“Boys?” Dozer looked like he wanted to come across the table and pummel me.
I tried not to take offense and answered the question as neutral as possible. “It’s a designation within the lifestyle and has nothing to do with age. There are fifty-year-old men who identify as boys. I’d never screw someone underage, and I’d beat the shit out of any man I caught messing around with a kid — no matter the gender.”
“I’d like him to stay, but we’ll need to have more discussion when and if he finds someone he’s serious enough with, he wants to bring him to the clubhouse or take on road trips,” Viper said, choosing his words carefully. “Especially trips where other clubs will be present. I’m all for keeping him here and making him one of us, but we’ll need to be careful lest we end up in a war with another club because they attack him or his… boyfriend? Partner?”
Viper looked to me wanting clarification, and I shrugged. “Depends, but probably boy. Think of how Cam is to Frisco and Isaac — not a partner, right? Duke knows ya’ll are used to them and told me he thought things might work out here since you accept them. He didn’t make promises, and I’ve been careful to teach the men working with me how things are set up, so they can take care of the laundromats if I have to leave. Your accountant has detailed notes, too.”
“I asked him to stop and check on Gabby when he left the gun store after using the range the other week,” said Horse. “Her voice didn’t sound right when I called, and she’d been out of sorts that morning. I still had to teach a class, but she had me worried. Turned out, she’d scared herself and was in bed with her gun, reading a rom-com to try to get her body to settle. He sat with her in the living room and they watched comedy specials until I got home. She was fine when I walked in the door. Not a scent of terror at all, but I could still smell it permeating our bedroom. He more than has my vote.”
“Is this why you asked me to hold off on scheduling you to teach Krav Maga?” asked Nix.
I nodded. I’m a certified instructor, and walking away from the business I’d grown in Memphis had been hard. I didn’t want to begin to set things up here and have to leave students again. Nix was looking forward to adding classes. He and Horse had plans to add a room onto the back of the gun store, and had talked with Sam and Ethan Levi about possibly teaching self-defense classes a few times a year as well.
“Fuck, dude. Doesn’t matter who you like to fuck.” Nix looked to Duke. “When can we vote on this shit, so we can get started on scheduling and advertising?”
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Candace Blevins has published more than forty books. She lives with her husband of twenty years and their two daughters. When not working or driving young teens all over the place, she can be found reading, writing, meditating, or swimming. The family’s beloved, goofy, retired racing greyhound is usually at her side as she writes, quietly keeping her company.
Candace writes Urban Fantasy, Paranormal Romance, Contemporary BDSM Romance, and a kick-ass Motorcycle Club series.
Her urban fantasy series, Only Human, gives us a world where weredragons, werewolves, werelions, three different species of vampires, and a variety of other mythological beings exist.
Candace's two paranormal romance series, The Chattanooga Supernaturals and The Rolling Thunder Motorcycle Club, are both sister series to the Only Human series, and give some secondary characters their happily ever after.
Her Dark(ish) Faerie Tale series gives us a close-up and personal look at Queen Mab, and her Dark Underbelly series is, as you’d expect, dark and (if you’re a little twisted) oh-so-yummy.
Her contemporary Safeword series gives us characters who happen to have some extreme kinks. Relationships can be difficult enough without throwing power exchange into the mix, and her books show characters who care enough about each other to fight to make the relationship work. Each couple in the Safeword series gives the reader a different take on the lifestyle.
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