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Chaz and Bry have a good thing going.
They own a bar together where Bry does his best to run the
bar and keep it all in order despite his cantankerous hot
temper. Chaz, meanwhile, stays in the background running the
business part of things. They also share an unacknowledged
romance that binds them together, yet remains unspoken for
fear of ruining a good thing. However, when Bry gets news
from the family that he has inherited his aunt’s home back
in New York, his itchy feet tell him it’s time to move on
and leave Chaz before he gets left behind – again.
Chaz has no intention of letting Bry
leave without a fight and he is desperate enough to enlist
the help of their old playmate, Susan, to give Bry the
incentive he needs to stay. But at the end of the day will
it be enough?
When I picked up I Heart That City: Silent Partner
I had no idea what a ride I was in for. But Treva Harte does
it again, bringing to life characters and situations that
would otherwise be unbelievable or tawdry and making them
purely romantic. Bry is your stereotypical New Yorker that
is all attitude and gruff demeanor, but beneath that he is
as vulnerable as the next man, one that refuses to deal with
his emotions. Chaz is a southern gentleman to the bone,
except when he lets his guard down around Bry and becomes a
rough and ready sex machine. Susan is mostly a mystery as
she sort of comes in at the end and ties this sexy ménage
together. Treva Harte does a great job of creating great
chemistry between all three characters for a seemingly true
triad. I Heart That City: Silent Partner is a
fun and sexy read that will entertain you as it turns you
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