From internationally bestselling small-town romance author, Greta Rose West, Storms Inside Us is a steamy, small-town MM romance about finding the right man at the wrong time...
Brady Douglas is the good guy, the cute guy-the proverbial gay best friend. When he moved home after his dad's ALS diagnosis, he traded a cushy life of big-city law for settling petty disputes between neighbors. Romance is an afterthought. But when he meets Theodore Burroughs Jr., the sexy CEO of an international finance company, lightning sparks.
Too bad he's a client.
Broken down and beaten up, Theo Burroughs may be a billionaire, but he's also a mess. His dream of opening a community center in downtown Wisper, Wyoming, is within his grasp, but an incident three years earlier changed him, and drinking the pain away hasn't done him one bit of good. Now, all anyone sees is an entitled pretty boy whose money should make him happy.
But it can't.
As Brady and Theo deal with their own tempestuous lives, intense attraction pushes them together and tears them apart. Love may be the only thing to heal them both-if they can learn to accept it.
The second book in the Wisper Dreams series has themes of alcoholism, medical homecare, parental loss, and PTSD, but there is always a guaranteed HEA and lots of heartwarming small-town love.
From internationally bestselling small-town Western romance author, Greta Rose West, Storms Inside Us is a steamy, small-town MM romance about finding the right man at the wrong time... Brady Douglas is the good guy, the cute guy-the proverbial gay best friend. When he moved home after his dad's ALS diagnosis, he traded a cushy life of big-city law for settling petty disputes between neighbors. Romance is an afterthought. But when he meets Theodore Burroughs Jr., the sexy CEO of an international finance company, lightning sparks. Too bad he's a client. Broken down and beaten up, Theo Burroughs may be a billionaire, but he's also a mess. His dream of opening a community center in downtown Wisper, Wyoming, is within his grasp, but an incident three years earlier changed him, and drinking the pain away hasn't done him one bit of good. Now, all anyone sees is an entitled pretty boy whose money should make him happy. But it can't. As Brady and Theo deal with their own tempestuous lives, intense attraction pushes them together and tears them apart. Love may be the only thing to heal them both-if they can learn to accept it. The second<