Clang (The Riley Brothers Book 2)

Clang (The Riley Brothers Book 2)

<h2>“I can't let you face this alone.”</h2><br /><strong><i>“I don't know. I'm just lonely.”</i></strong><br /><br />Summer barbecues and his brothers' renovations keep <b>blacksmith Jackson Riley</b> happy, but he's missing one thing: a relationship. Sweet, sexy Chase helps him with his dating profile and catches Jackson's eye instead. When <b>they trade skills and time</b>, the embers are stirred into a flame of passion. Jackson wants a family tattoo – something Chase's skilled hands can deliver. But Jackson worries when Chase asks him to forge a sword. What could he need protection from?<br /><br /><strong><i>“I don't have a family.”</i></strong><br /><br /><b>Tattoo artist Chase MacLeod</b> can't stop running from his past. When he thinks he's escaped, a letter arrives that throws everything off balance. The fencing lessons he's taking bolster his confidence, and his new flame Jackson steps in and defends him. Then, Jackson makes an offer to <b>open his home and heart to him</b>. Chase must find the courage to face his past.<br /><br /><strong><i>“Just tell me if they're gone for good.”</i></strong><br /><br />Chase wants to stick around and redefine the meaning of family, but <b>the enemy fights dirty</b>. Will Jackson's protection be enough to help Chase stand up for himself? Or will Chase's scars forever close his heart? Despite their best efforts, <b>Chase's worst enemy might just be himself</b>.<br /><br /><i><u>Clang</u> is a steamy, stand-alone gay romance novel with a HEA ending and no cliffhanger.</i>