Available: Totally Bound
Blurb:
This
book is part of the Cattle Valley series.
Making
room for two children in a busy household won’t be easy, Ryan and Rio do it
with plenty of laughter and tears along the way.
At
the age of eighteen, Nate Gills was forced out of his family for being gay.
With hush money in his pocket and anger in his heart, Nate fled Washington DC
for Chicago to start a new life. Although he eventually found love with two
wonderful men, he buried his feelings of abandonment behind a façade of
confidence.
When
a horrific accident takes the lives of his younger brother and sister-in-law,
Nate is forced to revisit the emotions he’d worked so hard to bury. In a twist
of fate, Nate is named guardian of a niece and nephew he’s never met, putting
him into direct conflict with the father who shunned him so many years earlier.
Will
the threesome who have spent years enjoying sexual pleasure whenever and
wherever the mood struck, be able to adjust to having two children in the
house? Or will they lose their relationship along the way?
Excerpt:
“Is that you?” Nate called when he heard the office door open and close.
“No, it’s a terrorist looking for clues as to how I make this city run
so smoothly,” Carol answered back.
Nate filled Carol’s usual mug with coffee before carrying it into the
reception area. “I need to take the week off,” he told her, setting the cup on
the desk. “You think you can handle things while I’m gone?”
Laughing, Carol hung up her coat and dropped her gigantic purse to the
floor. “Must I continue to remind you that your job is to sit behind that big
desk of yours and look pretty while I do all the actual work around here?”
“Funny, that’s what Ethan said last time you were gone,” Nate said. He
couldn’t hide his grin. Except for his two men, Carol was his favorite person
in Cattle Valley
“You’re a damn liar.” Carol sat in her chair and reached for her coffee.
She took a sip and moaned. “But you do make a great cup of coffee.” She eyed
Nate over the rim of her mug. “So have you and the other wild ones decided to
get out of this snow and head for the beach again?”
“My brother and his wife were killed last night when their plane went
down in a field. I need to go to Baltimore to
attend their funerals and check on my niece and nephew,” Nate explained. He
prepared himself for the barrage of questions he was sure would follow.
“I’m sorry.” Carol set down her cup and reached for Nate’s hand. “I’ll
ask George and Trick to look after your horses while you’re away.”
It said a lot about the woman that she accepted and commiserated without
prying into Nate’s personal life. Although he enjoyed sparring with Carol, down
deep, Nate couldn’t imagine his life without her. “I’d appreciate that,
thanks.”
Carol waved away his words. “You’d do the same for me. Well, maybe not
me, but you’d do the same for George and Trick.” She grinned and stood up.
“Just get your ass back here before I decide to give Ethan and myself a raise.”
Her eyes sparkled before wrapping her arms around him. “A big one.”
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