Aaron has waited years for a man who can share his heart and he insists it's party boy Zach.
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Two men whose love has never faltered must relive their most treasured moments in order to secure their future.
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If Ben wants to find love with Micah, he'll have to own up to the truth of who he is.
Word Count: 68,858
David must find the courage to share himself and Jonathan must find the strength to tell the truth.
Word Count: 69,357
Boyfriends come and go but best friends are forever has always been Andrew and Caleb's mantra. Can they be both?
Word Count: 63,145
Serious, responsible Seth longs for sexy, outspoken Eli but must decide if he's willing to veer from his safe life-plan.
Word Count: 68,252
For best friends Jake and Nate the question isn't how they ended up in bed together but how they stay there.
Word Count: 82,569
These books are linked by theme or world. They are independent and can be read in any order.
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Jamie was a sand up guy and really worked to bring down all of Oliver’s walls. He challenged Oliver to step out of his confront zone and just be in the moment with him. I liked that about him. He was already of age to know what he liked and what he wanted in a life partner.
If you want what I think is Cardeno C‘s specialty, a romance set in the real world, with characters that you can relate to, then this book is a great choice!
I have two reactions I flip flop between when reading Cardeno C. I'm either saying "D'aawww!" or "Holy shit, that's hot." Happens every time.
Watching David and Jonathan fall in love was intense and amazing.
Something in the Way He Needs is the first book in the new Family series by Cardeno C. I'm going to make this review short and to the point. It's good - really good - I hope you'll take a chance and read it good. First let's address the BDSM. Yes, there are aspects of BDSM because Asher comes from that world but the story doesn't dwell heavily on it. If fact, just the opposite. There's light spanking and lots of dominant hot sex but I think this is the first book I've read where the author writes a convincing story of love and its emotional impact making a Dom change his lifestyle for the man he loves. It's so realistic I nearly cried later in the book. I like both Asher and Daniel. They're pretty complex individuals with well-developed personalities and their pasts play heavily on their present, making each deeply flawed. The plot is nicely constructed with a smooth flow, there's vivid imagery, good secondary character integration and a few surprises to keep it interesting and the pages turning. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.