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Miguel Rodriguez believes that love makes the strongest of men weak and wants no part of it, but when he meets Julian Canton, he makes one delicious mistake that will change both their lives forever.
Miguel Rodriguez stood by his friend Xavier’s side when evidence of his affair with another man came out. He also stuck by Xavier when he disappeared from
Hopping on a plane to
General Release Date: 16th January 2015
‘I’m not just marrying Russell and running for Senate…’ Xavier’s words echoed in Miguel’s mind like a Justin Bieber or Miley Cyrus song—catchy, annoying, grating on his nerves and something that, once heard, played repetitively in his mind until he wanted to blow his brains out.
‘I’m marrying Russell and winning the Senate seat.’
Xavier Edmond was usually a very sane, logical man, but ever since he’d met and ‘fallen in love’ with some young graduate student named Russell Heter months before, he’d lost his fucking mind. In Miguel’s opinion, Xavier had been making one mistake after another. While he wanted his best friend to run for the Senate—hell, he’d been pushing for it for a long time—he also knew that Xavier trying to run for such a highly publicized position in politics with a man on his arm was idiotic. CWG, or Campaigning While Gay, was career suicide. Everyone knew that. Plenty of men made mistakes while they were in office—it was almost a prerequisite for the job—but being gay was one that Xavier wouldn’t be able to recover from. And it was one even Miguel couldn’t help him win with.
Miguel Rodriguez prided himself on being the best campaign manager in the business. He and Xavier had been together for years and had been friends for even longer. While he had all the faith in the world that his friend would make a great Senator, he didn’t think he would make a good gay one.
“Now boarding Flight three-one-nine nonstop from
Miguel looked up from his BlackBerry at the ticket agent’s announcement. That was his flight. It was time for him to get on the plane. Pressing a hand to his stomach in a fruitless attempt to settle the butterflies that had taken flight there, he exhaled slowly.
“Nervous about flying?” a soft voice beside him asked.
Miguel turned, prepared to answer politely, a ready smile on his face that quickly froze at the sight of the ridiculous beauty standing in front of him. He swallowed and prayed to every saint he knew that he wasn’t drooling all over his expensive Maceoo shirt. He’d spent a lot of money on his wardrobe and while the androgynous man in front of him was eighty shades of gorgeousness, there was no way to get drool out of silk.
He was slender, though Miguel suspected it was toned muscle, judging from the stranger’s forearms. And even though he was shorter than Miguel, it was only by an inch, putting him at about six foot two to Miguel’s own six foot three. His dark brown and blond streaked hair was parted down the middle and part of it flowed over one shoulder like a delicious waterfall of dark chocolate and caramel. Miguel wanted to dive in head first and inhale. His skin looked like smooth porcelain, fragile and priceless, and his face was thin and sculpted like a rare painting.
Miguel’s heart pounded even as his cock grew hard in his pants. He was shocked at his body’s quick reaction to someone he’d only just looked at and hadn’t even introduced himself to yet, especially in such a public setting. Shaking his head at himself mentally—completely disgusted with his behavior, especially with the lecture he was on his way to deliver to Xavier—he squared his shoulders and smiled again.
“I think it’s the loss of control,” he confessed. “I don’t really like not being the master of my own destiny.”
The man nodded and bit his lower lip. “I guess I can understand that. I know the reference anyway.”
Miguel quirked an eyebrow. “Do you not have an issue with giving up control?”
The stranger blushed. “Not especially. No.”
A slight shiver of awareness passed through Miguel’s body as he realized what the seductive man was telling him. He’s a sub.
Vicktor Alexander “Vic” wrote his first story at the age of ten about his youngest sister and her destruction of the world…with her breath. Vic now enjoys writing about shifters, humanoids, cowboys, firemen, rent boys, fairies, elves, dancers, doctors, Doms, Subs, and anything else that catches his fancy, all sexy men falling in love with each other and having lots of naughty, dirty, man-on-man sex. Already a bestselling author of The Tate Pack Series, Vic has his eyes on the stories that erase the lines of tradition and focus instead on love in all its many forms. A huge fan of the “happily-ever-after” ending, he writes his characters all riding off into the proverbial sunset, sexually satisfied, and in love, all bearing the scars of fighting for that love, just like in real life. No consistent fluff themes here, Vic’s stories can be slightly gritty, dark, and hard hitting, but the reason for that is that, to Vic, love is sweeter when it’s been fought for and won. Never satisfied with only one genre, every book that Vic writes falls into more than one category and has each main character experiencing more than one orgasm, which is something Vic is very used to hearing in his real life.
Out and proud, Vic does not believe that love only comes in one form, one race, one gender, and that not only is gender fluid, but sexuality as well. Vic loves to make people laugh, and when he’s not writing, or rather, procrastinating in writing, he’s reading, playing the Sims 3, hanging out with his very supportive adopted family, or being distracted from his writing by drooling over pictures of John Barrowman, Scott Hoying, Charlie David, and Shemar Moore.
Reviewed by MM Good Book Reviews
This was a really good book to read. The sex was hot between them. Well written and an amazing read.
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Sometimes a Sir meets his boy in the most innocent of places. It can be at work. It can be in line at the grocery store. It can even be while they are standing around at the airport waiting to board. The important thing is the connection. Someone says something that alerts the other to the fact that they are in the Lifestyle and the other picks up on the fact that they are. Because not everyone is wearing leather gear, not everyone has tattoos or is flagging to a certain side. Not everyone has their flogger attached to their belt loops like me.
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Three of my favorite actors:
• John Barrowman. Besides being incredibly gorgeous,
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