Ransom has never backed down from a fight and sure as hell doesn't plan to start now. By the Light of the Moon (Assassin/Shifter, 3) By Sandrine Gasq-Dion. Sal is dealt a devastating blow, one which just might mean the end of his career as well as his new relationship. Many future couples appear in this book, even the seven year old Wyatt finds his. Welcome back our friend the cliché: The path of true love never does run smooth. How do you argue with a sign like that? Sal finally gets a taste of his heavy metal heartthrob - and happiness. /rebates/2f97814943639562fYears-End-twelve-Olympians-Gasq-Dion-149436395X2fplp&. Things heat up in a hurry hell, the Earth moves. When Sal offers to put Ransom up during his trip to California, even a mansion isn't big enough to keep him from the sexy rocker. Sal Falco has been hiding his sexuality for years, but a spine-tingling run-in with sexy Ransom Fox has him thinking that keeping secrets is a lot of work with no payoff. Ransom knows his love life will need to remain secret, one he'll happily keep for the man who is even better than his best fantasies. As an actor who makes his living as every woman's dream, Sal has a custom-made closet to stay in. Unable to resist the gravitational pull, the men find themselves in each other's arms, beginning a clandestine relationship. A trip to California launches Ransom directly into Sal Falco's orbit. Now that Ransom and his band have hit it big, they're rubbing elbows with celebrities all the time - including a certain handsome Italian actor. Dying dream, meet trite cliché: Never say never. Since he was a young teen, Ransom has had eyes for only one man, a movie star he knows he'll never meet. Rating details 1,209 ratings 78 reviews Book 2 (This book contains characters from the Assassin-shifter books and is not meant to be read as a standalone) Warning: This book contains scenes of homosexuality, crude language and violence. There's just one thing missing - someone to love.

Heavy metal rocker Ransom Fox has everything he's always wanted: fame, money, groupies, and a family who has his back.

At Year's End by Sandrine Gasq-Dion