. Like Boyfriend #6, the DJ whose daily radio show is a barrage of not-so-flattering songs designed to tell the world what a cad Tony is. And Boyfriend #8 whoβ¦well, thatβs a long story.
When Tony isnβt collecting his belongings from the front lawn of a shrieking, cursing ex, heβs using his art school degree to knock-off impressionist murals for rich socialites in order to get by. And sometimes, he indulges himself in his only repeat boyfriend, Peter, a beautiful Dane who canβt seem to stop loving Tony even as Tony canβt seem to stop hurting him.
But suddenly, Tonyβs luck is changing. The Casanovaβs charms are wearing off and Tonyβs mad whirl of a life is slowing down just long enough for the pain to catch up. As the collateral damage mounts, Tony thinks he just may have found The One. Now, with the clock ticking and the playbook out the window, Tonyβs putting everything he has on a last chance at real happiness. And this time, heβs going to have to go after it as if his heart, soul, and life depend upon itβ¦
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