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Crossed Lines - cover

Crossed Lines

A.F. Henley

Publisher: JMS Books LLC

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Summary

When Aaron Fielde told his ex-partner he didn't know what love was, he meant it. All his life he'd done everything everyone expected him to and still somehow managed to end up as a bored, lonely, middle-aged man living a forgotten life on his own. When he gets into a car accident with a man he too late realizes is Dante Hyako, heir to the Hyako fortune, he has a vested interest in keeping the secret he probably shouldn't have been driving.
Dante is classy, sexy, and elicits feelings Aaron didn't think he was capable of. So when Dante suggests they meet again, in private, Aaron agrees. It doesn't take long for Aaron to realize he's attracted to Dante, but something doesn't feel quite right. What would a guy like Dante want with a guy like him? 
The closer they get, the more Aaron feels Dante may have his own agenda, and Aaron is walking into a trap.
Available since: 02/17/2024.
Print length: 102 pages.

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