Lonnie Szabo is twenty-six, six foot four, and the best young connector in Pittsburgh. Nobody will hire him. Fourteen months ago his partner fell off a building in Cranberry, and Lonnie told OSHA exactly why. The union hall hasn't called since.
Then Carmine Iacono asks for him.
Carmine's raising gang is five older men the fast contractors won't touch, because Carmine won't send a man up in a wind he doesn't trust. On the iron they're careful. On Friday nights, in Carmine's garage, they keep a green ledger of dares that goes back to 1994. The rules are on page one. Two beers. Nothing on the iron. Pass and you buy breakfast. And you can dare a man to ask. You can't dare the answer.
Tully writes the first Lonnie asks one of us home.
By April, Lonnie is writing the last.
DARED is a dark MM why-choose romance from The one big man who has never asked for anything, five older ironworkers who hold him, a crooked super, a wind day that costs them everything, and a happily ever after for all six. Explicit, adults only.