Love on the Line by Lynn Michaels Book Tour and Giveaway :)
Paint on the Canvas
Love on the Line Book 2
by Lynn Michaels
Genre: M/M Contemporary Romance
A life-changing sacrifice for art and love.
Daltrey Boxbaum is an artist, a lover, an addict, and more. Through the years, he finds and loses love, fights addiction, and defines himself in new ways.
Martin Hannan was the love of Daltrey’s life, the son of a world-famous Silicon Valley developer and tycoon. Left behind to fight his own battles, Martin’s reappearance in Daltrey’s life turns the stable world he’s worked so hard for inside out.
Note: Love on the Line books can be read in any order, but best fits the numbered order.
By the time I got
to the airport to catch my flight home, the snow had started falling
heavily. The news said it was going to be a raging storm. I settled
in to wait. Flight after flight had been delayed and then canceled. I sat there in the airport, alone
amidst hundreds of travelers. I thought about home, and I missed
Martin. The two things were beginning to blend in my head and heart. I sighed and pulled out a sketch pad
and stared at it. I was afraid that after everything I’d said,
Martin would pull away. I left the pad unused in my lap and dug out
my cell. Martin answered before it barely had a
chance to ring. “Daltrey! I was about to call you.” “Yeah? I’m snowed in.” “God, that sucks. I could have been
there with you, you know?” “Wouldn’t have made it stop
snowing.” “Damn, Daltrey! I swear you do not
get it.” “What?” “If you don’t get the image of us
curled up together under blankets in a hotel while the snowstorm
passes, we’re not on the same page. We have a serious issue here.” His tone kept rising. “Don’t be pissed, Martin. I’m
stuck at the airport.” He huffed. “Still.” I understood why he was upset. It upset
me, too. We weren’t on the same page, but not because I
didn’t want to be. Ultimately, I still wanted to be with him.
“Martin—”
Lines on the Mirror
Love on the Line Book 1
Martin has always done everything his parents ever asked, never making waves, but never learning how to say no either. Then his new partying neighbors introduce him to a different lifestyle that pushes his limits.
The only thing keeping him grounded is getting back in touch with his first love, Daltrey, who moved across the country when they were still teenagers. Now, he's a successful artist and plays by his own rules. He wants Martin but won't compromise his morals.
When Martin lets his new friends drag him down until he hits bottom, can he ever find his way back to Daltrey and take control of his life?
Note: Love on the Line books can be read in any order.
I woke up late and rolled over,
throwing my pillow on the floor. I didn't have a headache, but my
brain still felt foggy. Nothing a good cup of coffee couldn't cure. I
staggered into my kitchen to start up my pot, thankful that I had
milk and sugar this time. Running my fingers through my hair, I
thought about the party and Alec kissing me. It had been nice. Alec
made me feel wanted. Wendy had too. She had danced with me, even
after Alec had put his arm around my shoulder and kept it there. I
liked them and should have...should have what? Shaking my head, I poured my coffee,
adding the coveted milk and sugar, and sipped it, walking back into
the dining room and sitting at the table. I opened my laptop, and
Daltrey's profile picture popped up on the screen, right where I'd
left it.
Daltrey. His number was still in the pocket of
my slept-in jeans. He had been everything to me. There wasn't really
a decision to be made. I needed to rule my own life and do the things
I wanted to do and to hell with anyone else. I picked up my cell and
dialed the number. A female voice answered on the third
ring. "Daltrey Boxbaum's office. How can I help you?"
Girlfriend? No way. Daltrey was gay like me. Wasn't he? "Uh... Yes. I'd like to speak with
Daltrey." My voice shook with fear. "Sorry, he's unavailable. Can I
help you?" she sang back at me lyrically. "No, uh, it's personal." What
was I going to say? I should have taken more time to think things
out. "I'm Jenny Heathers, his personal
assistant. I may be able to help." Her voice sounded a little
flatter this time, frustrated. I let out a long breath that I hadn't
realized I'd been holding. "Can you give him a message? Tell him
I called?" "Sure. Name?" "Martin Hannan. H-a-n-n-a-n,
Hannan." I spelled my name, maybe out of habit. Then gave her my
cell number. "Okay, Martin. I'll tell him. Have
a great day." Well, at least I didn't think she was
his girlfriend. Maybe.
Lynn Michaels lives and writes in Tampa, Florida where the sun is hot and the Sangria is cold. When she's not writing she's kayaking, hanging with her husband, or reading by the pool. Lynn writes Male/Male romance because she believes everyone deserves a happy ending and the dynamics of male characters can be intriguing, vulnerable, and exciting. She has both contemporary and paranormal titles and has been writing since 2014. Her stories don't follow any set guidelines or ideas, but come from her heart and contain love in many forms.
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