Tender Roughness

Will the stubborn biker be able to resist the lure of the persuasive businessman, who could match him in all ways?Kincaid Vaughn knows what he likes in a man. And the redheaded cowboy is so far from his usual type. When passion between them explodes, he goes with it. But he wakes to find that the man has left with no word, and that he is not just any cowboy, but Alistair James-brother to Kincaid's good friend. Kincaid is pissed. In his opinion, Alistair puts money above family, which is something Kincaid cannot accept. He decides he is only mildly annoyed, or at least that's what he tells himself. The return of Alistair and his declaration that he is back to make Kincaid his is baffling. Kincaid decides that a fling with the sexy man is fine, but no emotion or getting attached. But Alistair's determined pursuit may change his mindeventually.Alistair James knows from the time he lays eyes on the sensual biker that he will make him hisevery ornery, stubborn, and arrogant inch of him. Kincaid might say it was just sex, but with his every touch, the things he did and the way he treated him, Alistair knew the truth. The hard-headed man wanted him now and forever. Alistair will just have to use his considerable skills of persuasion and orneriness. And if that doesn't work, then doing what he wants to bring Kincaid around to his way of thinking. It will take A Tender Roughness to get the man that was made only for himeach and every edible inch.Reader Advisory: This book is best read in sequence as part of a series