Adrian, book-lover extraordinaire, adores his job at the small community library. He gets to share his passion with other people and help them with all book-related questions and issues. When a big, hulking man walks into the library, looking terrified, Adrian’s skills are tested in a completely different way.<br><br>Manne’s relationship with books is uneasy, to say the least. He’s dyslexic and events in his past have made him fearful of books and turned libraries into his worst nightmare. But when the quirky, bowtie-wearing librarian steps in to help, the experience turns positive.<br><br>Their banter is easy and their chemistry instant. But can an accidental meeting turn into something more? Can someone who has trouble reading ever fit into the life of a man whose passion is the written word?

They Met in the Library

He doesn’t sound enthusiastic about it, and I can’t help but agree. It would be nice to be in a private space for once. “Come over?” I blurt.


I squirm in anticipation. “Yeah. But I will be wearing clothes when opening the door.”


His deep chuckle makes my skin buzz. “Maybe we’ll save the naked routine for next time.”


“Oh, honey. I’ve never been a good boy.” His voice is even lower, and it turns my insides into liquid. Melts everything that I am, except for my dick that’s plumping up.


“I don’t think that’s true,” I say.


“Nope. I think you know good boys get all the rewards. At least the ones who count.”


“I’ll text you my address,” I say.


“I’ll be there as soon as I can.”


It doesn’t take long for him to arrive; when my intercom chimes, I’m in the middle of pulling on a fresh T-shirt after the quickest shower I’ve taken in my life.


Chapter 16