Visit the Old West, Colonial Java, and the Alaskan Territory in this box set of three historical gay erotic romances with hot-blooded renegades, rebels, and rogues. Contains the stories: All Shook Up: Colonial Java, 1883. Eduard van De Lier’s obsessive attraction to dark-skinned men is just one of his many secrets. His wife Marien knows of his indiscretions, but she stays silent … until a former lover shows up with thoughts of blackmail. Reza was a crewman Eduard wooed on the ship that brought them to Java, and the last person Eduard expects to find in his drawing room. Bounty of the Heart: For seven years, Emmett has harbored feelings for Jack, a notorious bounty hunter. Emmett aches for more than their platonic partnership. When a new bounty sends Emmett and Jack to Alaska, they run into Monty, a hunter Jack used to know who takes an interest in Emmett. Drawn to him despite Jack’s warnings, Emmett learns of the past they share and discovers why Jack has ignored him for so long. Wanted: When cattle rustler Jesse McCray first meets Ethan Phillips, an idealistic tenderfoot passing through the town of Defiance on his way to the California coast, he falls hard. But the cattle baron runs Defiance and has a grudge against one of Jesse’s outlaw friends. A gunfight puts a price on the rustlers’ heads, branding them outlaws. Can Jesse protect Ethan from the lawmen gunning for him?

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Billy smiled. “He’s in no real danger. Sheriff Tyson may be on Shelton’s payroll, but he and Crazy Kit go way back. They knew each other before Shelton even settled here. So the bounty stands, and once or twice some stupid cowpoke tries to collect on it, only to find a bullet in his side for his troubles. Jesse is a quick draw.” Wiping down the bar, Billy added, “And he favors you, I can tell. He’ll be back.”


Ethan frowned at the empty glass in his hand and wondered when.


Billy suggested a room at the Holcombe Hotel, and with his evening’s earnings, Ethan took his advice. The hotel was nothing more than a rundown boarding house, but a few coins bought him a private room and a large tin tub, and the promise of hot water for a bath every other night.


Despite the late hour, he took his limping horse to the hotel’s stables and paid the boy there a hefty sum to rub down his mare and put daily poultices on the sprained leg.


Chapter 54