Out for Justice Book 2

Hello readers :) Thanks for checking out my blog. I hope you enjoyed Ricochet book one of the Out for Justice series. I am excited to announce Out for Justice book 2 will be Frost and Seth's story. The book is currently with my editor. Hopefully - keeping fingers crossed - Book 2 will be released sometime in September.

Excerpt from Frost and Seth's story (Untitled)

(Unedited of course! :) 

     “That man is so dreamy,” Seth sighed turning his gaze away from Asher Grayson code name Frost. 

     “Jeez, poor Dennis.” Noah laughed and nudged his shoulder. 

     Mentioning his current boyfriend had the effect of a cold bucket of water. 

     .......

     “Things okay at home? ” Noah asked turning to study him.

     Seth avoided Noah’s searching gaze but after a moment he admitted, “I don’t know. Lately, I can’t get a read on Dennis. He’s distant and angry most of the time.”

     “What’s going on?” 

     “I don’t know. I’ve tried to talk to him. He just shrugs me off.” Seth found the damp paper towel in his hands suddenly fascinating.

     “You deserve to be with someone who makes you happy,” Noah said softly. 

     He rubbed the towels along the counter. Noah had never made it a secret that he didn’t like his boyfriend. So really, Noah wasn’t the best person to talk to about Dennis.

     Seth wanted what Noah and Mac had. He wanted to love and be loved in return. He wanted that with Dennis. But lately every conversation he had with his boyfriend led to negativity. Either Dennis ended up pissed at him for voicing his concerns or the guy called him a nag and paranoid.  

     Seth couldn’t ever imagine telling Dennis he loved him. He had an idea about tonight though, a surprise night in with dinner and a movie. He desperately wanted to get them back on even ground. Seth hated when things were strained between them. Dennis was a good guy, he must be doing something to set him off. Once he found out what that was, he could fix it. 

     Catching a glimpse of Frost, Seth deliberately turned away. Noah was right, he needed to focus his attention on his own relationship and not men who were players.