Borrowing Trouble: ARC Review Roundup

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"I have really come to enjoy this author’s tales of romance and his style of writing and this particular story was the perfect balance of sweetness, angst and piping hot sexy times." — 4.5 Stars from Lisa @ Sinfully Sexy Reviews. [Click Here] for full review. 

"I have found your next feel-good read! ... I truly enjoyed this book from beginning to end, it is a touching story about how finding true love may not always be easy but it is most definitely worth it." — 5 Stars from Jenn @ The Geekery Books Review. [Click Here] for full review. 

"What really struck me about this story, was not only was it Boehme’s inimitable romantic story with great MCs, it was alos a story that explores the complexities of being out, coming out, and falling love." — 4.5 stars from Danielle @ The Watch & Word Society. [Click Here] for full review. 

"All in all this was another winner from Kade Boehme. He writes it- I read it. That’s how much I love his stories. If you’re looking for a beautiful love story then look no further." — 4.8 Stars from Lili @ Gaybook.Reviews (Formerly JesseWave). [Click Here] for full review 


I'm blown away by all the kind words and the sales for Landon & Jay.  #1 Best Seller in Gay Romance & #1 Best Seller in LGBT Erotica, Borrowing Trouble is available now for $2.99 (USD) in eBook and available free to KU subscribers. Also available in paperback! If you haven't picked up your copy [Click Here].

Borrowing Trouble

by Kade Boehme

Now Available! 

After an amicable divorce, Jay Hill decided to move back to his rural hometown with his teenage kids. Being on good terms with his ex-wife and in laws has made the transition into single life pretty smooth. Things were good and uncomplicated. Then Landon Petty walked into his life.

Landon didn’t expect to still be stuck in his hometown working at his dad’s sawmill at this point in his life. Being an openly gay truck driver was as awkward in practice as in description. When Jay came to take over managerial duties at his dad’s business, Landon was surprised to find a friend. When Jay turns out not to be as straight as he thought, things get complicated.

When feelings for Landon shine a light on how much Jay’s life has been actually half lived, he’s forced to decide if he’ll jump in with both feet or if he’ll let Landon slip through his fingers.

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Borrowing Trouble Snippet & Reader Appreciation Giveaway

HEY GUYS!

So, I am BLOWN AWAY by the sales and fabulous reviews for Borrowing Trouble. I was super nervous about how Landon & Jay's laid back small-town story would go over and goddamn has it exceeded any expectation I ever could have had. Y'all... You leave me speechless.

So. I'll let a giveaway speak for me.

First, for those who haven't read it yet, I've got one last snippet for you guys. It's 100% NSFW, but it's one of my favorite Jay moments in the book. Then stick around for the giveaway and enter for your chance to win paperbacks, swag, and gift cards!

Okay, so the snippet is Jay and Landon's second time being together. While Jay's feeling all these new things, he also has decided to take it, to enjoy being with Landon.

Image courtesy of Meredith King

            Landon hummed his pleasure as he sucked and kissed on Jay’s chest and collar bones, wrapping those big, strong hands around the small of Jay’s back, then dipping into Jay’s jeans.

And that was the biggest difference, the thing that made Landon so addictive. Jay felt worshipped. He felt Landon’s touch, the way it felt like he was actually being touched for the first time, all the way from his balls to this scary place deep in his chest.

“Oh, Landon,” he said on a breath as Landon kissed his chin, then his cheek. Landon moved his hands to Jay’s fly and undid it before pushing his pants and his underwear down. They both chuckled nervously as Jay tripped up a little.

            “Sit on the bed,” Landon directed. Jay did as he was told and Landon kneeled before him, pulling off his boots and pants, one leg at a time. Jay’s cock rose proudly, hard and red-tipped. Landon ran his stubbled cheek all along Jay’s inner thighs, over his balls. Jay shuddered, his balls drew up.

            “Damn,” Jay hissed. “That’s so strange, but it’s hot as hell.” The pleased look in Landon’s eyes was precious to Jay. He was glad, he wanted to please Landon.

            Landon opened his mouth and took Jay in hand, patting the head of Jay’s cock on his tongue. It was equally the most obscene and hottest thing he’d ever seen.

            “Want me to suck it?” Landon asked, stroking Jay’s cock, then kissing Jay’s leg.

            “Please,” Jay begged, voice cracking. Landon smirked. Then he sucked the head in, running his tongue around the crown, still stroking with the other hand. Jay leaned back, placing his hands on the mattress behind him. “God, that’s so good.”

            Landon gave an mmmmm and started sucking harder, his pretty lips stretched obscenely on Jay’s thick cock, his blond head bobbing up and down. Jay’s breath quickened, his skin feeling too tight over his whole body.

            He felt the same steady jerking of Landon’s body as last time and realized Landon was pleasuring himself.

            Jay reached out to stop Landon’s sucking, though he was loathe to do so. “Stop, stop.”

            Landon pulled back, surprised. “What’s wrong?”

            “Nothing. I was… I was close to finishing. But I don’t want it like last time. I want to touch you too.” Landon looked even more surprised, which made Jay feel like a jerk.

He pulled Landon up on top of him and kissed him until Landon had to pull back to breathe.

            “Landon, don’t take crumbs, okay. You deserve more.” 

Borrowing Trouble is AVAILABLE NOW 

on Amazon in eBook and paperback! [Buy Here]

OKAY. Now the Reader Appreciation Giveaway!

1st Place: 

Two winners will receive a Kade Boehme tote

which can be signed or not. Also will include

a $10 Amazon Gift Card, Signed Paperback,

a Kade Boehme button, and the I Love Trouble

bracelet. Also, winner choice of 2 back list titles.

2nd Place:

One winner will receive a $10 Amazon Gift

Card and a of Borrowing Trouble, and any

back list titles. (For those who already have

Borrowing Trouble, choose 2 back list titles)

3rd Place:

Three winners will receive their choice of 

back list title from Kade. 

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GOOD LUCK!
<3kaderade

Borrowing Trouble

by Kade Boehme

Now Available! 

After an amicable divorce, Jay Hill decided to move back to his rural hometown with his teenage kids. Being on good terms with his ex-wife and in laws has made the transition into single life pretty smooth. Things were good and uncomplicated. Then Landon Petty walked into his life.

Landon didn’t expect to still be stuck in his hometown working at his dad’s sawmill at this point in his life. Being an openly gay truck driver was as awkward in practice as in description. When Jay came to take over managerial duties at his dad’s business, Landon was surprised to find a friend. When Jay turns out not to be as straight as he thought, things get complicated.

When feelings for Landon shine a light on how much Jay’s life has been actually half lived, he’s forced to decide if he’ll jump in with both feet or if he’ll let Landon slip through his fingers.

GoodReads  |  Amazon 

Borrowing Trouble: Release Day Note & Links

So, it's been a long road. Two years ago, after my writer pride took a deep wound by a drive-by-reviewing (Yes. I know, I know... I’ve learned much since then, haha.) in which some said “I just don’t think Kade is capable of writing older characters authentically”, I set out to prove them wrong. I plotted this book, wrote a couple chapters, got a cover, filled myself with righteous indignation.

Ah, hubris.

Wanna talk about humbling? I reread the few chapters I wrote and thought “Motherfucker… I CAN’T write them right.” So I put away the outline, never to write a character over 25 without a co-writer again. It was all very dramatic haha.

But, a while back the muse was drunk as hell and wouldn’t settle on the project I WANTED to write. She wanted something more slice-of-life, something with more solemn, quiet characters. Well, we picked through my Drive because I was just out done with her. But I stumbled on Borrowing Trouble. And I was amazed at how easy it was to write this time.

Granted, I’m not saying I grew up or I’m suddenly a massively improved writer. Hell, they may sound like angsting teens again, for all I know. But I’m very proud of how far Jay and Landon came with some time spent away from them. Maybe it was life, maybe it was getting the early-20s angst out of my system (though, are we ever really done with that?). Also, though, came this understanding I didn’t have back then for men like the ones I grew up with who, even though they were gay, refused to give up their home and their roots. I was born with wanderlust and couldn’t imagine staying where I was. But then I found home for the first time… And I thought WOW. So maybe it was some of that too.

Either way. Jay and Landon are quiet souls; steady southern men just looking for a little peace and growing in ways one of them never expected. And I’m terribly proud of them for letting me do this with them because I feel like I know them, like they’re waiting for me with a beer and conversation when I go back to visit where I came from. I hope you all enjoy.

So, for those who didn’t make it to GRL this week, SURPRISE. Some reading for your weekend. For those at GRL, some reading for the plane ride home. Borrowing Trouble is now available! Only $2.99 or free on Kindle Unlimited. [Click Here to Buy]

AND DON'T FORGET! There's still two days to submit your random video of yourself to win a trip to hang out with me and tons of other authors at Rainbow Book Fair here in NYC in April 2016. For more info [Click Here] and/or [Here].

Happy Reading & SOOO Much Love,
<3kaderade

Borrowing Trouble

by Kade Boehme

Now Available!

After an amicable divorce, Jay Hill decided to move back to his rural hometown with his teenage kids. Being on good terms with his ex-wife and in laws has made the transition into single life pretty smooth. Things were good and uncomplicated. Then Landon Petty walked into his life.

Landon didn’t expect to still be stuck in his hometown working at his dad’s sawmill at this point in his life. Being an openly gay truck driver was as awkward in practice as in description. When Jay came to take over managerial duties at his dad’s business, Landon was surprised to find a friend. When Jay turns out not to be as straight as he thought, things get complicated.

When feelings for Landon shine a light on how much Jay’s life has been actually half lived, he’s forced to decide if he’ll jump in with both feet or if he’ll let Landon slip through his fingers.

GoodReads  |  Amazon 

Borrowing Trouble: Word Wednesday & Final Day of Rafflecopter!

Hey guys!

So this is it. The LAST day of the Refflecopter that has prizes like ARCs and paperback copies of Borrowing Trouble, as well as backlist eBooks. So when you're done reading today's Word Wednesday snippet, make sure you enter for your chance. AND there's still 5 days left to enter my Crazy Rainbow Book Fair NYC Trip Giveaway Extravaganza. (Yeah, that gets called something different every time I pimp it haha)

So. Only this Word Wednesday and a Snippet Saturday to go til RELEASE DAY! I'm SOOO excited.

I may even have a surprise on Snippet Saturday to entertain everyone who couldn't make it to GRL this year. So I'm just gonna jump right into the snippet.

In this snippet, it's a few days after Landon & Jay have hooked up for the first time. Jay's having a little trouble wrapping his mind around things, as a 36 year old man who's never really explored his true feelings for other men before. Landon has a little suggestion....

Landon almost passed out from nerves and need and hope when Jay was suddenly there in his face, hands on both sides of Landon’s neck. “I can’t get you out of my head. And I can’t stop wanting you. And I don’t want to hurt you. And all I could think about was talking to you.” Jay studied Landon’s face, eyes darting around desperately. “Sending you home the other day was the hardest thing I’ve ever done. And I mean ever.”

Landon’s tongue stuck to the roof of his mouth and his eyes welled up. God, he couldn’t do this. Jay couldn’t make promises, but Landon couldn’t help wanting them.  He’d never ached for someone like this, body and soul. He’d never wanted to help someone so much. He feared he might break from it.

“Jay,” Landon whispered. Jay pressed his mouth to Landon’s, and Landon’s whole body sang as he was pushed back into a shelf. The wood dug into his back, but Landon didn’t care as he gripped Jay’s forearms and sucked on his tongue.

They kissed like that for a few moments, Landon feeling lost to the man, until Jay pulled back, wide-eyed. The wonder there gutted Landon. Could Jay really have repressed himself that long and that hard?

“Jay, I have to go soon.” He hated to leave, but he was already behind schedule and he needed to clear his head, which would never happen trapped in that small room with Jay.

Jay reluctantly dropped his hands. “Yeah.” His voice was rough until he cleared his throat. “I’m sorry. I’m losing it.”

“No. Don’t apologize.”

“I don’t want to use you. You just put me at ease. It’s like having Sammy or…” He flushed again. They didn’t have time to get into any more random word vomit now.

“I think your head and your heart need a break,” Landon said. He reached out and gave in to the need to rub the place where Jay’s brows knitted together. “I’m going to give you an option. It’s up to you whether or not to take it.”

Another dubious look from Jay made Landon chuckle. “Okay.”

“So, I’m willing to be your sounding board. I’m not going to judge you.” He sighed. “I’ll be honest, I think about you a lot too. But I want what you think is best for you. I know you have a lot at stake. Just know, my door is open. I’ll be home tonight. Your kids are away. If you want to come to my house and just hang out or talk. I’ll even kiss you again if you twist my arm. But you have to make that choice.” He took the chance, in case it was his last, to run a hand down the side of Jay’s face, rubbing his thumb over those thinned lips. “If you don’t, I won’t be angry. I won’t cry in my beer. I’ll understand.” I hope. “We can be civil and pretend nothing happened. Or you can nut up and figure your shit out.”

Jay’s eyes widened in surprise.

And Landon left it at that. No goodbye kiss. He pulled his hand away and straightened his shirt and ball cap, then left with as much dignity as he could.

He knew he’d done the right thing, but he wanted to beg Jay to come over. Which was dumb because not twenty-four hours ago he was determined he should be done with it all. But if there was a chance, even at just helping Jay figure his shit out, he’d take it.

Or maybe he’d just been lonely too long and felt that connection with Jay. Fuck.

He’d see tonight.

Alright. That's it for Word Wednesday. Less than a week until release! *dies* Hope you guys liked that little snippet. Check out the previous Snippet Saturday by [Clicking Here]. Also, there's a whole excerpt over at Diverse Reader Blog, as well as info on that big NYC trip giveaway I'm doing, so [Click Here] for that. For more info on the trip itself, I kinda broke down tons of what I'm doing on my blog [Click Here].

Have a great hump day everyone! Don't forget to enter the Rafflecopter!

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RAFFLECOPTER GIVEAWAY:

Final Tier: (3 winners) Get to choose anything from Kade's back list.

2nd-tier: (2 winners) ARCs of his new book Borrowing Trouble & a back list book.

1st-tier: (1 winner*)  $20 GC for Amazon, ARC, paper back, and back list book.

REMEMBER: Rafflecopter giveaway ends the 15th, all prizes will be e-mailed the 16th 
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Winners are contacted via email on the 16th, so check your spam.

DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT KADE'S CRAZY NYC TRIP

GIVEAWAY AT DIVERSE READER BLOG [Click Here]

Borrowing Trouble

by Kade Boehme

Coming October 20

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Borrowing Trouble: Snippet Saturday, Paperback Cover Reveal & Giveaway

Heya guys! WOW sooo much going on this month. And this is another ALL THE THINGS kinda post too, haha. Got the paperback cover reveal AND the first Snippet Saturday! So I'll just jump right in.

First, the FABULOUS Elizabeth Mackey hooked up this cover so TODAY I'm revealing the paperback cover for you guys <3. I'm so very excited.

Gah she nailed this cover. It makes me SOOO happy.

Next order of business. The giveaway I'm doing with Diverse Reader Blog is nuts and it's going SO well, so if you haven't heard about it or haven't gotten your video in, make sure you do! You've got until October 18th, winner being announced on Borrowing Trouble's release day (October 20th).

Okay, so now. Starting Snippet Saturdays (which we know sometimes will be Snippet Sundays. I was just eager for this first one! (This is unedited, as my editor Heidi is still powering away on edits so I used this from the 1st draft) This one's a little longer than the others will be.

First, I'll say, you're probably gathering that this story is VERY southern. I definitely went hard on the small town thing, based near where my family lives actually. In this scene, Jay and Landon have been hanging out a few weeks, watching football, just kicking it. Jay only recently discovered Landon might be gay and it's got his brain clicking and turning in disconcerting ways. When Landon stops by and offers to help with some yard work, things get even more... hot. And it ain't just the southern weather.

JAY changed into his work boots and a ratty old Budweiser t-shirt. He’d only just pulled the push mower out and slid on his cowhide gloves when a familiar F-250 trundled up his gravel driveway.

            His first instinct was to tense up, but the smile that stole across his face betrayed him. His subconscious was really starting to piss him off.

            And scare the shit out of him.

            “Yo!” Landon shouted in greeting as he hopped down from his lifted truck.

            “You know those lift-kits make you look shorter, right,” Jay teased, trying to get out of his head. Which turned out to be a mistake because his mouth ran away with him. “Overcompensating for something?” Don’t joke about the man’s dick size!

Landon just laughed at that. Of course he did. His head tossed back, face beaming with amusement. “Old man’s got jokes.” Landon walked over to Jay and pulled off his ball cap. “How’s it going?”

“It’s going. Kids just left. Thought I’d do some work around the place.”

“You’re nicer than my old man. He saved all the chores for when I was home.”

Jay let out a hmph. “My kids are better than most, I won’t lie. But we spoiled ‘em, raising them in town like we did. If I want house work done right, I’m better off doing it myself.”

“Kids today,” Landon said, shaking his head in mock shame. “Who’d’ve thought you’d be a soft-touch dad?”

Jay scoffed. “I’m no such thing.”

“Whatever you say.” Landon surprised Jay by pulling a pair of old cowhide gloves out of his back pocket. “Saw you were working so I grabbed these. Mostly came over to check you were still coming tomorrow night. But if you want a hand around the place I don’t mind.”

Damn Landon Petty. Damn him to hell, because right as Jay tossed all the strange shit in his mind around, as he tried to keep himself from thinking on things that confused him so much, Landon had to just… Be Landon. A good man, a good friend, who no-questions-asked was willing to pitch in just because Jay was his friend, and he knew Jay was doing it alone. Even after Jay had been squirrelly around him the last couple of days. And that undefinable feeling settled in Jay’s gut again, making him smile, but tremble a bit because maybe… Just maybe the feeling was slowly and inexplicably becoming more defined.

“I’m sure you got better things to do with your Friday afternoon.”

Landon cocked his head, still with that friendly smile, and shrugged. “Not really. What better way than to help out a neighbor?”

“You live ten miles away.”

“Well, you’re my parents’ neighbor.” True enough, Landon’s parents were the next house down the way, about three ponds, a couple pastures and two miles.

“In the loosest sense of the word.”

“Fine. Helping out a friend.” Landon’s words held a weight to them that surprised Jay. He also felt a warmth he wasn’t entirely comfortable with. He remembered all too well what having a crush on Bethany had felt like; the newness and the need at fifteen had been overwhelming. This feeling wasn’t quite that, but he wasn’t a hormonal kid. And this started in his chest, not his dick.

And what. The. Hell.

He realized Landon’s brows had risen and he’d begun shifting uncomfortably. And he couldn’t tell the man to fuck off. He didn’t want Landon to leave.

He also didn’t want Landon in his face, right then, either. “Uh, yeah. Yes. Sure. Thanks.” He motioned with his hand for Landon to follow him. “I appreciate it.” He only half meant it.

He led Landon into his detached, tin-sided carport and dug out the weed-eater. “The oil-gas mix for this is in that orange can over there. If you don’t mind getting around the flower beds.”

“That’s what you call those dirt piles?”

“Look now,” Jay said, laughing as he handed over the weed-eater. “I had other stuff to get around to before I could do anything with the beds.” Truthfully, he didn’t know the first thing about annuals and what-not.

“Shame. Some gladiolas would look nice over there.”

Jay smirked at Landon who scowled. “Mama made me help her in the beds every year.” The defensiveness in his tone made Jay drop that line of teasing. It also brought up stereotypes to things his fragile hold on the moment couldn’t even handle.

“Well, if you don’t mind doing that,” he continued like they’d not made that detour in conversation, “I’ll do the lawn. It usually takes me about two hours.” His yard wasn’t too large, dwarfed by some of the neighbors’, but still took time with his finicky old push mower.

“Alright. I’ll get on it.” And they did. Jay’s mind was blissfully quiet as he handled his task. The repetitive motions of walking in circles with the rattling mower calmed him. He’d always enjoyed working in the yard. Just being outside gave him a sense of peace, and nothing beat that smell of fresh cut grass.

At some point, while dodging an old ant bed, he happened to glance over, noticing Landon. Damn the man to hell. Landon had lost his shirt at some point. The plaid button down draped over the railing on the front porch as Landon moved the weed-eater over the side of one of the large flower beds that flanked each side of the front porch.

Jay almost tripped right there. He wasn’t entirely sure whether he’d tripped over the mower, the ant bed, or his traitorous tongue. Landon’s smooth, powerful back flexed with his movements, sweat rolling down from his blond hair, over his neck and down toward the rise over his ass.

Jay blinked, unsure when a man’s ass had become something he couldn’t look away from but there it was, two firm, round buns barely contained in Landon’s threadbare 501s. When Landon moved just so, you could see his broad shoulders and rounded biceps bunch, showing off their power, their strength. And Jay could see in his mind’s eye his own body wrapping around Landon’s from behind, rubbing his cock against that firm ass, running his fingers over those shoulders. A trembling breath left his body as his body suddenly yearned to feel another person’s skin against his own.

He’d never yearned like that before. And it almost made him weep with loneliness.

The lawn mower shutting off snapped his attention back to reality and his nerves roiled so hard he felt like he could vomit, suddenly. Landon turned his way, and his marble smooth, hairless torso gleamed with sweat in the afternoon sun. His muscled chest and smooth stomach were something you’d expect to see in a magazine, a level of physical perfection Jay had never once possessed. He wasn’t anything to throw rocks at, not paunchy or anything, but he was softer around the middle like anyone in their late thirties who didn’t have time to live in a gym. His own torso was also hairy, nothing like the near baby-smoothness of Landon’s.

The only imperfection was one dark brown mole just below Landon’s left nipple. And nipples… Now Jay couldn’t stop looking at Landon’s large round nipples that were a pretty shade of pink. Perfect for sucking on.

He swallowed thickly as Landon titled his head.

“You okay?”

No. No fucking way. I’m losing my damn mind. Jay had to swallow again to get words out, wondering why in the hell he was hard for a man, why he wanted to bad to wrap his arms around a man.

“Yeah. I’m fine,” Jay croaked. “Think I need a break.”

It had to just be residual effects of seeing his ex and having not gotten laid in so damn long. Right? He wasn’t a teenager by any means, but men had needs and eventually they started making a man act a fool.

“Want me to go grab a beer?” Landon asked. Jay, grateful for a moment to get his shit together, sent Landon off to do just that.

He made his way to one of the rocking chairs on his front porch, trying to get his racing heart under control, but failed because again, he felt a strange warmth from Landon feeling at home in his house, Landon being so… Domestic.

“Here you go,” Landon said, passing Jay a beer. Jay took it and chugged, happy not to have to talk for a minute.

“Damn, it’s hot for November,” Landon complained.

            You have no idea. 

OKAY. That's it guys. Stay tuned for more Snippets, more release info, and more giveaways for Borrowing Trouble. Don't forget to enter the Rafflecopter below (same as on Diverse Reader). And click over to Diverse Reader Blog on the link below to get info on my Rainbow Book Fair NYC Trip Giveaway Extravaganza! 

For the blurb click over to the GoodReads link.

Thanks guys! Until next time!

<3kaderade

RAFFLECOPTER GIVEAWAY:

Final Tier: (3 winners) Get to choose anything from Kade's back list.

2nd-tier: (2 winners) ARCs of his new book Borrowing Trouble & a back list book.

1st-tier: (1 winner*)  $20 GC for Amazon, ARC, paper back, and back list book.

REMEMBER: Rafflecopter giveaway ends the 15th, all prizes will be e-mailed the 16th 
so check your spam folders!

a Rafflecopter giveaway

Winners are contacted via email on the 16th, so check your spam.

DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT KADE'S CRAZY NYC TRIP

GIVEAWAY AT DIVERSE READER BLOG [Click Here]

Borrowing Trouble

by Kade Boehme

Coming October 20

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Borrowing Trouble: Blurbage and Teasers

Borrowing Trouble is with the editor and getting ready, it's coming in October! Thought I'd drop a little blurbage on you guys. Cover reveal is Monday October 5th at Diverse Reader Blog along with my EFFING CRAZY giveaway! Soon, we'll start up those Word Wednesdays and Snippet Sundays to gear up for Landon & Jay's book. I'm SO SO excited. Until then, here's the blurb:

Borrowing Trouble
by Kade Boehme

 

After an amicable divorce, Jay Hill decided to move back to his rural hometown with his teenage kids. Being on good terms with his ex-wife and in laws has made the transition into single life pretty smooth. Things were good and uncomplicated. Then Landon Petty walked into his life.

 

Landon didn’t expect to still be stuck in his hometown working at his dad’s sawmill at this point in his life. Being an openly gay truck driver was as awkward in practice as in description. When Jay came to take over managerial duties at his dad’s business, Landon was surprised to find a friend. When Jay turns out not to be as straight as he thought, things get complicated.

 

When feelings for Landon shine a light on how much Jay’s life has been actually half lived, he’s forced to decide if he’ll jump in with both feet or if he’ll let Landon slip through his fingers.

 

 

 

AND now, a teaser:

 

“Landon,” Jay said on a breath. He swallowed again. “Touch me. Please.” He sounded fucking gutted with need, even to his own ears. Landon’s pupils blew and he reached out a hand, grasping Jay’s cock. Jay’s head fell back against the door with a thud and he moaned. “Jesus.”

“God, you’re so hard… for me.” Landon sounded confused. He may as well join the club because Jay didn’t know what was going on but he had to have more.

“Landon, please.” God, what are you saying?

It didn’t matter, though. Landon plastered himself to Jay and their lips banged together, almost painfully as they ate at each others mouths. Jay had never, ever felt this. This wasn’t getting off as a biological imperative, this was deep down, never-knew-it-could-be-like-this need.

 

 

AND a teaser for the cover: