When it rains, it pours ...<br><br>Television weatherman Nick Lau’s romantic weekend with his boyfriend Austin ends in disaster before it even has the chance to begin. Austin dumps him and leaves their cabin just as the heavens open, and soon, the mountain is awash in dangerous flash floods.<br><br>Park ranger Jay Archer just wants to escort the tourists off the mountain and to safety. But instead, he finds himself stranded in a small cabin with the very attractive Nick Lau. He seeks sanctuary with Nick, who returns the favor by seeking a different kind of sanctuary in Jay’s arms.

Out of the Storm

He squinted down the length of the bed. The sheets looked dry. Crawling to the headboard, he fingered the soft cotton before touching the pillow. Everything was dry. After the fuss the ranger had made the night before, he sincerely doubted he would have slept in wet sheets, which meant they’d both been naked before getting into bed. He knew why Archer was, but the question remained whether or not Nick had stripped down so that they could have sex or for purely pragmatic reasons.


Lying down in the warm spot, Nick pulled the blankets up around his ears as he tried to focus on the points of his body that weren’t screaming in agony. He didn’t feel like he’d been fucked. With a cock like Archer sported, Nick was sure he would feel it if he had. So maybe he’d just passed out.


He liked that thought. It was a lot more comforting than thinking he was a big enough slut to throw himself at the only available man in a twenty-mile radius.


Chapter 8