Mitch Edwards has it made: at twenty-nine, he’s just been named partner at one of the largest law firms in the city and he’s just bought his first house. But he has the feeling something is missing, and he’s pretty sure he knows what it is. So when the woman he’s been dating goes out of town for three weeks, he seizes the opportunity and summons the courage to visit a gay bar.<br><br>He takes Rion Murphy home, and they hit it off so well that after a few weeks of exploration on Mitch’s part, they decide to make the arrangement more permanent. But then Mitch’s past catches up with him, and it’s up to Rion to help him cope.

Curiosity Satisfied

“The bitch on two, boss,” Marjorie said.


“Thanks. Why don’t you stay on the line? I may need a witness.”


I punched the button to change lines. “Hello.”


“You didn’t come home last night.”


“I looked up your deed in the courthouse and got the address.”


“Rosalie, you’re beginning to sound like a broken record. So?”


“So, what do you have to say for yourself?”


“Simply this. Rosalie, we do nothave a relationship of any kind. If you persist in stalking me, I’ll petition the court for a restraining order preventing you from coming within a thousand yards of anywhere I am. Do you understand me?”


“Believe it, and I have a witness to what I’ve just told you.”


“Yes,” Marjorie said, “he has a witness. I suggest you pay attention to what he said.”


Chapter 16