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The Light Between Us Box Set

When author Christian Rivers meets Milestone County's Sheriff Philip Erickson, a spark of attraction flickers between them. The three stories in this collection fan the flames of that attraction, and the love Christian and Philip share blazes within these pages. Contains the stories:<br><br><strong>A Light in the Dark</strong>: Author Christian Rivers has ended a five-year relationship with his boyfriend, Russ, but is suddenly propelled back into "the scene" when he phones Milestone County Sheriff Philip Erickson about an animal cruelty case. What follows for both men is surprisingly satisfying.<br><br><strong>Winter's Light</strong>: A week before Christmas, Christian and Philip move in together. Balancing a relationship, a book tour, the approaching holiday, and the imminent arrival of in-laws, he also juggles the hassle of running into his ex-boyfriend and dealing with his sister, who shows up uninvited. Will new year start with an even deeper commitment to one another, or end up on the rocks after the holidays?<br><br><strong>Heaven's Light</strong>: Christian receives the phone call he's been dreading for six months. His father has died. Flying home to Arizona with his husband Philip, Christian arrives in Glendale to a family in chaos. Fraught with his own demons, will Christian be strong enough to solider on and battle the challenges that await him when he arrives home to say a final goodbye to the man he called Dad?

Thomas Grant Bruso · LGBT+
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86 Chs

Chapter 10

Pedestrians shuffle along the snowy landscape of the antique shops and mom-and-pop restaurants.

In the church tower, the bells clang noon. My eyes start to close against the hypnotic knock of the bells.

My mind drifts back to when I sold my house and moved in with Milestone County’s Sheriff Philip Erickson.

Everything changed. I was no longer alone. I now slept beside a sexy snoring sheriff. And I have someone to talk to whenever I have a problem I can’t quite work out on my own. Lying in Philip’s arms feels like being in love for the very first time.

The sound of ice and snow crunching beneath tires breaks my train of thought.

Lurching forward, I yank on the collar of my heavy pea coat to protect my neck from the bitingly cold wind. Pedestrians pass me, shielding their faces with gloved hands against the icy afternoon. Bundled up against the harsh winter elements, they head purposefully towards their destinations