Genre: LGBT 1930's Suspense Wealthy San Francisco playboy Brett Sheridan thinks he knows the score when he hires tough guy private eye Neil Patrick Rafferty to find a priceless stolen folio of Shakespeare's The Tempest. Brett's convinced his partner-in-crime sister is behind the theft—a theft that's liable to bring more scandal to their eccentric family, and cost Brett his marriage to society heiress Juliet Lennox. What Brett doesn't count on is the instant and powerful attraction that flares between him and Rafferty. Once before, Brett took a chance on loving a man, only to find himself betrayed and broken. This time around there's too much at risk. But as the Bard himself would say, Journey's end in lovers meeting. Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: male/male sexual practices.

File it under the Mummy Case, Effie. A blackmail scheme ends with murder at a swanky costume ball in an Egyptian museum. As much as tough guy PI Rafferty wants to pin the crime on Brett Sheridan's famed Egyptologist former lover, he can't help fearing the murderer may be hiding closer to home. Too close to home.