Dangerous Pursuit
Even if he doesn’t care I’m a man, I’m certainly not the man for him.
Xander
I was never much of a flirt. In fact, I was never much of a man overtly interested in anyone in particular, my life already filled to the brim with activities much more fun than chasing tail.
Until him.
It’s funny, really. Everything about this was wrong on paper. From his unorthodox place of work, to his physique that could snap you in half with no effort, to the fact that Liam was, well, a man, something a guy like me had no business desiring.
Between university, my job and football I didn’t have time for an identity crisis. But thinking about him interfered with my peace of mind, and if my best friend could land a guy, I could at least ask one out.
Yes, Liam wasn’t just any man. He was a man and a half. And I was dying to try him on for size.
Liam
Getting pursued by a straight guy was hardly a first for me, which meant I had the upper hand. Been there, broke that. I know better.
I was down at first—you’d be too if you saw him, trust me—he was nice enough, hot enough, wild enough. But he was also straight, and I vowed to myself long ago I wouldn’t be anyone test drive. Not again.
And even though Xander was persistent, my conviction was up to pair with his resolve. He didn’t need me to mess up his life.
Besides, in what universe did an ex Navy SEAL and a straight online tarot reader have anything in common, anyway?
Dangerous Pursuit is a stand-alone, bi-awakening MM erotic romance novel. HEA included.
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