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Professor Sandwich
Love is a give and take, whether shared by two men or three.
After the devastating loss of his parents, Rusty Bonham feels like he is floating through life without an anchor. The problem, he discovers, is the anchor he wants is already tied to another man, an equally hot professor.
Professors Adam Ryan and Manuel Corto Delgado believed they had the perfect life, but everything changed the day Rusty walked into Adam’s classroom and sat in the front row. Four years later, Adam and Manuel still want Rusty, but it wasn’t until Rusty fell victim to an attack that they decided to do something about it.
Inviting Rusty into their bed and lives turned out to be the easy part, but when Rusty reveals a secret, they discover the challenge will be keeping him there.
Big Man on Campus
What happens when the man you think you want isn’t the man you need?
After his high school sweetheart breaks up with him, Benny Allenbrand arrives at college intent on winning back Chase. Unfortunately, Chase isn’t speaking to him, forcing Benny to seek comfort elsewhere.
Jamie Whitmore is the son of a conservative senator from Connecticut, and on his own after coming out to his father. His life is messy enough without falling in lust with a six-foot-seven football player who happens to be in love with another man.
What starts out as a purely physical relationship between Benny and Jamie soon has both men embroiled in political controversy. Will the media coverage tear them apart or bring them together?
Reader Advisory: This book contains some racist language.
General Release Date: 4th August 2015
Excerpt from Professor Sandwich
Rusty glanced at his iPad to check the time. He‘d been sitting on a concrete bench outside the science building for almost thirty minutes, dreading, yet excited to see Professor Ryan again for the first time since the weekend of his attack.
He’d made a fool of himself that weekend. Rusty cringed. He still couldn’t believe they’d caught him watching them. It had been innocent at first, but he’d blatantly decided to stay and watch Manuel fuck Adam without a single regard as to their privacy. He’d been so embarrassed, he’d asked to go home the next morning and hadn’t spoken to either of them since. It hadn’t helped that the dreams of his attack had kept him in a constant state of fear. We’ll be back. The single phrase continued to torment him to the point that it had been three weeks since he’d left BK House. Chase had tried to help by delivering his class work, but tests all had to be taken in person, and his Ecotoxicology final, taught by Professor Ryan, was in five minutes.
Sadly, his mortification was so great he’d considered blowing off the test. It had been his love and his parents’ love for the environment that had pushed him to step foot out of BK House. He wanted to make a difference. He had the brains to make a fortune in a lab somewhere, but money had never meant much to him or his parents. Before his parents’ accident, they’d often talked about how man was destroying the planet a piece at a time, and he’d promised them he’d do something about it.
With a sigh, he shouldered his messenger bag and climbed the steps of the science building.
He found his usual spot in the front row of the large lecture hall and stowed his bag on the chair next to him. He didn’t need to worry about someone sitting there because they never did, as if they thought his awkwardness was catching.
Rusty leaned his cheek on his hand. Although he was used to feeling like an outcast it still hurt. His spirits lifted a bit when he thought of Chase. His roommate had become a true friend over the last few weeks. It was more than he’d ever had, and he still couldn’t believe someone as popular and handsome as Chase wanted anything to do with him, but he accepted the friendship with open arms.
Professor Ryan walked into the room, looking perfectly rumpled in a pair of faded jeans, an Aerosmith T-shirt and the familiar wrinkled white lab coat he usually wore. He brushed his shaggy brown hair out of his face before his gaze landed on Rusty.
Rusty held his breath as he gave his teacher a tentative smile. Professor Ryan smiled in return and with a subtle nod, went back to his preparations. Rusty clung to the simple gesture, hoping it meant the professor didn’t regret being so tender with him after the attack, before Rusty had spied on the professors like a darn pervert.
“You’ll have two hours to complete the exam,” Professor Ryan announced as he handed his teaching assistant Brad a stack of tests to pass out.
Rusty’s gaze zeroed in on Professor Ryan’s hands. He remembered the way those long, slim fingers had dug into Professor Corto Delgado’s back as he’d taken his pleasure.
“Hey,” Professor Ryan said, placing his hand on Rusty’s shoulder.
Rusty glanced up, afraid he’d made a noise or something and realized everyone was filing out of the lecture hall. “What’s going on?”
“Time’s up. The test is over.” The professor sat in the open seat next to the messenger bag. “I appreciate the gesture of you showing up today, but you have to actually take the test for it to count.” He grinned, softening the statement.
Rusty felt his face heat in embarrassment. How did he tell his teacher that he’d spent the last two hours in a fog of lustful thoughts? He scrambled to think of something to excuse his actions. “I had an aunt who I’d never met before try to go against my mom and dad’s wishes and have them buried, but I beat her to the punch by having them cremated.”
Professor Ryan’s dark brown eyebrows furrowed. It was obvious he wasn’t prepared for the quick change in conversation, but, like he always had, he tried to show compassion. “And that’s what they wanted?”
“Yeah. They believed the planet was too small to take up space after they were gone.” Rusty pushed his glasses up on his nose. “I have their ashes back at BK, but I haven’t figured out where to spread them.”
“Or maybe you’re just not ready to say goodbye,” Professor Ryan offered. He squeezed Rusty’s hand. “How’re you doing dealing with the attack?”
Rusty shrugged. “I have nightmares. They said they’d be back, so I keep waiting.”
“I think they said that to scare you.” He brushed his thumb across the back of Rusty’s hand. “Come by the lab later, and I’ll let you retake the test.”
“You don’t have to do that.” Rusty could have kicked himself. He’d been invited to the hallowed grounds of Professors Ryan and Corto Delgado, of course he was going to go. “But I’d appreciate it.”
“Good.” Professor Ryan released Rusty’s hand and stood. “I should be finished and back to the lab around five.”
“I’ll be there. Thank you.” Rusty watched Professor Ryan’s ass as he walked away, remembering what was under the lab coat. When he felt his face heat again, he decided to get out of there before he made a fool of himself.
Excerpt from Big Man on Campus
Benny Allenbrand studied himself in the weight room mirror as he wiped the sweat from his face, neck and chest. At six-foot-seven, he’d always been big for his age, but playing college football would require more strength and agility than he’d needed on the Cattle Valley High School team. He’d taken a part-time job at The Gym, a local workout center, to help pay off a debt to his father. The fact that he could use the equipment before and after his shift was a bonus.
“Lookin’ good.” Rio Adega, The Gym’s owner, began to unload the barbell Benny had used. “I have a feeling Coach Tucker’s going to be impressed.”
Nate ‘Bear’ Tucker was the offensive coach at North-Central Idaho University, and Benny’s favorite player. Bear had been the shit when he’d played offensive lineman for the Bighorns, and Benny couldn’t wait to make his coach proud.
“Thanks,” Benny replied as he started toward one of the treadmills. “Bear will probably be surprised that I’ve grown another two inches since he first watched me play.”
“You know it.” Rio nodded his head toward the window. “I’m heading to the park to run. Why don’t you come with me? You need to get used to the heat before practice starts, and I need to get outta here for a while.”
Benny eyed his boss suspiciously. “You enjoy running by yourself. Why all of a sudden do you want my company?”
Rio’s expression turned guilty. “Just thought you could use an ear. We all know it’s not going to be easy for you and Chase to play on the same team. Figured you might want to talk to someone other than your dad about it.”
Benny shook his head. “I haven’t talked to Dad.”
“What? I thought the two of you were tight.” Rio headed for the door. “Be back in an hour,” he told Kit, The Gym’s manager.
“Wait right there.” From her position behind the juice counter, Kit reached into the cooler. “It’s hotter than Hades today.” She removed two bottles of water before holding them out. “I need Benny to sanitize the mats later, so take it easy on him.”
Rio winked and took the water. “He’s eighteen. If he can’t keep up with a man of my age, he doesn’t deserve to call himself an athlete.”
Kit crossed her arms over her ample chest and cocked her hip to the side but said nothing.
After several moments, Rio sighed. “Fine. I’ll take it easy on the boy.”
Benny snorted. He loved working at The Gym. Kit had been the first transgender person he’d ever met, but he’d soon forgotten the gorgeous woman had ever been anything but the lady she was.
“Be back with energy to spare,” Benny told Kit.
“I’m counting on it!” she hollered as Benny and Rio walked out of the door.
As soon as they were outside, Benny started to stretch, but Rio shook his head. “Let’s walk while you answer my question.”
Benny groaned. “I don’t want to talk about Chase.”
It was bad enough that the entire town knew he’d lost his shit when Chase, his high school boyfriend, had broken up with him a few months before. The last thing he needed was to dissect his mistakes with his boss—one of the biggest badasses he’d ever known.
“Too bad,” Rio said. “Because all the strength training in the world isn’t going to help you on that field if your mind isn’t in the game.”
Benny walked several blocks without giving in to Rio’s demands. What good would talking about Chase do? Chase had moved on to someone else even before he’d had the guts to break up with him.
“I could tell you there’s someone else out there for you, but I doubt that would make you feel better,”Rio said, breaking the silence.
Benny shook his head in agreement. He didn’t dare confess that he’d spent the summer plotting revenge against the man who’d come between him and Chase or that, in his gut, he knew he was meant to be with Chase again. Instead of dreading the upcoming school year, he was looking forward to it because he knew he could prove to Chase how right they were together. He’d given the situation a lot of thought and it was obvious Chase had been lured away from him out of loneliness. It couldn’t have been easy for Chase to move to a new city full of strangers. Chase had probably been vulnerable when Mac Evans had swooped in to steal him away.
“You don’t need to worry about that.” Benny took a sip of water. “That thing between Chase and his new man won’t last. You’ll see. Once I’m on campus, Chase’ll come back to me.”
Rio stopped walking. “Benny…”
“Seriously. Don’t worry.” Benny glanced over his shoulder at Rio. “Come on, I’ve got to get this done so I can get back to work.”
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