Finding Home 1-2 - At Home, Coming Home - Carly Marie

Written by Carly Marie
Read by Bolton Hill
Format: M4B
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Unabridged

*thanks to H88

At Home

As the lead vocalist for country music’s hottest band, Derek Edwards knows that coming out as gay could mean the end of his career. With his life in the spotlight and too much on the line, Derek won’t let himself think about finding a boyfriend, much less the daddy he desperately desires.

Sheriff Colt Westfield has better things to do than following Hollywood heartthrobs or the latest singing sensations. So, when one drink turns into a mind-blowing one-night stand, he has no idea who he was with. That is, until he’s dragged to a concert and sees his sexy one-night stand strutting around on stage.

With a record label, management team, and fans watching, will they be able to find what they both need?
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Coming Home

Ty Scott has spent most of his life trying to keep his best friend, Declan, strictly in the friend zone. It hasn’t been easy, especially sharing a condo with him for six years. But having an unattainable straight best friend in his life is better than losing that friendship altogether.

At 26, Declan Andrews is settled in his life. He’s been a Navy SEAL for seven years, rapidly climbing the ranks and doing everything he can to put as much space between him and his childhood. Being locked tightly in the closet is wearing him down, and seeing his best friend shamelessly flirting with a guy in a bar one night snaps something inside of him.

Will staying in the closet end up pushing Declan’s best friend, and the man he’s loved for most of his life, away for good? Will Ty’s sexy secret be too much for Declan to handle? Or will an on-the-job accident stop everything before it starts?

Coming Home is a best friends-to-lovers, demisexual romance novel, with a sassy man in lingerie and an HEA. Other fetishes and BDSM lifestyles are discussed openly. While Coming Home is the second book in the Finding Home Series, it can be enjoyed as a stand-alone novel.