Lifeline
AIDAN
Ten years ago, Mika left me with a letter and dodged every chance I had to ask why.
I got over it.
Mostly.
Then I take a PR job at a remote search-and-rescue outpost, and Mika’s exact clone drops right in front of me. Except he stares at me like we’ve never met.
Then the real Mika walks in.
Reno. The identical twin he never told me about. Apparently ten years wasn’t the only thing he kept from me.
My fresh start is screwed.
I’m here to make the team look good online. What nobody knows: the job came with a catch. I report everything about this team to a man on the outside.
The team feeds me. Puts me to work. Starts to feel like the home I never had.
Which would be great if I weren’t lying to every single one of them.
Especially Mika.
MIKA
Ten years ago, I left Aidan because I was too scared to say what I needed to say. I told myself time would do the rest.
It didn’t.
Now he’s in my outpost, bitching about the cold, running that smartass mouth, doing whatever needs doing before anyone can ask twice.
I’m the one who ran. I have no right to want him back.
I want him anyway.
Then I find the reports. Pages of them. My brother. My team. The people who trusted him at their table. Sold out by the man I never stopped loving.
When the dam breaks and the river takes Reno, Aidan doesn’t hesitate. He ropes himself to a tree and throws himself into the flood after my brother.
Saving Reno is the easy part.
Trusting Aidan with my heart again is the harder rescue.
A steamy M/M second-chance search-and-rescue romance with found family, dangerous storms, broken trust, and a guaranteed HEA.
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