When the police call the slaughter of his mother and brother a home invasion gone bad, Mika doesn't believe it. Because he has no way to prove otherwise, he closes down, refusing to talk about what happened.<br><br>That is until Buck, a bouncer at a local bar Mika visits, convinces Mika to open up to him. When he does, Buck not only learns about the murder, but also that Mika grew up living off the grid until his father died, two years previously, at which point his family moved to the city.<br><br>They begin to bond as they try to figure out the reason behind the murders, which may revolve around the family property in the mountains. All they have to do is prove it, without being killed in the process. Only if they can will they take a chance and move their growing friendship on to something more.

Hunting a Killer

It took Mika a moment to catch on, then he said, “Well, I’m a bottom so I hope to hell you like to top or we could be in big trouble.”


“I’ve been known to,” Buck replied, straight-faced as he leaned over Mika to get condoms from the nightstand. “Like always.”


“Whew.” Mika’s cock had begun to soften with all the teasing talk. The second Buck rolled one of the condoms onto it, it hardened again—and even more when Buck went down on him. Too soon, he knew he’d come if Buck didn’t stop, and said as much.


Buck released him, crawling up his body to give him a kiss. “Now, on your hands and knees,” he said when they broke apart.


Smiling, Buck replied, “I’ll take that as I think you meant it. I don’t need anything other than to be in you, so…” He sat back on his heels, waiting for Mika to comply, which he did.


Chapter 40