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Jerry Cole

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Paperback, Published in Mar 2016 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

ISBN10: 1530583128 | ISBN13: 9781530583126

Page count: 218

M/M Straight to Gay First Time Romance

Angel Posadas had everything- good looks, a thriving art career, a son he adored, and a beautiful wife- until an accident took his wife from him and left him forced to start over again in New York. Following the accident, he's anxious and uncertain about ever building a life again with anyone, but one thing's for certain: Anyone wanting to be with Angel would have to give all of himself. Sergeant Ryan Garry, a Midwesterner out of his depth in a big city, knows how to give his all- he's been a military man since he was a teenager and owes the service everything. In 2009, Ryan resigned himself to the fact that he's gay, but under Don't Ask, Don't Tell, he's never dared express his real sexuality, and nobody has ever tempted him to venture into the danger zone- until he meets Angel. From the start, their relationship seems impossible. Angel's open to relationships with guys, but he needs full commitment- something Ryan is unwilling and unable to give. When Ryan embarks on a tour of Iraq, they decide it may be best to give up any hope of being together, even though sparks fly when they're together, and Ryan has even won over Angel's son, Finn. But separation makes them both realize their relationship is something special. Angel finds it difficult to cope without communication from Ryan, and Ryan now cannot imagine a life without Angel in it. When Ryan is injured in combat and sent back home, they both have to face the realities of their situation. They're from two different worlds, but something drew them together- can Ryan put Angel ahead of his career, or will he give up the chance of the family he's always dreamed of? Please Note: This book contains Adult Language & Steamy Adult Activities, it is intended for 18+ Adults Only. Approx. 50,000 words in length. HEA (happy ever after ending). Does not end with a "cliffhanger."