Teddy McQueen is so deep in the closet he’s
practically snow-covered and staring at a lamppost. Unwilling to confront his
sexuality due to the conviction he will disappoint his family, he finds solace
in providing happy endings for clients in his job instead of the one he
secretly craves for himself.
Gorgeous, loud-mouthed Kenzie is a
talented, cocky East End wide boy, with no filter and a penchant for easy
hookups. He works hard, plays hard, and never has regrets. He sticks to his one
rule of never getting involved, because relationships are too complicated.
Rock, meet hard place.
The two men may not officially “be
together” but there’s no denying the ferocity of their attraction. When
passions flare this hot, there’s no avoiding burns. The question is, are their
undies inflammable enough to see them through the conflagration, or will love
tear them, their friends, and their families apart.
This
book contains strong Cockney accents, a bunch of well-meaning but interfearing friends,
eccentric family members, and the occasional kilt. (Damn, there may not be any
undies involved at all.)
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