Six years ago, Jarrett Kessel helped his best friend’s little brother deal with his family’s rejection when he came out. He saw potential in the tempestuous teenager. Talent. Then, they both moved on with their lives.<br><br>Now, the FBI needs Jarrett’s help. Sketch artist Eli Locke is their only lead in finding a killer, but he’s nowhere to be found. Though the Feds are convinced Jarrett is the best way to lure him out, he’s not so sure. Until they show him the web comic Eli has created, with a superhero who bears a striking resemblance to Jarrett.<br><br>When Eli gets an email out of the blue from the man who changed his life, he doesn’t even consider saying no to a meeting. Jarrett is even more amazing than he remembers, and the fact that he’s all right being the role model for the one thing that means the most to Eli is just icing on the cake. But the truth about the murder comes out, and even though he had nothing to do with it, Eli wants to run. It’s up to Jarrett to keep him from ruining his life for good, before the killer finds them both and does it first ...

Outlined in Ink

His shove toward the bed was playful. So was the way Eli slapped at his grabby hands. He caught a smile on his new lover’s face before he bent his head and bit at his neck, one so pleased with itself he was tempted to slow it down again just to prove a new lesson. But then his hand found the hard tip of Eli’s nipple and pinched, and Eli arched into him, bow-tight and ready to be broken, and Jarrett ended up smiling himself. He couldn’t very well torture Eli when he was guilty of the same crime.


“We are not nearly naked enough,” Eli panted.


Jarrett straightened, though his hands refused to pull away with him. “Do you want the honors, or should I just take them?”


Chapter 71