Bad Boys of BDSM Omnibus No. 1 by Anita Lawless Leigh Foxlee C.J. Sneere

Author:Anita Lawless, Leigh Foxlee, C.J. Sneere [Anita Lawless, Leigh Foxlee, C.J. Sneere]
Language: eng
Format: epub, azw3, mobi
Publisher: Wild & Lawless Writers
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

Enjoy a sizzling bonus story full of hot man love. Jack & James is Part 2 of the Jack The Lad Series by C.J. Sneere, published by Wild and Lawless Writers. Please note, it is a serial novel, so this story does have a cliffhanger ending.

Jack & James

(Jack The Lad Series Part 2)

By C.J. Sneere

I buttoned my blazer, checked my dark brown crew cut in the window glass, and headed back inside the restaurant. Keeping low, I crept through the kitchen, hoping no temperamental cooks spied me before I made it into the main dining area.

Breathing a sigh of relief, I sped-walked past the open banquet doors. In my mind, I said an apology to my dear sister, Fiona, for not saying goodbye or giving her and the groom, Brian, best wishes. I’d phone her later tonight and gush profuse I’m sorries. Hopefully the wide screen HDTV I’d bought them as a wedding gift would appease.

I almost skipped down the foyer, to the exit, when I heard the scraping of a throat. “Exactly where have you been?” I knew that disapproving tone anywhere.

The scared little boy in me threatened to surface, but I hushed him, told him to be brave. Then I willed my heart to a normal beat, commanded my hands to quit shaking, as I turned to face Father. “Look, not now. Not on Fiona’s special day. Let this be about her, not you. I’ll explain when I can.”

He spit and blustered. His flabby jowls flushed red. “Excuse me? You will not take that tone with your father—”

“Get over yourself, Dad.” I waved him off. “I haven’t lived under your roof, or rules, for a long time.”

Just as his mouth gaped like a dying fish, my sister poked her round little face around the banquet room door. Her large, black-brown eyes seemed to bulge, and she held up her wedding dress train as she neared. When her small hand touched Dad’s shoulder, he stopped mid-screech.

“What’s going on out here?” She directed her glare at Dad. She was the only person, other than the uncle I went to live with, who could make my father back down quickly.

“Look at him!” Dad hissed, waving a finger up and down to indicate my disheveled state.

Fiona shrugged, remained calm. “So what? Dad, James is a grown man.” Then she cast a surprised grin at me. “I can only imagine what he’s been up to. But, guess what? That’s his business.”

“But,” he sputtered. “But, it’s your wedding day.”

“Yes, and James has been wonderful all through it.” She smiled. “He stepped outside to get away from you, might I remind you.” She turned to me and added, in a lower tone, “Are you all right?”

I chuckled and gave her a reassuring pat on the shoulder. “Never better.” Then I whispered, “Are you sure you aren’t mad at me?”

“I can hear you two conspiring!” Father warbled.

We both cast him an exasperated glance, then my sister smiled again. “Not too much. But I will expect a full explanation as to why you’re ditching my reception.

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