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Levi Harris has never had a reason to stay on the straight and narrow. Nothing he does is ever good enough for his family, his teachers, his bosses, his drill instructors. He can't do anything right, so why bother trying?
Then he gets caught breaking and entering, and now he's bound for prison. Or is he?
Austin Caldwell isn't thrilled about being burglarized, but when he finds himself face to face with the intruder, he sees himself in those terrified eyes. He knows more than most how much prison chews people up and spits them out. Maybe, just maybe, he can save Levi from that fate.
It starts as an arrangement for Levi to work off his debt to Austin. As trust grows between them, so does an undeniable attraction. Especially as Austin begins to see untapped desires in Levi, and he begins to unlock a whole new world of sensuality for his submissive protégé.
Levi's in heaven. He's finally wanted. He finally belongs. For the first time in his life, he has something to lose. All he has to do is stay out of trouble.
And hope trouble doesn't find him.
The Right to Remain is a 150,000+ word standalone contemporary gay romance with a guaranteed happy ending.
CW: criminal activity, brief mentions of past death of a child, brief mention of past suicide, incarceration.
Then he gets caught breaking and entering, and now he's bound for prison. Or is he?
Austin Caldwell isn't thrilled about being burglarized, but when he finds himself face to face with the intruder, he sees himself in those terrified eyes. He knows more than most how much prison chews people up and spits them out. Maybe, just maybe, he can save Levi from that fate.
It starts as an arrangement for Levi to work off his debt to Austin. As trust grows between them, so does an undeniable attraction. Especially as Austin begins to see untapped desires in Levi, and he begins to unlock a whole new world of sensuality for his submissive protégé.
Levi's in heaven. He's finally wanted. He finally belongs. For the first time in his life, he has something to lose. All he has to do is stay out of trouble.
And hope trouble doesn't find him.
The Right to Remain is a 150,000+ word standalone contemporary gay romance with a guaranteed happy ending.
CW: criminal activity, brief mentions of past death of a child, brief mention of past suicide, incarceration.
