Nowhere Ranch

Winner, 2011 Rainbow Awards, 1st Place Contemporary Erotica

Nominee, 2011 Cupid & Psyche Awards, BDSM

Best Book of 2011, GLBT-BDSM, The Romance Reviews

DABWAHA 2011 Finalist

Roe Davis is a man who works hard, keeps to himself, and never, absolutely never mixes business with pleasure—until he takes a discreet weekend away from his new job at Nowhere Ranch and runs into the owner, Travis Loving, at the only gay bar for two hundred miles. Getting involved with the boss is a bad, bad idea, but Loving is a hard man to say no to, especially when it turns out their kinks line up against one another like a pair of custom-cut rails. And as Loving points out, so long as they’re both clear that this is just sex on the side, no relationship, no interfering with the job, they could make it work.

The truth is, there’s good reason Roe never settles down and always spends his birthdays and holidays celebrating alone. Shut out in the cold by his family years ago, Roe survived by declaring he didn’t need a home. As his affair with Loving grows into more than just sex, Roe finds out what happens when he stays put a little bit too long: He learns that the past always catches up with you, that even a loner gets lonely, and that home will grow up through whatever cracks you leave open for it— even in a place called Nowhere.