β Scribed by Hagen, Lynn
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Joshua Tate has always sashayed through life, just having fun and taking care
of his little brother, Taylor. He enjoyed who he was until he talked to his Mom,
his own personal critic, who is happy to remind him off all of his
shortcomings.
Law Santiago loves his brothers. The only problem is the fact that they tease
him to no end about his preference for playing bottom. Its a sore subjectand
one he wishes they would forget.
Law finally finds his mate, and hes perfect in every way. Unfortunately, Law
and Joshua are both full of self-doubt from their families ridicule. Can these
two help each other accept who they are, or will the constant interruptionsfrom
family, vampires, and elves who have it out for Law's matekeep them from the
perfect life?
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