It's finally here! The Art of Possession, my treasure-hunting travel-happy adventurous m/m slow burn romance is here at last!
Getting this book out was a long, slow, sad slog through issues with Dreamspinner Press that culminated in me taking my rights back shortly after it's original publication, then waiting for it to go down on third-party sites so that I could put it out myself. I'm just happy to have it out in the world now, frankly.
I've got a lot of stuff to re-release, but this one was at the top of my list, and is probably new to most of you. I hope you enjoy it!
When a treasure-hunting black ops soldier and a disgraced, reckless
archeologist team up in search of a priceless artifact, they might get
more than they bargained for.
Ever since leaving the Green Berets to work in private security, Alex Tucker has longed for some excitement—and he’s about to get his wish.
Archeologist Malcolm Armstrong needs the chance to prove he isn’t a fraud. Along with Alex, he’s hired to track down and authenticate a valuable scepter, in a hunt that turns deadlier than either of them imagined as they search dangerous locations across three continents and try to stay ahead of the factions who want the treasure for themselves—and Malcolm and Alex dead.
Just as they realize the feelings between them transcend convenience and the thrill of the chase, a rival reemerges, threatening everything.
Ever since leaving the Green Berets to work in private security, Alex Tucker has longed for some excitement—and he’s about to get his wish.
Archeologist Malcolm Armstrong needs the chance to prove he isn’t a fraud. Along with Alex, he’s hired to track down and authenticate a valuable scepter, in a hunt that turns deadlier than either of them imagined as they search dangerous locations across three continents and try to stay ahead of the factions who want the treasure for themselves—and Malcolm and Alex dead.
Just as they realize the feelings between them transcend convenience and the thrill of the chase, a rival reemerges, threatening everything.
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