Danny He’s a ghost haunting a closet. He’d lost the only man he loved and couldn’t find his way to move on. Danny was alive and breathing, but dead inside. It wasn’t so difficult to be a gay man living in the closet when you had nothing to truly live for. He had his work and he had his family, but none of them truly needed him. When he was attacked coming home from Stiletto Therapy, Danny almost wished for death. Then everything changed. The handsome cop with the sincere whiskey colored eyes was calling him Ms. Bradford. Officer Sanchez had a devastating masculine beauty that look Danny’s breathe away. His eyes looked into Danny’s soul and didn’t turn away from the brokenness he found. Danny was the child of abusive alcoholic parents, the product of a dysfunctional group home, and a former homeless teenage prostitute. And that was the least of his pain. Yet still Sanchez looked at him without flinching. He looked at Danny like he was precious and beautiful. The way that Sanchez looked at Danny, made him want to live again. He wanted to escape his prison of secrecy and throw open the closet door. He wanted a second chance at life and love. Sanchez made him believe that he wasn’t irreparably broken. Believe that he could be healed. Believe that he could escape the twisted obsessiveness that had destroyed his parents and killed the man he loved. Just when he believed that happiness might be possible, his past finds him. Obsession wants another victim. Will Danny’s second chance be lost? Will the past repeat itself? Will he lose the man he loves again? Sanchez He’s a man on a mission to be celibate. He’d never truly cared that much about sex and he desired it even less now that it had destroyed his ten year marriage and nearly ruined his career. His wife’s request for divorce stunned him. When she said it was because he was lacking in the bedroom, he’d been hurt and humiliated. He hadn’t been the one turning her away and yet she claimed the lack of passion between them was his fault. Then less than a week after their divorce was final she remarried; to his police sergeant on the force. He transferred to New York City to flee his humiliation and vowed to live a celibate life. He couldn’t bear to face that kind of attack to his masculine ego again. Then everything changed. He met a man. At first his mind wanted to shield him and say the beautiful person before him was a woman, but if he were honest with himself, he knew better. Danny Bradford, with his soulful Caribbean blue-green eyes and smudged make-up, looked so lost and defeated as he huddled in his chair after a brutal attack. Despite his vulnerability, Sanchez sensed a titanium core of inner strength resided inside the Danny. He felt drawn to Danny in a way that he had never been drawn to another person. There was an electric tension that filled him every time he thought of Danny. And he found himself thinking of Danny more and more frequently. He was confused by the attraction he felt. Sanchez was straight. He’d married for ten years, to a woman. He’d never looked at another man and thought maybe. Hell, he’d never looked at another man before. So why was he looking now? What was it about this strong, scarred man that drew him in? Could he be brave enough to explore his new found desires? Would Danny let him or would Danny’s past come between them? Would Sanchez get his second chance at love? Warning this book contains mature content that is not suitable for those under 18. This book contains graphic sexual encounter between two smoking hot men. It contains sex of a BDSM nature. Warning some of the scenes in this book maybe a trigger.