George Pettigrew and his papa must leave the California rancho they'd lived on since his birth. They end up in New York City, where Papa marries and George gets a new beloved mama. George also meets Frank and Bart who become fast friends, and in Bart's case, even more.<br><br>The start of the Civil War leaves George the man of the family, but although he’s found a job, it’s difficult to pay the ever-increasing rent. Then Papa dies at Appomattox and Mama falls ill.<br><br>After Mama dies, her father takes George’s siblings. When George learns his younger sister is being abused, he rescues the three children. But will dressing his sisters as boys and himself as a woman be enough of a disguise to keep them safe until they can reach the valley he’s dreamed of? Will Bart leave behind his own family and go with the man he loves?

Home Before Sundown

“You tell me if it hurts,” George ordered.


George stopped. It about killed him not to keep moving, but he wasn’t going to do anything that caused the man he loved pain.


Bart bucked back against him. “Move, dammit, George.”


Bart groaned. “You’re driving me insane. If you don’t move, I’m getting dressed and going home.”


George huffed out a laugh and resumed his forward push. He’d never felt anything like this before, even when he jacked off. Using his own hand had given him satisfaction, but this…oh God, this was beyond satisfying, especially with Bart rocking back and his muscles tightening around him in a snug grip that was driving him closer and closer to the edge.


“George.” Bart panted and shook beneath him. “I can’t…”


Bart swatted at him, and George realized what he meant when he almost toppled forward.


Chapter 80