My collar marked me clearly for what I was. The men talking in low voices forgot I was there once their initially curious assessment of me was over. It was a default gesture, ingrained through years of habit, and punishment if I failed to comply immediately to my master’s wishes. I stood silently in the farthest corner of the dark room when I was finally admitted, head bowed, hands clamped tightly behind my back, left wrist clasped in a death grip by my right fist, shoulders straight, stomach flat, unconsciously presenting. Join Kate’s mailing list to get all the latest details of new releases, special features, free swag, and more! THE SLAVE Free Men, Book One Kate Aaron

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Certain of Tommy’s innocence, Hugo vows to clear the name of the man he’s falling for, but Tommy has his own secrets secrets with deadly consequences. When he stumbles over a murdered body in the woods, the ensuing investigation throws him in with Tommy Granger, the police inspector’s prime suspect. Hugo Wainwright has been denying his attraction to men his whole life. A Grand Slam on home turf is calling to him and he's not going to let anything stand in the way of victory - certainly not a cute Croatian who doesn't even play in the same league. Last year's semifinalist, this year Brian enters England's biggest tournament determined to win.

WARNING: This book contains scenes of an adult nature.Īt twenty-two years old, World No.6 and England's No.1, Brian Scagill has the tennis world at his feet. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. For more information, contact: is a work of fiction. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any means without prior written permission from the publisher, except where permitted by law, or in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.

The Slave by Kate Aaron