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Joe, an ex-detective
and a popular Dom, wasn’t gay. Not one little bit. He told himself that all the
time he fought the inexplicable attraction he had for the gorgeous young
submissive, Adam. Yet when he learns a psychopath responsible for two murders
has set his sights on Adam, and Adam disappears, it suddenly seemed far more
important to tell him something else.
Joe realizes Adam has become more important to him than his next breath, but if he can’t track down the psycho that was torturing and murdering submissives, Joe won’t ever be able to tell Adam anything else again, it will be far too late.
Joe realizes Adam has become more important to him than his next breath, but if he can’t track down the psycho that was torturing and murdering submissives, Joe won’t ever be able to tell Adam anything else again, it will be far too late.
Excerpt 1
He trailed the yellow mini until he came to a late night
7-Eleven. Joe frowned. Where the hell was Adam going? He parked the mini at the
side. Joe pulled the truck up alongside the mini and got out. Maybe Adam needed
some milk or something. Adam walked up to Joe and shuffled his feet a little.
“Thanks for following me home.”
Joe looked at the shop, astonished. “Where do you live?”
Adam blushed. “My apartment’s around the back. You don’t need
to follow me further—
I’m home now.”
A trickle of something Joe didn’t like wound its way down
his spine. “Adam, I don’t care where you live. I just want to make sure you get
in safe.”
Adam blushed again. “It’s small. I can’t afford much.”
“I don’t care. I’m not going until I know you’re in.” Joe
firmly set off to the back of the store.
Adam quickly caught up to him up and gestured to the fire
escape. “It’s up there.”
Adam climbed the steps, Joe right on his heels. Joe saw the
smashed padlock and the door ajar at the same time that Adam made a funny noise
in his throat and took a step forward. Joe shot his arm out to block him.
Fuck.
Last day on the job and he had no gun on him. Joe immediately
stepped in front of Adam and pushed at the door. A smell like rusty nails hit
Joe, and every hair on his arms stood up. Adam paled. Joe had been on the job
too long not to have developed a strong stomach. “Stay here.”
He cursed again at his lack of a gun. Joe saw immediately
the place was empty. It was one very small room, attached to a smaller space
with a toilet just visible. Someone had attempted to close it off with a
curtain, but that lay in tatters on the floor. The room was completely trashed.
The drawers in the only chest were ripped open and smashed. Clothes had been
torn and thrown about.
Joe heard a small gasp and whirled around to see Adam had
taken a step inside the door. Joe followed Adam’s appalled gaze to the wall
above what used to be Adam’s bed. On the wall, the only thing left on the wall
was a blown up picture of Adam, the same one as the cover shot for the
magazine. In what Joe knew was blood—from the smell—were scrawled the words:
Indulge me.
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