Title: Gemini
Series: N/A
Author: Clancy Nacht & Thursday Euclid
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Length: Novel (223 pages)
Publisher: Loose Id (September 30th, 2014)
Heat Level: Moderate
Heart Rating: ♥♥♥♥4Hearts
Blurb: Cass Manning is a serial monogamist, grad student, and identical twin to Paul, a drug-addicted prostitute. Fleeing his unfaithful boyfriend, Cass returns to Houston after years away only to be drawn into danger before he’s out of the airport.
When Paul dies under suspicious circumstances, Cass must rely on one of Paul’s clients, Kilo, a mercenary willing to protect Cass in exchange for sex. Together they have a chance to bring justice to the corrupt heart of Texas’s political power structure, but Kilo’s mysterious past may tear him from Cass when he needs him most.
Even if they outlive their untouchable adversaries, how does a polite academic find lasting love with a soldier of fortune?
ISBN: 978-1-62300-539-9
Product Link: http://www.loose-id.com/gemini.html
Reviewer: Shorty
Review: Well written story with mystery, danger, intrigue, suspense, action, and drama. Cass goes to visit his twin Paul after catching his boyfriend cheating on him with his best friend. But before he gets to his brother’s house he mistaken for his brother by a creepy older man who tries to get him to service him after the man threatens him he calls his brother to warn him He is shocked to discover that his brother is a prostitute to some very influential people. Paul calls someone to help with the problem but Paul is murdered is murdered before they get there.
Kilo is a mercenary who used to be in the military and has been on the run ever since. When he meets Cass, the sparks fly and he agrees to help Cass. The two men grow closer in spite of the danger. They discover that Paul was trying to stop the governor and the coaches from corrupting and abusing minors at a juvenile detention center.
Intense, powerful, this story keeps your attention from start to finish. I felt disgusted with the coaches and the governor for what they were doing and was glad someone was trying to put a stop to it. Kilo I found mysterious with air of danger to him yet intriguing in that he seemed like a lost young man at times.
Hot intimate scenes between Kilo and Cass added to this wonderfully written story. Great read.
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