The minute Kit graduated high school, he pushed away the male way of life then reached for her dream of living as a woman. Growing up in Arkansas, Kit was forced to hide behind the masculine clothes and haircuts favoured by the other boys in the small community. How can Rio make amends to the man who gave him everything, while still holding onto the relationships he's worked so hard to build? ‘Hawk's Landing’ Born a man, Kit always felt cheated out of the life he was meant to live.
Not only had he unknowingly left the African jungle thinking his mentor and lover was dead, but he'd managed to move on. The one man Rio owed his entire life to was alive. He's asking for you." In less than a minute, Rio's loyalties are tested. ‘Ghost from the Past’ Happily settled in Cattle Valley with the men he loved, Rio Adega wasn't expecting the one call that could bring his world crashing down around him. If his newest hire wouldn't do anything about it Sean would, even if that meant claiming Moby for himself. The way Moby allowed customers to treat him was disrespectful. Although the customers seemed to love his newest hire, Sean was quickly on the verge of firing the sexy stud. Burned once by the love bug, Sean O'Brien had no interest in travelling down that road anytime soon. Although a forty-five minute commute to Cattle Valley would mean spending less time with his mother, Moby decided it was his one and only shot at a tolerable life in Wyoming. Moby's luck turned the day he read an ad in the morning paper for a waiter and barback at O'Brien's Pub. His life became a series of low-paying jobs and escalating medical bills. Gone were the nights of screaming fans and eager to please one night stands. When he was called home to Sheridan, Wyoming to care for his ailing mother, Moby's life drastically changed.
Special offer inside this Box Set to celebrate the 30th release in the Cattle Valley series ‘The O'Brien Way’ As one of the premier dancers in the hottest all male strip show in Vegas, William 'Moby' Haines had it all, men, money and freedom.
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