Mat and Douglas’s time as Nikolai’s wards is finally drawing to a close. Though torn apart by Nikolai’s machinations, their fates are still inextricably entwined: they’ve been sold to the same cruel master, and are united in their desire to go home. But “home” means two different things to the brothers: for Mat, their little bungalow in Nevada, and for Douglas, a swift return to Nikolai and Roger, the only people he believes still love him.
But first they must survive their new master. Smythe Hall is a twisted island paradise where Americans affect British accents and slaveboys dress up as slave girls, all at the whims of the rich and megalomaniacal Allen Smythe-Kennedy.
Meanwhile, FBI Special Agent Nate Johnson can’t let the case of the missing brothers lie. He knows it’s a waste of resources to chase ghosts down a cold trail, but after admiring Mathias “Stonewall” Carmichael ringside and at countless afterparties where he was too shy to say hello, he’s determined to solve the mystery and bring Mat and his little brother home.
July 4th is supposed to be a day of celebration. A day of fireworks and family. For Mat, it was the beginning of the end. He washes onto the beach, naked, bruised and destroyed. The kindness of one woman helps set into motion the end of the Cartel.
The emotions that Mat feels from the time he is in the hospital and with the FBI are raw and can cut a person to the core. I feel so bad for him. We do get a small, glimpse of Dougie and what he is going through as well.
Nate and Mat are destined to be together, the authors have stated as much. However, the dance that is started in this book, leads one to be excited for the future.
The FBI and Mat try to break the cartel by conventional methods, however it is soon evident that Mat will have to back into the fire to extinguish the evil once and for all.
I cannot wait to see where this story ends. I have invested a lot of time and it is not too much to ask to see the Madame and Allen both taken care of.
Until Next time,
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