Hooper
~ Liam ~
I escaped the suffocating grip of my privileged life in Billings, Montana, where an arranged marriage to the domineering Eleanor Peterson loomed. Desperate for a taste of freedom, I sought solace in a single night with a man named Hooper at a bar, a decision that led to an unexpected pregnancy. Fearing Eleanor’s wrath and my family’s demands for an abortion, I vanished in the night, continuously moving until Emilio is born. Knowing I can’t protect my son, I resolved to leave the baby with Hooper, believing the ranch will offer a safer haven for him. Watching from the shadows, I saw Hooper take our son inside before disappearing into the darkness, leaving my heart heavy with uncertainty.
~ Hooper ~
At Black Butte Ranch, I lived for chaos, a master mechanic and explosives expert whose loyalty to my former team members was unwavering. When a baby mysteriously appeared on the porch in the dead of winter, I instinctively knew this was the latest twist in my unpredictable life. An envelope revealed the shocking truth: I was the father, and Liam’s note recounts our brief encounter that changed everything.
Days stretch into anxiety as I grappled with the implications of fatherhood and the absence of Liam. Just as despair threatens to consume me, Liam reappears, weary yet resolute, on a snowy night. Relief washed over him as he recounts his harrowing escape from Eleanor, who remains a looming threat. Before Liam can finish, I pulled him into a fierce embrace, vowing to protect our newfound family against the dangers that lie ahead. But as the storm brews outside, Eleanor’s relentless pursuit hints that our fight for safety has only just begun.
Warning: Gay mpreg erotic romance. The material in this book contains explicit sexual content that is intended for mature audiences only. All characters involved are adults capable of consent, are over the age of eighteen, and are willing participants.
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