Peter and Paul are gemini. And lovers. And friends. They are all for the other. But they need someone who balance them, a dom that understand the unsaid words between them. Bowie is that dom. He is quite and strong, like his gemini are loud and weak.

Peter is a gentle soul. He doesn't speak a lot, but he knows what he wants, and Bowie knows he has to listen to him and be patience and wait for his pet.

Paul is loud and active, but he is unsure. Apparently stronger than his brother, he hides his fear and has a loudy behaviour cause he doesn't want to be dismessed.

Both gemini are open and trustworthy. And Bowie is able to understand their diversity and manage them in different way. Together they build the family that Peter and Paul want so badly. And in the end, the need of the gemini to have a colorful plumage to be as much visible as possible will not be more necessary, cause Bowie can see them as they are, and not as they act.

As always, sex is enjoyble, often and hot.

A deep and heartwarming story, Sean Michael manage to create two wonderful characters, Peter and Paul, everyone with a strong personality and another character, Bowie, apparently more undertone, less colourful, but in the end the very core of this braided trio.