| Author: | Elle Parker | ISBN: | 9780982417058 |
| Publisher: | Kensington | Publication: | May 18, 2009 |
| Imprint: | Lyrical Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | Elle Parker |
| ISBN: | 9780982417058 |
| Publisher: | Kensington |
| Publication: | May 18, 2009 |
| Imprint: | Lyrical Press |
| Language: | English |
First in the series featuring a private investigator embarking on a dangerous case—and an odd-couple romance with his very first boyfriend . . .
Dino Martini is an old-school detective in a modern world. Sure, he may do most of his work on a computer, but he carries a gun, drives a convertible, and lives on the beach in Florida. His best friend and mechanic, Seth Donnelly, will back him in a fight, and there’s not a lot more Martini could ask from life. But things are about to change in a big way.
A dangerous case and a new apartment are just the start. His friendship with Donnelly has suddenly turned into something more. Messy and sarcastic, he may be Martini’s total opposite, but the longtime affection between them is heating up and turning physical—and the private investigator has to figure out whether he can handle having a boyfriend at all, let alone one who’s also his best friend. Then, their investigation takes a terrifying turn, and Martini must face his feelings head on . . .
Filled with steamy sex, suspenseful action, and lots of laughs, Like Coffee and Doughnuts is a lively blend of hard-edged mystery and budding romance between two unforgettable characters.
First in the series featuring a private investigator embarking on a dangerous case—and an odd-couple romance with his very first boyfriend . . .
Dino Martini is an old-school detective in a modern world. Sure, he may do most of his work on a computer, but he carries a gun, drives a convertible, and lives on the beach in Florida. His best friend and mechanic, Seth Donnelly, will back him in a fight, and there’s not a lot more Martini could ask from life. But things are about to change in a big way.
A dangerous case and a new apartment are just the start. His friendship with Donnelly has suddenly turned into something more. Messy and sarcastic, he may be Martini’s total opposite, but the longtime affection between them is heating up and turning physical—and the private investigator has to figure out whether he can handle having a boyfriend at all, let alone one who’s also his best friend. Then, their investigation takes a terrifying turn, and Martini must face his feelings head on . . .
Filled with steamy sex, suspenseful action, and lots of laughs, Like Coffee and Doughnuts is a lively blend of hard-edged mystery and budding romance between two unforgettable characters.
