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Sawyer and Royce: Matrimony and Mayhem, Book 3

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Royce locked the front door and started stripping out of his clothes as he made his way through the house to the master bedroom in the back. He heard Sawyer’s uneven tread as he too stripped down. The sliding glass door opened to a large deck with a breathtaking view of the Smoky Mountains. He stood there buck naked and stared in awe for several seconds until Sawyer smacked his ass on the way to pull the cover off the hot tub.

“Last one in—”

Royce streaked past and vaulted into the hot tub before Sawyer could even get the words out.

“—comes first,” Sawyer finished.

Royce eased down into the water. He tilted his head back, closed his eyes, and let the heat soothe his muscles. Driving for extended periods always made him tense. The hot tub and the sexy man climbing onto his lap would make it all better.

Royce cracked one eye open and saw Sawyer smiling down at him. He dropped his hands down to cup his husband’s sweet ass. “Hi.”

Sawyer rocked his hips forward, grinding his dick against Royce’s. “Hello.” He lowered his head and captured Royce’s mouth in a kiss hot enough to rival the temperature of the water.

Royce was about to let himself go when scratching sounds penetrated his lust-fogged brain. It reminded him of Bones and his beloved scratching posts. Royce managed to tear his lips away and look around Sawyer to make sure they weren’t about to become the victim of a murderous, mountain-man psychopath. It took Royce a moment for his brain to register what he was seeing. When it did, his blood turned to ice. Two black bear clubs had climbed the pilings on the opposite side of the deck and were walking along the railing toward them. The sliding glass door was in the middle.

“How likely is it to see black bear cubs without their mama?” he asked in a voice so calm it scared him.

Sawyer stiffened in his embrace but didn’t make a move. “Not likely. Mama is always somewhere close unless she’s been killed.”

That wasn’t a risk Royce was willing to take. “Run!” he yelled.

The two men shot up out of the water as if they’d been fired out of a cannon. Royce’s feet slipped when they hit the deck, but he didn’t lose his balance. Heidi’s head peeked over the deck railing on the opposite side when they were a few feet from the door. She let out a roar that made Royce and Sawyer scream in terror as they lunged toward safety. They fell inside the house and quickly slammed the door shut. Royce slid the lock into place, and they collapsed onto the floor, breathing like they’d been running for their lives, which of course, they had.

 

Check Out Book 1:
The Magnolia Murders

Everything old is new again in love and murder.

Work together, live together, and play together is the name of the game for Royce Locke and Sawyer Key. But one of those things changes when Chief Mendoza taps Sawyer to lead the newly formed cold case unit. His first task: solve the Magnolia Murders that spanned three decades and suddenly stopped in 2000.

Chaos ensues when a fourth Magnolia Queen contender is murdered during a preliminary round. With the pageant’s one hundredth anniversary looming, the pressure is on to produce results. Royce and Sawyer, along with their new partners, have to team up to solve the Magnolia Murders—old and new.

As the investigation continues, a surprise visitor and an unexpected phone call force the men to face painful things from their pasts. The future Royce and Sawyer dream of is within their grasp, but first, they’ll need to uproot the seeds of discontent they’ve buried deep.

The Magnolia Murders is the first book in the Matrimony and Mayhem trilogy, the second story arc for Royce Locke and Sawyer Key. ** New readers should start with the Zero Hour trilogy before reading Matrimony and Mayhem. ** The Magnolia Murders is a continuation of Royce and Sawyer’s happily ever after as they move into the next phase of their lives—professionally and personally. Though some storylines span the trilogy, this book does not end in a cliffhanger. Heat, humor, heart, and homicide abound. You have been warned. 18+

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