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When Burke Monteleone agrees to move to the country with his partner, Damon Street, it was with one condition. He wants to build a BDSM club in their barn. Damon is excited to give that to Burke, as he would do anything to live in the country again, plus he loves the lifestyle like Burke does.
The two are dominants, and being poly, they long for a boy for their own. Their friends, Noah and Eli live close by and a man that occasionally works for them, Joel Barnes, could be just the candidate.
Joel is funny, sweet, and shy, but one day, after watching him ride a bull in a rodeo, he shows a side of himself that Burke knows is confidence coming through his usual bashfulness.
They begin to court the younger man in hopes of making him their submissive. Joel is right on board, but Burke and Damon see through his brazen sexual advances to the heart of him. He wants to be loved and needed by someone. In their case, two someones.
In Bulls and Their Boy, you'll get low angst but high kink, find new characters, and some others that you can find in past books of Rain's. Cameos of some of your favorite men come to visit and one paints a graffiti style mural in their new club…
Can be read as a stand alone, but is best after reading Breaking the Stallion, to get to know the two characters there, Eli and Noah.
Happy reading!