It's been a few years since Matt diLorenzo gave his lover Vic Braunson a copy of The Kama Sutra for Gay Men, which doubled as a handy reference guide to the superpowers Vic got every time they made love. The book is well-worn and scribbled in, and the guys haven't seen it in years. But there's one position they never got around to really trying out ... Vic tries not to bring a bad day at work home with him, but Matty can be persistent. Once he uncovers what's bothering Vic, Matt does his best to make his lover forget about everything but him. But Vic is still moody the next morning, and when he returns to work, one thing after another gets him hot under the collar. His foul mood simmers all day. Then he hits the gym after work, and his anger bursts into flames when someone makes the move on his guy. Will Matt be able to put out the fire before anyone gets hurt?

Position 69

“I don’t know,” Matt admitted. “Maybe he likes me or something, who knows? Don’t worry about him.”


Vic groused, “I wasn’t worried until you brought him up. What’s he doing asking about you? What’d he want to know?”


Matt let out an exasperated sigh. “I don’t know, okay? This story isn’t about him, it’s about Roxie.”


“What about Roxie?” Vic wasn’t sure he wanted to let it go. Who the hell went around asking about someone unless he had some sort of ulterior motive? “Who wasthis guy?”


But instead of saying anything, Matt took one of Vic’s hands in both of his and laced their fingers together. Then he hugged it close to his chest. The thatch of dark curls swirled across his pecs tickled Vic’s knuckles.


“Vic, look at me.” Matt ducked his head to get into Vic’s line of sight. “Hey. What’s this all about?”


“Who’s this guy?” Vic asked again. “Don’t say no one. What did he want to know about you for? Was it Jordan?”


Chapter 10