Release

by Ali Ryecart

Selling his body since he was a fifteen-year-old runaway, rent boy Sean Farrell has learned the hard lesson that the only way to survive the streets is to act tough and cocky. But an act is all it is, as underneath he’s never felt more adrift as he struggles with crippling self-doubt. Sean’s distilled life into three simple earn enough cash to get by, stick close to the friends who have become his family — and don’t let anyone steal his heart.  Art is Laurie Cassell’s profession and passion. His calm and ordered life is just how he thinks he wants it, but it’s becoming harder to ignore the creeping feeling that calm and ordered has become dull and predictable. Laurie craves more but doesn’t know what, or not until a man with dark hazel eyes and a bad attitude swaggers into his life — and leaves with his heart. Two men who should never have met, let alone fallen in love. Can Sean and Laurie release the other from lives that are holding them captive?

Note : this book was previously published under the name of A E Ryecart. The cover and description may (or may not) have changed, but the book title and contents remain the same as before.

290 pages, Paperback

Published October 5, 2020

Reviews

[Trish Skywalker · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really loved this story, and Laurie and Sean. They’ve both had difficulties in their lives, though they are very different. They comes from two different worlds, but their differences really balance each other. They have to go through a lot to reach their HEA, and to become better men for themselves and each other