Overview

Last he checked Beckett Thérault was many things; a batshit Ex-Marine, a renowned ladies’ man, a damn good shot, but he sure as hell wasn’t gay. Yet, it seems that cupid has traded his bow for a 9 mm Glock because after getting shot on a job gone wrong, and Hayes Monroe, Beckett’s partner of four years, moves heaven and earth to keep Beckett alive, Beckett is practically swooning over Hayes.

Stranger still, Hayes, the equally as straight, emotionally stunted retired Navy Seal Marksman, seems to share Beckett’s feelings. Regardless of labels, while they both might be willing to admit their attraction to each other, they also have enough baggage to rival a cargo plane, and figuring out what they’re willing to gamble might not be as easy as falling into bed is.

When the bullets start hitting close to home, and the emotional questions start piling up with no answers in sight, the two men will have to face it all or lose it all. It’ll never be perfect, but if they can find even ground, they might be perfectly fine.