Intoxication: Vol 2 — Remmy Duchene

Lost in You

Lust is better together.

Although Jackson Stark wanted to get into dancing full time, he promised his father and Uncle Darius Stark that he would go to university first. After fast-tracking through his program while auditioning for small roles, he gets a job working at Darius' video game company as a game designer. When Jackson gets the chance to be the face of a men's line, he sees it as something else to add to his resume. Then he meets his boss, Ko, and everything he's heard about love turns out to be true--it's a giant pain in the ass.

Ko Takao never saw himself as a business mogul. After his father's death, Ko inherits Hansamu, a clothing company that caters to the man who loves looking dashing. From handmade suits to loungewear, they are at the top of their game and Ko is looking to keep it that way by finding the perfect face to front the label. When Thaddeus suggests Jackson Stark, Ko can't imagine it--then he lays eyes on the young stud again and all his reservations, along with his self-control, go right out of the window.

Fallen Into You

Lust is just the beginning...

Growing up, Mathias Jago's life was not a walk in the park. All he knows comes from the streets, so it was no surprise he wound up taking his clothes off for a living. Mathias settles into his life of regret and twenty-dollar bills sliding into his underthings.

When Abhay Chetan walks into the Thornless Rose he takes Mathias' breath away. But that is just a momentary lapse in judgment...right?

Abhay Chetan, tech guru, is all work and no play. Besides, the last time he'd gotten involved with anything to do with his sexuality, he'd been disowned. Love is not on his radar. Then his friends talk him into a night out at a gentleman's club and he goes more to shut them up than anything else. As the night wears on, Abhay is bored out of his mind until 'The Gentleman' is announced and Abhay cannot keep his eyes off the stallion in the dark suit. When two days later he's still thinking about 'The Gentleman', Abhay figures he can either do something about it or let it drive him crazy.