Dec 21, 2014

The Abbey Part 3

Jace Tyler
Paddy O'Brian

Release Date 21 December 2014

Description
Jace Tyler plays Steven, the youngest son of the master of the Abbey in the third installment of the Abbey series. Steven is a forward thinker and a man about social change, unheard of in the time. He finds a like-minded individual in his driver Tom, played by Paddy O’Brian. Their shared views on the world turn into their shared love for each other. They confess their feelings for each other, but know in the world they live in they can never be. Before leaving the Abbey, Steven and Tom are able to spend one night together, the only they will always cherish.




















Dec 20, 2014

Forbidden Part 1

Matt Anders
Paddy O'Brian

Release Date 20 December 2014

Description
The Forbidden series has Paddy O’Brian once putting on the holy robe and pretending to be a priest. He takes his post in the confessional and is time visited by a non-believer, but someone who just needs to express his feelings. Matt Anders confesses that his boyfriend was not who he thought he was and is playing a role. Paddy understands this and wants to confess but instead gives sympathy to Matt who he finds irresistible. Matt is surprised to see what the priest he has been confessing to looks like and finds himself falling for him.




















Dec 19, 2014

Men of Anarchy Part 2

Bennett Anthony
Johnny Hazzard

Release Date 19 December 2014

Description
The Prospect saves Paddy O'Brian's life twice but is then taken captive by The Jackals. Do they save The Prospect or do they sort their deal with the Irish? Paddy wants to focus on the Irish but Johnny Hazzard is convinced they need to stick together and accuses Paddy of breaking up the group and making bad decisions. Johnny tells Bennett Anthony that he is counting on his vote to go get the Prospect back. Johnny seduces Bennett and the two have passionate sex, making Bennett agree to support him. Then the team vote against Paddy and they go to get The Prospect back.





















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