With Kevin Winters' novel, The One, the author has delivered one good read which is fast-paced, character-driven, and a page-turner of a book about life, love, and murder in the gay community. This is not your typical murder mystery Winters has crafted a fascinating story about two men, one of them the owner of two hot Toronto restaurants, who moves comfortably in the city's gay community. He dates, hopes for Mr. Right and unexpectedly a very alluring man enters his life-and his heart-and the story is off and running. Nick and Brent are in the throes of building a new and exciting relationship when a murder takes place. With one man dead and the other, part of the police investigation, the story broadens into a frantic race to find the murderer. Who would do this...and why? Winters reminds us on every page that love is love, homosexual or heterosexual, and that the issues of trust, commitment, hope, and dreams are not only similar, but very much the same. The author brings sensitivity and insight to this compelling story. This is one tale designed to keep readers mesmerized. The plot is compelling, with the characters well created, the touch of humor just right, and several clever plot twists guaranteed to keep readers guessing to the last page.

Nick Ward's eerie dream the previous evening which included a footprint in his yard was just that - a dream. However, the real footprint that he found on his patio the next day is where "The One" ends and "The Elusive Footprint" begins. Nick and Brent enjoy an even closer and loving relationship when Brent moves in and they enjoy spirited times with their circle of friends. However, Nick's tranquil world is soon upended by silent - then menacing - calls and the footprint becomes linked as a series of mystifying events propels Nick's tranquil life into a nightmare of harassment. Nick confides in his close friends and the police, desperate to find out who is inching dangerously close. Winters' spellbinding sequel masterfully draws lovers of gay romance and mysteries into a sensual and absorbing story with richly painted characters and jaw-dropping plot twists with his scintillating new work.

In Kevin Winters' fast-paced novel, The One, readers are treated to a page-turner of a book. Combining an insider's view of the relationships and daily happenings in the gay community with an added mystery, the author has delivered one good read. Nick Ward, an affable and hard-working guy who owns two restaurants in Toronto, moves comfortably in the city's gay community. He dates, hopes for Mr. Right, and unexpectedly finds him. When all seems perfect, Nick's new and loving relationship is suddenly thrown off course when a murder takes place and the story broadens as the police race to solve this crime. The plot is compelling, with the characters well created, the touch of humor just right, and several clever plot twists guaranteed to keep readers guessing to the last pages.

With Kevin Winters' novel, The One, the author has delivered one good read which is fast-paced, character-driven, and a page-turner of a book about life, love, and murder in the gay community. This is not your typical murder mystery Winters has crafted a fascinating story about two men, one of them the owner of two hot Toronto restaurants, who moves comfortably in the city's gay community. He dates, hopes for Mr. Right and unexpectedly a very alluring man enters his life-and his heart-and the story is off and running. Nick and Brent are in the throes of building a new and exciting relationship when a murder takes place. With one man dead and the other, part of the police investigation, the story broadens into a frantic race to find the murderer. Who would do this...and why? Winters reminds us on every page that love is love, homosexual or heterosexual, and that the issues of trust, commitment, hope, and dreams are not only similar, but very much the same. The author brings sensitivity and insight to this compelling story. This is one tale designed to keep readers mesmerized. The plot is compelling, with the characters well created, the touch of humor just right, and several clever plot twists guaranteed to keep readers guessing to the last page.