Break-Away Strength
Jan 2016 · Carry Me Book 5 · eXtasy Books
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Reginald Reggie Herrera has been feeling out of sorts for a while. Helping an old friend build a barn for a gay couple causes him to wonder what if, creating a resurgence of needs he'd thought buried decades ago. Filled with guilt, as if he is somehow betraying the memory of his late wife, Reggie heads to his fishing cabin for a few weeks alone, hoping to clear his head. While Reggie is out fly-fishing, he sees a man in a float tube flip in the river and hit his head. Reggie pulls the unconscious guy from the water, but when the young man wakes, he has amnesia. As Reggie helps the stranger regain his strength and piece together his past, his feelings turn from fatherly concern to something more. Just as Reggie begins to give into his desires, he learns that his young lover is Miguel Swanson, and he's wanted in connection with the death of his female roommate. Can Reggie believe Miguel, who doesn't truly remember, that he didn't actually murder his best friend? Not to mention, if Miguel didn't do it...who did?
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Charlie Richards was a staff writer on the NBC television show "House Rules". Not only that, but he's written everything from commercials to news to "Adventures in Odyssey(R)" to speeches for Dr. James Dobson of Focus on the Family. His love for writing stories and dialog for kids ultimately led him to create his own radio program, "The Pond", which currently airs on over 160 stations in the United States and is expanding monthly. Charlie lives in Pasadena, California with his wife Michele and two children, Noah and Macy.
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