Navy Blue Eyes

A positive new voice to ad to the gay entertainment genre, Kevin Hunter hits the scene with a love story that takes place online, "Navy Blue Eyes". In an attempt to promote stronger love relationships in a world that lacks it, twenty-nine year old Trevor is drained by his own lack of love for anyone, and ends up becoming immersed by a young man who comes into his life unexpectedly. Wade is eighteen years old and feels as worn out by his life as Trevor does with his. Battling his own coming of age and sexuality issues he is drawn to Trevor, someone who is at ease with himself, and in turn opens up hidden depths out of Trevor that he never knew existed. The understanding between them leads to a highly sexual love affair, and it isn't long before Trevor realizes he got more than he bargained for. What begins as light and sweet, soon turns dark and bitter as both wrestle to keep their long distance relationship alive. An endless array of emails, letters, phone conversations and chat messages abound with heavy dialogue in a chronological diary. Hard-hearted life experience and insight into relationships and knowing your partner before things get to hairy pollute the couples growing turbulent warfare. The peaks and valleys of one relationship that forever haunts independent minded Trevor, making him easy prey to his love, forces him to readjust. His union with Wade moves into treacherous waters and he is hit with a bat, with test after test on what he feels will define a solid relationship with someone and how much he can take. His almost mafia style ethics when it comes to what a relationship really entails and going into it a fighter, a take no prisoners attitude till the end of your lives together proves noble. A voyeuristic view of the development of an online relationship told from Trevor's eyes spins out of control. Harsh, documentary tone honoring the moments between two people, including the advantages and pitfalls of online dating. Sound relationship, dating, se