Officer Lou Hernandez is surprised when he's asked to help Gideon Monahan catch an art forger. He's not too happy, however, when he meets the man he'll be working with. Lou thinks Rory Kinley is a supercilious pain in the ass. Rory, on the other hand, sees no reason why Lou has been brought into this. After all, he's just a cop, albeit one who is good at going undercover.<br><br>The art forger they're after -- Nate Hanks -- cons collectors, saying he has an undiscovered painting by a famous artist. He's killed one of his marks already to keep from being caught.<br><br>Lou and Rory will have to set aside their differences as they set up a sting to stop Hanks. When they do, they discover they may not be as incompatible as they thought. The question becomes, will their growing feelings survive what's to come -- or be destroyed in the process?

It Takes a Forger

Bolts of pleasure washed over Rory. Then, unable to restrain himself any longer, he came—only vaguely aware when Lou did, soon after.


“Damn, and double damn,” Lou groaned, collapsing on Rory’s back, his body shaking from his orgasm.


Rory could barely nod in reply as he released his grip on the headboard, dropping them both onto the bed. “I…concur,” he finally managed to say.


“Damn it, Rory, I know what it means.” Lou kissed the nape of Rory’s neck then pulled out and slid off Rory so he could wrap him in a loving embrace. “To agree. To be in accord.”


“Smart ass,” Rory grumbled before kissing him.


The kiss deepened for a long moment, before Lou said with a laugh, “You, my man, are a sticky mess.”


“I suppose I’ll accept part of the blame.”


Chapter 34