That Defining Moment (Golden Boys #3)

Lysander Huxley has spent eight years being looked at. As TheoTheO, the most subscribed male omega on OnlyFans, he belonged to his audience.

Then he walked out of his penthouse with only the clothes on his back and a vague intention to find out who he is when there’s no one watching.

South-East Asia seems as good a place as any to discover himself.

Hamish McNally is an internationally recognised documentarian, the sort who can zone right in on the question his subject has spent a lifetime avoiding.

He has interviewed world leaders, warlords, and a man with a well-documented case of globophilia. Yet he still finds Lysander the most fascinating person he has met in years.

A fortnight of sun, sex and dangerously good conversation later, Hamish flies home with an earnest “come find me in Melbourne when you’re done sunning yourself,” and Lysander does the single most uncalculated thing of his adult life and gets on a plane to claim his man.

What he’s failed to account for is Cassian: a male omega freshly out of a cult, the subject of Hamish’s last documentary and current resident of Hamish’s spare room, who does naked yoga in the back garden at six in the morning and calls Hamish his alpha.