Lean Stroud is wanted for robbery and a murder he didn't commit. On the run to California with his partner-in-crime, Kenneth, he spots the relentless bounty hunter, Thomas Grady, on the train. The only way to protect Kenneth is to create a distraction, and that's what he does when he flees the train at the top of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. He forces Thomas to chase him, but nothing can prepare him for what it means to be caught.<br><br>Thomas Grady always gets his man, and Leon Stroud is no exception to that rule. But almost from the moment Thomas touches Leon, he wants the outlaw for something besides his bounty. Driven by desire he doesn't understand, he repeatedly claims Leon's body on the long journey from Soda Springs to San Francisco -- and Leon only begs for more. An even bigger threat, with a larger bounty, could be the very thing they need to drive them together. Or tear them apart.

Stealing West

“Keep it slow,” he panted. “I don’t want to finish until you shoot all over me.”


Thomas eased his pace, though it was difficult to make himself slow down. His wrist didn’t slow. The slower he rocked on Leon’s cock, the faster he jerked his hand. He dropped his head back, and it became more and more difficult to breathe. He didn’t need to look at Leon—he didn’t need to study his face to know exactly how the other man responded to him. He felt everything, vibrating through his flesh. His ass burned, sweat rolled down his neck and back, and his balls throbbed.


A part of him—a large part of him—was starkly relieved he did not have to turn Leon in.


The thought of taking Leon any time he wanted him, any time he needed him, was enough to make Thomas hit his peak a second time.


Chapter 28