Gavin Mitchel has resigned himself to a lonely and unfulfilling love life, but his first meeting with Ryker Hudson is as steamy as it is random, which is precisely the way Ryker likes it. Their second meeting, while equally random, is beyond awkward.
Although a fourteen-year age difference stands in their way, a much larger obstacle is also blocking their path. Together, Ryker and Gavin must find the strength to overcome the roadblocks or bid farewell to their happily ever after.
**This is a male/male romance meant for ages 18+ due to adult language and situations.**
Series: Something About Him
Book: 5 *Can Be Read as Stand-alone.*
Release Date: January 26, 2017
Publisher: A.D. Ellis Publishing
Pages or Words: 51,000
Categories: Male/Male Romance
Goodreads Link: https://www.goodreads.com/review/new/33394253-ryker-gavin
Excerpt from Ryker’s point-of-view:
“Man, I seriously feel like a damn yo-yo right now,” I huffed to Asher as
we finished up our run around the park. I didn’t love running, but Asher was
usually able to drag me out for a run once or twice a week with a promise of
the coffee shop at the finish line.
“A yo-yo? Like you’re getting jerked around or what?” Asher’s breathing
was less labored than mine was. Running four to five times a week gave him an
edge in the cardio department.
“No, like one second I’m high, feeling like I may have a second chance
with my mom. Then, bam, I’m back down to feeling low. I want to be angry with
her, but I want the drama to be over. I want her to know I’m hurt, but I don’t
want to keep feeling the pain. I want to stay tough and not get hurt again, but
I want to move past the shit and give feeling good a chance again.”
Asher was quiet for a moment as we tackled the last incline of our
journey. I knew the end was near, a promised cup of sweet coffee goodness
awaited me, and I was willing to let him think on my words for a bit.
By the time we reached the park entrance and walked the short blocks to
the coffee shop, we were both breathing more easily. After ordering our
coffees, we glanced around at the packed house only to see the seats were all
taken.
“Do you feel like a donut?” Asher asked.
I poke at my ribs, “Nope, definitely human,” I joked.
“Ha ha, funny. No, I mean, let’s go to my Grandma’s bakery. We can drink
our coffee and get something to eat. Maybe split a muffin or something.”
“The Cakery? No way am I splitting anything there. If you’re taking me to
a sweet carb heaven, I’m eating a whole treat and not sharing it.” Asher’s
“grandmother”, Janie, was the owner of The Cakery. She had married into the
family before Asher was born. That family tree was likely the most wonky one in
Torey Hope, but the long and short of it was that Grandma Janie was a wonderful
woman and had cornered the market in town with her baked goods. She did offer a
simple cup of coffee with her sugary confections, but she didn’t try to compete
with the coffee shop. And, while the coffee shop did offer a few bakery items
to its customers, it was pretty much a given that most people would get their
coffee and other caffeinated drinks at Torey Hope’s Beans and Leaves coffee and
tea house while picking up their favorite bakery goods at The Cakery.
“You know, eating an entire sweet treat sort of negates the run we just
took,” Asher looked at me pointedly.
“I ran with you because you made me and I knew I’d get coffee,” I patted
my flat belly, “I’m pretty sure my metabolism isn’t going to shut down from one
donut or muffin.”
“Yeah, yeah. I’m not so worried about your physique as much as your
arteries. You eat like a high school kid.”
I rolled my eyes and waved him off as we grabbed our coffees and headed
down the street to The Cakery.
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