Jewels for Vishnu — Roland Graeme

In Los Angeles, jewelry salesman and designer Corey Oliver is excited when he meets the easygoing personal trainer and fitness model Joey. Corey hopes that their intense sexual relationship will develop into something deeper and more lasting. After all, the handsome and versatile Joey would seem to be all that Corey could ask for in another man. But Corey's life becomes complicated when the wealthy Tamil businessman Kaustav Thevar commissions him to design and make jewelry for his bronze statue of the Hindu god Vishnu. Not only does Kaustav have a seductive young houseboy in his employ, but Corey finds himself increasingly attracted to Kaustav, as well. Is Corey asking for too much from Joey, or is Joey ready to commit to a relationship with him? And would it be unethical for Corey to enter into more than a business relation with Kaustav? It seems as though little short of divine intervention can resolve Corey's dilemma.