Taking the Line

The Orr family will not be considered well-adjusted by anyone, but things go off the rail when Arthur Orr is kidnapped and Arnold has to seek help from the last person he wants. That problem quickly resolved and said unwanted person shipped back to Denver, Arnold wants nothing more than to relax and celebrate by banging a few guys. There’s only one problem. The people behind the kidnapping? His fathers.

Deciding he must remove them for the safety of the family, Arnold has to confront his brothers and his limitations. When the help comes in the form of someone demanding better of Arnold, it becomes apparent that he might not be the right person to run the family.

No problem, his Grandfather’s making his bid to be the head of the family, and he had no problem letting one of his grandsons think it’s their ideas, even if he needs to mark the idea on their body first. So when circumstances force both Arnold and his grandfather to work together, one of them more than happy to do it, while the other can’t help but think it’s a bad idea.

And then Arnold’s fathers do something worse than have their son kidnapped.

TRIGGER WARNING

This book contains Incest, violent sex, rape, and emotional control for the purpose of initiating sex