Their date turned out to be so much more, but not in the way they'd hoped.
Logan Cobalt rarely dates, but finds himself asking out the elusive waiter at Bailey's Café. Sure, he has spent numerous lunch hours chatting up the beautiful man over sandwiches, but nothing has come close to a real date. When Logan finds out Macy's hiding a secret, he will move heaven and earth to keep the man safe. After all, he runs a successful security and bodyguard business, so it wouldn't be hard to issue a protection detail. Would it?
Macy Finch has a secret, and keeping it quiet proves difficult. When Logan Cobalt finds out, Macy gives it up. What he really wanted was to deepen his relationship with Logan AFTER he took care of some things, not before. But when Logan asks him out on a real date, he just can't refuse. When things go south, Macy agrees to temporarily let Logan help. Now, if he could just get the man to realize he cannot be bossed around, they just might make this work.
After all . . . Their age difference is irrelevant.
Their income differences are not a factor.
Can the fact that Logan tries to treat Macy like a piece of porcelain glass be a problem?
Contains mature themes.
