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Garrett Webb has a five-point plan for starting his own business. To keep it on track, he takes a second job and settles into the evening delivery run between Owensville and Mt. Franklin. The solitude of being on the road clears his head and enables him to chart a better future for himself. When a foggy night sends him to the safety of The Downshift Diner and its owner, Oliver Sanderson, that future takes an unforeseen turn. Oliver Sanderson enjoys a quiet life along the lonely stretch of highway that’s home to his diner. The road brings all manner of interesting souls to his door. When Garrett Webb steps out of the fog seeking shelter, his openness and honestly draws Oliver’s interest. He’s ready to take the next step, but needs to be cautious. Trouble is coming to the diner, and Oliver wants Garrett clear of it. Good intentions can’t hold out against their budding attraction. Garrett makes the diner a regular stop during his nightly run, and the men get better acquainted. But Garrett’s past isn’t done with him. In a single heart-stopping moment, Garrett is forced to a decision that risks Oliver’s life—one that could end forever their highway nights. Reader Rating:
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Excerpt:
...Garrett stood rooted to the spot as Oliver approached him. The man’s smooth, hips-first swagger sent goose bumps skittering across his buttocks. His cock swelled, relentless in its effort to embarrass him in front of twenty diners. He didn’t care. Let ’em all stare as long as Oliver took notice, too. He did. His smoky gaze flicked down, then up to Garrett’s, then back down. Oliver grinned and stopped in front of him. “Happy to see me?” Garrett glanced down. “As happy as you appear to be. Can a guy get a soda to go in this joint?” Oliver shook his head. “I’ve better at the house. Let me tell Shirl and Billy not to call me unless it’s an emergency.” He disappeared into the kitchen and sauntered back out in less than thirty seconds. Oliver motioned at the front entrance. “Let’s go.” Garrett turned and held the door open for Oliver. “What constitutes an emergency?” “Someone is bleeding, choking, or keels over all the way to the floor.” He placed his hand on the small of Garrett’s back and guided him around the corner of the building. Garrett leaned closer to the warmth of Oliver’s body. “Not fire?” “That’s what the firemen are for. Call ’em. Besides, I like firemen. Don’t you?” “Sure. Big, burly men turn me on.” Garrett stroked Oliver’s well-formed bicep. Oliver laughed softly and backed Garrett against the rear wall of the diner, out of sight of the clientele and staff. “To each his own.” Garrett grasped Oliver’s hips and yanked him against him. He held him there and soaked up the heat from Oliver’s body. The corner of his mouth quirked in a small smile. “So, am I going to have to beg you to kiss me again?” Oliver ran his thumb over Garrett’s lower lip. He swallowed, the muscles in his throat moving. “Garrett, be sure you want this. Don’t lead me on, then tell me to stop.” “I came for this, Oliver.” Something dark and unsettled sparked in Oliver’s eyes. “Don’t get too attached to me, either, boy.” “I’m horny. I want to fuck you, not marry you.” Oliver leaned in, his breath warm on Garrett’s moist lips. In the back of his mind, Garrett registered surprise at Oliver’s reticence, but he’d ponder it later. He shifted forward and touched his lips to Oliver’s. Need burst through him, a siren song in his blood that built as Oliver’s tongue licked into his in a bold stroke. The larger man pressed his body to the sun-warmed bricks, pinning him, his pelvis grinding against Garrett’s in a mock taking. Garrett thrust his tongue into the heat of Oliver’s mouth. Back and forth they tested, well matched, as the world spun behind his closed eyes. Suddenly breathless, Garrett tore his lips from Oliver’s. Oliver rested his forehead to his, breathing hard. “You should go home, Garrett.” “I don’t think so. Why are you afraid of me?” He ran his fingers through Oliver’s short hair. Oliver brushed a kiss to his lips. “I’m too old for someone in his twenties, Garrett.” “I’m going to surprise you. I’m thirty-two.” He laughed as the man’s eyebrows shot up. “Told you I was older than I look.” Oliver’s eyes darkened. “I can’t tell you how relieved I am, but I still feel like a dirty old pervert chasing chickens.” He levered off the wall, grabbed Garrett’s hand, and pulled him along the flagstone path to the bungalow-style house. Garrett fell into step beside him and slipped their linked hands behind Oliver’s back. There was one sure way he knew to find out Oliver’s age—give him a little dig. “You can’t be that old. What are you? Fifty?” “Fifty! No, smart-ass, I’m forty-four. Happy to know that?” Oliver eased his hand free as they climbed the steps to the wide veranda. He pulled keys out of his pocket and unlocked the front door. “I should spank you for that.” Garrett stepped into the foyer and patted his butt. “A spanking might be fun sometime, but not tonight...”
Reader Reviews (2)
Submitted By: dozyllama on Oct 18, 2011
Not long enough! Despite that the story was very enjoyable and I loved both lead characters. Well done.Submitted By: yummyskarsgard on Oct 9, 2011
Really enjoyed. Love Kendrick's books. Well written, great characters, great story...a must read.Highway Nights
By: KC Kendricks
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