Gray and Harrison by Tracey Michael
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Overview: Gray Davis doesn’t normally go for the office types, but that doesn’t stop him from fantasizing about his new boss. Harrison Rossiter can’t keep his eyes off of Gray, but as a general rule, he doesn’t date people he works with, especially those who work under him. Harrison decides that he’d rather be friends with Gray than nothing, so he asks him to dinner, making it sound like a business dinner. When Gray gets hurt, Harrison realizes that Gray has feelings for him, too. Harrison’s rule about dating coworkers goes right out the window. A series of misunderstandings keeps Harrison and Gray apart. Will the misunderstandings get in the way of the happiness they can find with each other, or can they work them out?
Genre: MM Romance
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Requirements: EPUB Reader, 1,8 MB
Overview: Gray Davis doesn’t normally go for the office types, but that doesn’t stop him from fantasizing about his new boss. Harrison Rossiter can’t keep his eyes off of Gray, but as a general rule, he doesn’t date people he works with, especially those who work under him. Harrison decides that he’d rather be friends with Gray than nothing, so he asks him to dinner, making it sound like a business dinner. When Gray gets hurt, Harrison realizes that Gray has feelings for him, too. Harrison’s rule about dating coworkers goes right out the window. A series of misunderstandings keeps Harrison and Gray apart. Will the misunderstandings get in the way of the happiness they can find with each other, or can they work them out?
Genre: MM Romance
Download Instructions:
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(Closed Filehost) https://hugefiles.net/xz4jpmj3zh7k
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““The person, be it gentleman or lady, who has not pleasure in a good novel, must be intolerably stupid.”
― Jane Austen
““The person, be it gentleman or lady, who has not pleasure in a good novel, must be intolerably stupid.”
― Jane Austen