Yours to Love: Bad Boys and Bands
π Fiction
π
2018
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Boy Bands and Bullets (Love and Liquidation)
β Scribed by Jason Wrench
- Publisher
- Totally Entwined Group
- Year
- 2023
- Tongue
- English
- Category
- Fiction
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β¦ Synopsis
Two worlds collide in a dangerous game of espionage and love.
Ethan Bond is a member of the hit boy band ZERO. When his secret lover is assassinated, Ethan flees the life he knows to spend time in the arms of a man he only knows through a dating app.
Blayne Dickenson is a graduate student in education. When heβs not teaching basic composition, heβs just exploring life now that heβs left his small town in West Texas.
When Ethan comes to visit Blayne, sparks fly between the two men. But will assassinations and terrorist attacks draw the men together or force them apart forever?
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