Almost Home (Lactin Brotherhood: Broken Boys #1)

Joshua has always believed “home” was somewhere you went when the pain finally ended.

His grandmother used to say she was being called home and someday, Joshua would be too. When the life he promised himself never materializes, he decides she was right. After a solid year of trying to find a life worth living, he’s done. It’s time to go home.

Almost.

He just wants one last meal at his favorite diner. One last cigarette. And one final ride along the coast before he sees grandma again.

Matthew noticed something was wrong with the kid at the counter. He was calm, almost relieved as he emptied his wallet for the waitress and then strode out to the bike that was obviously his pride and joy. But when he drove past that same bike a few miles down the road, close to where the cliffs dropped to the ocean, he knew what he had to do. The instinct to take care of others wouldn’t allow him to look the other way when someone was in need of help.

This spinoff of The Lactin Brotherhood world has darker edges but the same loving relationships full of strong yet vulnerable men who naturally lactate and the boys who love them. This M/M romance has heavy themes including a suicide attempt, depression, and finding your way home when you think you no longer have one.