Book description
Book two in the Farmingdale Gentleman's Club Series A lot of things
happen within the confines of a grey-ops organisation whose services are
offered to the highest bidder. Sometimes even love, though that may well
be easier said than done. The last thing Simon is expecting when his
latest Game goes thoroughly wrong is to be rescued by a man he doesn't
know and an oddly intelligent child, but that's exactly what happens.
He's pulled from the proverbial fire by the strange duo. That would have
been fine if he hadn't developed some unexpected and unwelcome
attraction to the man, Morgan. Morgan's been running for years, trying
to keep his best friend, Ellie's, child from the clutches of what he's
sure is a group Rico wants no part of. Helping Simon is barely
tolerable. Developing feelings for the secretive man is less so. Between
Simon's organisation, the Farmingdale Gentleman's Club, and whoever's
after Rico, Morgan's pretty sure that he and Rico are screwed. When
things come to a head, he has to make some hard choices, which might or
might not involve Simon. Reader Advisory: This book contains weapons,
violence, medical experimentation and death. There is also a certain
degree of moral flexibility in relation to a child who knows how to use
guns. _x000D_ Raised in and around Washington, DC, T. C. Blue doesn't
write about politics. Years of working in various fields as a medical
biller, motorcycle courier, hairdresser, retail slave, and chef (among
other things) have contributed to T. C. being a "jack of all trades
and master of none". She currently resides in suburban Maryland,
far enough for the insanity of downtown Washington, D. C., for peace of
mind, while close enough to dive into the craziness at will. It's a good
life.
