Calling You Out: Part One
(2024)(The second book in the Lovers and Liars series)
A novel by Abigail Hunter
Calling You Out: Part Two is set twelve years after the events of Part One
Dom
It was supposed to be one night. One smile. One kiss. But he didn’t remember, and I let it go. Twelve years later, he’s getting married, and all that hope and fear is building up again. In a drunk-fueled madness, I found myself typing the words “I’d take you so deep. I don’t care if you choke me.”, not knowing I was texting from his fiancée's phone. Now I’m stuck in a charade of passion and guilt, torn between wanting to stop, and needing to keep going, to see how far I can push him, and see if he’d let me show him how good I could be for him.
Harry
He’s the person I’m most comfortable around, but he always keeps me on edge. After an argument with my fiancée, I'm broken and drained. And she's left for six weeks, and I don't know what to do. But, when she's gone, we start to connect in a way we never have before. She opens up in me a burning desire that can’t be quenched. But my eyes are straying, and each time I stroke myself, I’m picturing a face I shouldn’t, hearing a voice I mustn’t, and calling the name of the one person I can’t have.
Calling You Out: Part Two must be read after Part One to fully understand the story.
This book contains explicit scenes and is recommended for readers 18+
Genre: Gay Romance
Dom
It was supposed to be one night. One smile. One kiss. But he didn’t remember, and I let it go. Twelve years later, he’s getting married, and all that hope and fear is building up again. In a drunk-fueled madness, I found myself typing the words “I’d take you so deep. I don’t care if you choke me.”, not knowing I was texting from his fiancée's phone. Now I’m stuck in a charade of passion and guilt, torn between wanting to stop, and needing to keep going, to see how far I can push him, and see if he’d let me show him how good I could be for him.
Harry
He’s the person I’m most comfortable around, but he always keeps me on edge. After an argument with my fiancée, I'm broken and drained. And she's left for six weeks, and I don't know what to do. But, when she's gone, we start to connect in a way we never have before. She opens up in me a burning desire that can’t be quenched. But my eyes are straying, and each time I stroke myself, I’m picturing a face I shouldn’t, hearing a voice I mustn’t, and calling the name of the one person I can’t have.
Calling You Out: Part Two must be read after Part One to fully understand the story.
This book contains explicit scenes and is recommended for readers 18+
Genre: Gay Romance
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