Peruvian-Japanese pro golfer Dimas Kanashiro should have been celebrating his first major golf tournament win. Instead, the suspicious death of his boyfriend’s stepfather places Dimas’ boyfriend, Hunter Mullins, under suspicion.<br><br>Carl Mullins was a lousy stepfather and lousy human being in Dimas’ book, but Hunter always thought differently. So after beating Carl in the most important golf tournament of his life, it’s now up to Dimas to help Hunter find out how his stepfather died and, if murdered, who killed him in order to clear Hunter’s name.

Sudden Death

After the female reporter was done, he asked if anyone wanted to ask him questions in Japanese. The TV crew laughed. Dimas studied the small group that had been asking him questions, and wished Hunter was among the group. He wanted to share this moment with him.


If only Hunter wasn’t so scared of what people thought. What Carl thought. He wondered if anyone would really care if Hunter came out.


Luckily, after almost an hour of it, the questioning ended. His agent, impatient, since he had to take off for New York, signaled the interviews were done. Dimas himself didn’t wait for the camera assist to come over and remove his microphone off his golf shirt: he removed it himself and stood up, shaking hands quickly with several people who were near the exit.


Chapter 10