Dean likes April. April's brother Jay loves Dean. When Dean finds out how Jay feels it raises difficult questions of his sexuality. If he doesn't get his act together quick, he's gonna lose two friends and one true love. Publisher's Note; Snow Angel is a male/male love story. As such, it contains homoerotic sexual content that may be offensive to some readers; mild bondage, dubious consent, male/male sexual practices.

There's a reason Dean calls his lover 'Angel.' But Jay's thoughts are far from angelic. He must stop his sister interfering in their relationship ... and ask if Dean's remembered to pack the strawberry lube for the weekend. [Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: Male/male sexual situations.] Previous book: Snow Angel.

Sequel to Angel Heart. True love's path seldom runs smooth. Dean Chapman built his life and reputation around being a womaniser. Until he fell in love with a man. Three years with his boyfriend, Jay, have upended the identity of which he was always so sure. To give the man he loves the commitment he deserves, Dean must first make sense of his conflicting emotions. As he comes to grips with his true feelings concerning family, commitment, sex, fear, and trust, Dean must accept help, and lay his heart open to a future of possibilities, or risk losing everything. Can love change a man who doesn't even understand himself?