If you could save someone's life, would you? Anyone's? Ali's older brother has a swastika tattooed on his knuckles, a prison ID number for nearly beating an immigrant to death, and spent his teenage years ruthlessly persecuting Ali for being gay. Blood may be thicker than water, but Ali has spent most of his life desperate to prove he is nothing like Tony. A committed vegetarian, charity-supporter, and blood donor, Ali would do anything for anyone. Ali may share parentage with Tony, but he’s determined not to share anything else if he can help it. So when Tony contracts leukaemia, and Ali is the only match for the urgently-needed bone marrow transplant, Ali is caught between two equally awful choices: to refuse and condemn a man to death, or to donate. And in donating, save the life of the man who nearly murdered Ali's Iraqi boyfriend?

Thicker Than Bone

Yazid brought the boxers down, too, until the cotton and the denim crumpled to the floor and those long, luxurious legs were on full display. Yazid ran his palms reverently up tight calves, and kissed the soft, perfect skin at Ali’s inner thigh.


“What do you want?” Yazid whispered there.


Ali’s silence was thrilling. Promising. Demanding.


“I want you to put that filthy mouth to good use,” Ali finally said, in a voice so deep it was little more than a rumble. “I want you to suck me off so hard I see stars when I come. And when I do, you’ll swallow it. Got it?”


Yazid felt a wide, slow smile spreading uncontrollably across his face, and leaned forward to run his tongue, slow and heavy, up the underside of Ali’s cock. “Got it,” he whispered over the head, and wrapped his lips around it.


Chapter 86