Artist Daniel Chase moves into the house he inherited from his grandfather -- with the proviso he must live there or lose it. Soon after, he begins to get premonitions that something isn't right. Then he meets Griffin Pryce, a handsome man who lives off the grid. They become friends when Griffin agrees to become the subject for one of Daniel's paintings.<br><br>Before that can happen, Daniel's ex Ray arrives, wanting to partner with Daniel to turn the house into a fancy restaurant. When Daniel says no, Ray sends a man to threaten him if he doesn't sign the contract Ray has drawn up. Daniel refuses and things go from bad to worse.<br><br>With Griffin's help, can Daniel stop Ray's machinations? As the attraction between Daniel and Griffin grows stronger, will it -- and they -- survive what Ray does next?

Premonitions

Mr. Perkins gave the will to Daniel after making two copies, one for himself, as he’d drawn it up, and one for Daniel’s attorney back in Cleveland. “I suggest you keep this in a safety deposit box or give it to your executor,” he told Daniel.


“Yes. That is quite legal most states. If you’d rather use a safety deposit box, make certain to let her know and give her the legal authority to open the box on your death.” He smiled, adding, “I can draw that up for a nominal fee.”


“Thanks, but I’ll send it to her.” He paid the lawyer for his services, took the will, and he and Griffin left Mr. Perkin’s offices.


“Next stop, the post office?” Griffin asked.


“Yep. The sooner Mellie has this, the better. And then,” Daniel smiled maliciously, “I’ll email Ray to let him know he’s no longer a beneficiary. That should frost his ass, and hopefully get him off mine.”


Chapter 29