Make Me Soar (Collars and Cuffs Book 6) by K.C. Wells

Author:K.C. Wells
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Published: 2015-06-22T05:00:00+00:00

DORIAN PEERED out at the snowy scene beyond the lounge window. The news had shown huge snowplows that were working to clear the snow from the streets, the main roads into the city just about accessible. It seemed the whole country had been brought to a standstill by the weather.

Alan’s phone pierced the quiet of the afternoon. Dorian glanced over his shoulder to where Alan stopped building up the fire in order to answer it. His face broke into a smile.

“Hi. Of course I don’t mind you calling on a Sunday. What can I do for you?” He listened intently for a while. “Oh, I see.” A pause. “Really? Are you sure?”

He bit his lip, and Dorian was surprised to see the uncertainty in his expression.

“Well, okay. I mean, if you think I’m the right one to ask….” Alan sat back on his haunches, listening. “All right, send me the details in an e-mail and I’ll have a think about it. I have to say, I’m really flattered.”

Dorian was dying to know what this was about. Alan seemed flustered, totally unlike his usual self-assured, confident manner.

Alan smiled. “Okay, that’s fine. Thanks again, Mr. Fellows—sorry, Ed. I look forward to receiving your e-mail.” He finished the call and then stared at the phone in his hand, shaking his head.

Dorian was itching to know more. “That sounded… interesting.” Not as interesting as Alan’s reaction, however.

Alan turned his head to glance at him. “What? Oh, sorry. That was to do with my work.”

And there was something else Dorian had been dying to ask about. “What is your work, exactly? You’ve never said.”

To his surprise, Alan blushed. “I suppose I’d better tell you, seeing as you’ll be staying here for a while.” He got up and walked across to the bookshelf. “Come here.”

Dorian joined him and looked to where Alan was pointing. There were a couple of shelves full of books all written by the same author, Lauren Peters. He picked out a book and scanned the back cover. It was a gay romance about a police officer investigating a murder who falls for the chief suspect. He gazed at Alan, bewildered.

Alan smiled. “I’m Lauren Peters.”

Dorian gaped. “No kidding. Really?” Then he grinned. “Gay romance, eh?” He could imagine why Alan hadn’t spread this around the club. “Why do you write under a female pseudonym? I’d have thought you’d want your readers to know you’re gay.”

Alan chuckled. “Ah, but most of my readers are female. And I didn’t want to write under my real name. Just think about how some of my fellow Doms would react if they knew what I did for a living.”

Dorian had to smile at that. “Yeah, you have a point. So what was the call about, if you can tell me?”

Alan went over to the couch and sat down, Dorian following him. “That was the CEO of my publishers. The male-male genre is an exploding market for them, and they’ve organized their first ever writers workshop for their gay fiction authors.

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