Mike Albert hates moving. Absolutely hates it. But here he is, standing in the driveway of his brand-new home, exhausted, exasperated, and—thanks to his hyperactive Jack Russell, Homer—he's already causing a scene.
Then he sees him.
Eliot. All broad shoulders and thick, sweaty chest. A voice like honey over gravel. Wielding an ax like it’s an extension of his own body.
Too bad Mike’s introduction involves his dog aggressively humping the man’s leg. Like serious, puppy making humping.
Eliot, a no-nonsense lineman, is used to storms—both the electrical kind and the messes people make of their lives. He doesn’t expect the nervous, fast-talking new guy next door to turn his world upside down. But with Mike's awkward charm, penchant for disasters, and a dimple that should be illegal, Eliot finds himself intrigued.
What starts as a neighborly friendship soon turns into something more—something warm, electric, and undeniable. But Mike has a history of playing it safe, and Eliot has spent years keeping people at arm’s length.
Can a jittery schoolteacher and a grounded, gruff lineman find common ground? Or will their connection short-circuit before they get a chance to light up the night?
Fans of witty banter, steamy slow burns, and adorable meet disasters will fall head over heels for The Lineman!
Genre: Gay Romance
Then he sees him.
Eliot. All broad shoulders and thick, sweaty chest. A voice like honey over gravel. Wielding an ax like it’s an extension of his own body.
Too bad Mike’s introduction involves his dog aggressively humping the man’s leg. Like serious, puppy making humping.
Eliot, a no-nonsense lineman, is used to storms—both the electrical kind and the messes people make of their lives. He doesn’t expect the nervous, fast-talking new guy next door to turn his world upside down. But with Mike's awkward charm, penchant for disasters, and a dimple that should be illegal, Eliot finds himself intrigued.
What starts as a neighborly friendship soon turns into something more—something warm, electric, and undeniable. But Mike has a history of playing it safe, and Eliot has spent years keeping people at arm’s length.
Can a jittery schoolteacher and a grounded, gruff lineman find common ground? Or will their connection short-circuit before they get a chance to light up the night?
Fans of witty banter, steamy slow burns, and adorable meet disasters will fall head over heels for The Lineman!
Genre: Gay Romance
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