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    Men of Smithfield: Mark and Tony

    By L.B. Gregg

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    Coming home from work to find my boyfriend banging our hairy, married landlordin our bedwas bad enough. Discovering Jamie had also cleaned out my bank accounts made it officially the worst day of my life. I think I can be forgiven for wanting revenge, even if a few little laws (and possibly Jamie's nose) got bent in the process.

    Fortunately, the law is on my side in the form of my oldest friend, Tony Gervase. I've tried to deny my attraction to the sexy trooper for years. After all, he made it clear long ago that he wasn't interested in me that way. But if the hot encounter in his kitchen is any indication, he is now. At least the day is ending a whole lot better than it began...

    But the morning after, the Jamie situation goes from bad to seriously messed up. The jerk's in more trouble than I could have imagined. And as it turns out, I don't know Tony as well as I thought I did either...

    Previously published, newly revised by author.

    36,000 words

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarina Press
    Release dateAug 6, 2012
    ISBN9781426894176
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    • 4/5
      Mark Mehan discovers that Simon his live-in lover is cheating on him, and things go rapidly down hilll from there. First Mark assaults Simon in Church, then he has a run in with the law, reconnecting with old friend and flirt, Tony Gervase. Mark draws Tony into his crazy week, and then Tony rescues Mark from it... Fun while you are reading it, an easy, breezy enjoyable book, but also quite forgetable, I had to look up Amazon to remember anything about it. It's $4 but also very short, this is clearly a novella, but Gregg shows a confident smooth writing style.
    • 5/5
      I have really liked Tony in all this series. I am happy he got what he needed. you write well, the stories just move smoothly.