Tom Whitmore's feelings for Logan White began the first day he saw him back in middle school, but somewhere in those wild college years, Tom's crush turned to love. A year after college, all that was well and good, and Tom had even learned how to deal with being in love with his straight best friend, until stupid Logan White ran off and married a complete stranger ... an older, gorgeous, wealthy stranger who looks like a soap opera star, and just so happens to be able to turn into a shark. No matter how idiotic the mistake, Tom has never given up on Logan, and he doesn't plan to start now. If he has to plot against this shark shifting man while battling Logan's own stubbornness, then so be it. Because this time, it's Tom's turn.

Tom's Turn

Stefano was silent again, and this time when


he looked at his plate, he seemed more sad than thoughtful. I felt


“I’ve been good to you,” he said. “I’ve saved


your brother and his friends. We invited your friend here to live.


Financially, you’ve got nothing to worry about. You can work on


your masters and your writing all day.”


“I appreciate what you did for Sam and the


twins, I’ll always be grateful for that,” Logan said. “As for what


I’m supposed to do every day or how we interact financially, we


haven’t even discussed that. We’ve just rushed into this marriage


in a pool full of people, and then this threesome that your sister


actually kind of initiated. We haven’t really spent much time


together as a couple. Hell, we met when you and your sister were


trying to pick me up, and the first time we fooled around she was


“That’s not entirely true. We’ve had some


time together. We made out that night in your hotel room, and then


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