Hollywood, the mid-1960s.
Russell\'s love for enchiladas led him on a quest to try them wherever he can find them, and he has found them in some very out-of-the-way places..
The Mexican food in Tokyo was great, he says; in Rome, not so good.
His friends think he\'s crazy, but wherever he goes, he seeks out Mexican restaurants.
Sanders has traveled the world, visiting Indonesia, Japan, India, Canada, the Caribbean, London, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Florence, and Venice--and almost all the US states.
About author(s): Russell J.
If that happened, Nate couldn\'t live with himself....
Because if anyone finds out about their relationship, Nate\'s whole life will come crashing down around him.
Of course, he could also be his undoing.
Tai could be his savior, pulling Nate away from the precarious knife-edge he\'s balancing on.
As the boys slowly fall for each other, Nate tries to believe in the possibility of his own happiness. and maybe the love of his life.
Fortunately Nate has Tai Atua, his costar...
The pressure would get to anyone.
On top of that, Nate\'s questioning his sexuality, and his boss is a demanding monster.
But Nate\'s onscreen life looks nothing like the real thing, which stars abusive, addicted parents instead of swooning teenage girls.
President Kennedy has been assassinated, the country\'s civil rights movement is in full swing, and teenager Nate Berrigan is a television sitcom star.
Hollywood, the mid-1960s
