Summary: This is the sequel to Captivated. A year has passed since Brian, aka King Brahim has married his former captive, Justin. Still very much in love with his husband, yet bound by the duties of his rule, how will he respond when what he loves most seeks to abandon their life together? Will Brian accept that this is an act of selfless love or will he view it as the ultimate betrayal?

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When you're married to Brian Kinney, you learn to expect surprises.

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Brian surprises Justin with an anniversary gift that far exceeds expectations.

Justin is an empath who can read anyone's feelings. Or that’s what he thought until the day he ventured onto Liberty Avenue and met the most beautiful man he’d ever seen. A man who was a total blank to him. But what happens when there’s a crisis and only Justin’s empathic skills can help save the day?

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 Brian is missing Justin far too much after sending him away to NYC. He decides to sit down and put his thoughts on paper and then sends the letter to his lover in order to make clear how he is feeling. Justin responds with a letter of his own that makes just as clear how he feels about Brian's letter.

The idea for this story came to me when I was watching the scene where Brian was emphasizing his 'no apologies, no regrets' theory of life. Mind you, I realize it is stretching the imagination a little in this day and age for anyone to write a letter longhand and send it through the postal service when we have the internet and cells, but I hope you will suspend disbelief in this case. 

Justin gets the best Valentine's Day surprise ever.

A Sequel to All In

Brian and Justin are still basking in the afterglow of the win from the Tawdry Tournament. But not everyone is happy about it...

Stay Tuned as more hijinx ensues, but this time, on a much grander scale!

HAPPY READING AND ENJOY!!! 

***Special THANKS to Lorie, my SANITY keeper***

Brian may not be able to say "I love you" in words, but then again, as they say, actions speak much louder. Now if Justin can just learn to read them . . .

Brian tends to make big important statements when he's pretending not to pay attention.

A retelling of Dickens' A Christmas Carol, QaF style, with Brian Kinney as Scrooge... Just a bit of Christmas fun.

This time I'm going back to my beginning and giving you a sequel to the original story.  This time I'm sending our boys to Europe instead of Chicago.  I hope you'll enjoy the mischief this wonderful couple get into.  I must offer my deepest thanks to a group of ladies who have made this journey for me the greatest adventure of my life.  I dedicate this story to Judy who became my beta as well as good friend...to Lori who provided the means for me to continue writing and become a dear personal friend...to Becky and Gerri for their support even before I began...and to dear sweet Sunny who also went from reader to wonderful friend.  There are so many more I could name for their cherished support, but I don't want to turn this dedication into a short story too.  LOL!  Let's just say that I truly appreciate each and every one of you.  A special thank you to my darling Granddaughter, Marika, for again providing such a great banner for my story.  I hope you will enjoy!  Much love, Grammy

Brian and Justin have lived together in NYC for several years now.  Brian comes home upset one day when he finds out his newest client needs him to go on a business trip...on a slow moving train to Chicago instead of a quick flight.  Brian is even more upset that he will have to leave Justin behind, due to artistic committments, for such a long trip.  But maybe Justin has other ideas in mind.  Let's all take a journey on the Love Train.  Thanks to Eka for the beautiful banner....my first one...and Becky for helping me with her beta skills.