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Will Ambrose is a successful radio call-in host for The
Truth Will Out based in NYC. Aimed primarily at the gay
market, Will listens to other people’s problems and offers
his opinion or commentary. Too bad he doesn’t take his own
advice because once again Will is paying the price for
picking the wrong kind of boyfriend. These days it takes
little for his cop lover, Lyle Thomas, to find fault with
him. The beatings are escalating to the point where he
could die if things don’t change.
Banishment has forced Ciaran of the glen, a lowly fae, to
make a new life for himself as Cobalt, master tattoo artist
and owner of the Grotto tattoo parlor. Business is thriving
and Cobalt has even managed to turn the Grotto into a haven
for other banished or displaced fae from either court. The
only rules are no fighting and nobody is to allow his
ex-lover Eoghann into the Grotto.
One of Cobalt’s true pleasures these days is listening to
Will’s radio show. He feels a connection to the human even
though they’ve never met. Fate, however, intervenes one
night and the two come face to face under less than ideal
circumstances, but that doesn’t stop the spark from flaring
bright between them. Very soon life and death situations
present themselves, one after the other for the pair, with
no one to turn to except each other. It’s time for them to
choose a bright future together or give in to despair and
misery. It will only take a little courage and a whole lot
of love.
Wholly original, Skin Deep is a fascinating
mixture of eroticism and intense suspense. It is incredibly
compelling, chilling and brutal one minute, achingly tender
the next. Will is the classic abuse victim who finally
wakes up and makes the right choices, mainly because of the
strength and spirit of Cobalt. Their instant connection is
a little choppy to accept at first, but it smoothes out
beautifully and proves that they are meant to be.
Skin Deep has some wild twists and turns, as well as
eye opening surprises throughout the story. Edgy and
complex, Skin Deep is one romance not to be
missed! |