Unlike earlier books where the focus was on the main couple, we are introduced to two new characters, Julian Cross (the only witness to a contract killing) who Ty and Zane must bring to DC in one piece, and his milquetoast boyfriend, Cameron Jacobs. With that said, I was pleasantly surprised that the journey was incredibly entertaining, action-packed, and utterly hilarious at times.

Overall, I adore and love Ty way too much so the storyline obviously comes second as Ty comes first.Some of the time I thought they would not make it simply because one of them would snap but in the end all it took was loyalty and Wesson to sway Julian's opinion. There were secrets shared that were painful but necessary to know, trust established and new bonds forged.

I have read it many time do use it as prayer book and God have use it to deliver me from spiritual warfare. There's also Ty's trust in Burns, complete after growing up with the man as his father's best friend and honed over years of working for him.

A noise from the bathroom drew Ty’s attention just long enough for him to miss the next intended kiss. Turns out that our boys are tasked to transport a very important witness and bring that witness back to D. There was plenty of visual orientation, I never felt like I couldn't see what was going on but it was the deep and heartfelt exchanges and the quick, quirky comebacks that just drove this on. John, I too found Christ in 1999 he rescued me from a dark path of drug abuse and the turnaround in my life was nothing short of a miracle, instead of meeting with my friend to do drugs we would meet to do bible studies instead it was awesome.