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by Hank Edwards (Author)
A man recovering from a traumatic event.
His partner supporting him the best he can.
An agent called back into the field by an old enemy.
A case in Detroit requires the onsite attention of FBI Special Agent Aaron Pearce. Men are being murdered, notes left behind that reference Pearce, inviting him back to the city. But Pearce doesn't want to leave his boyfriend, Mark Beecher, who is still recovering from their terrifying trip to Barbados. Surely someone else can track down this killer.
Mark Beecher tells Pearce what the man already knows: this case is too personal, and Pearce has to leave him and return to Detroit. Regretfully, Pearce leaves, and Mark works on becoming more comfortable with himself and his memories, making progress every day. Which means, when the stakes in Pearce's case become even more personal for him, Mark has to decide whether it's better for him to stay in Washington, D.C., or be with Pearce in Detroit.
