Take one smart, sexy lawyer with tattoos covering his body. Add a macho, handsome Texan with a liquid-gold accent and enough hang-ups to drive a lawyer to commit a crime.
When Alex West told his parents he was gay they said, “Okay. What do you want for supper?” He grew into a happy, well-adjusted man and a sharp-as-a-tack lawyer. He has it all—except someone to call his own. Meeting Kyle Harbor for the first time, lots of thoughts run through his mind. Most of them dirty. Finally, someone sexy and available, and what a catch.
Kyle Harbor grew up with a homophobic father who spent years convincing him what ‘real men’ did and didn’t do. They definitely didn’t fool around with one another, and Kyle got a summer at Bible Camp to convince him. Married for nearly twenty years, he finally decided his beautiful wife deserved better and divorced her. Now he’s looking for love in all the wrong places when he stumbles upon Alex and sparks fly. Can he battle his demons from the past, or is their relationship doomed before it even gets a chance?
Admissible Behavior, book two in Jenna Byrne's Marked Men
series was an overall nice addition to the series.
I thoroughly enjoyed the story and especially loved the
secondary characters, but didn't connect with the main characters until closer
to the end of the book.
Kyle, a closeted divorced man with a daughter had a difficult
time reconciling the fact that gay men could live meaningful familial lives.
Alex on the other hand, was proudly out with a loving network of family and
friends.
Kyle was a pretentious prig who wanted everything his way-
right, wrong, or indifferent. I felt he used Alex and preyed on his feelings,
all the while Alex allowing him to do so. I would have given Kyle the boot and
not let the door hit him in the a..
Eventually, Kyle redeemed himself and found happiness within
himself which in turn allowed him to find happiness with Alex.
Sexy and Sizzling
A four handcuff review
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