The chemistry between he and Zolt was palpable, hot, and perfectly drawn out. Leo, I had so much secondhand embarrassment for him in the beginning of his story, I knew he was bound to have something amazing happen. Leo volunteers, and he sure didn’t know what he was in for when he agree to live at Zolt’s until enough time has passed and they can bring the product back to Smoke Valley MC land.

The only catch? They need one of their men watching the product. The Smoke Valley MC has to hide some merch and Zolt’s pawn shop is the perfect place for it to be stored. Leo, is a hopeless romantic, wrapped up in the shape of a biker. Zolt loves the hunt of hooking up with men who are straight, but curious. No matter how angry he got, I still wanted, no needed, things to work out in his favor. This one I was hesitant about reading, mainly because of Zolt’s character, but I ended up liking him as the book went on. Baker brought Leo to life and made me love Leo. He was a believable narrator for such a gritty, violent story. He kept me in the story with the characters and in the action. He has a very masculine, authoritative voice that fits the characters in the Sex & Mayhem series. This is the first audiobook I’ve listened to that he has narrated and he’s now on my list of must listen narrators. One kiss leads to another, lines blur, and before Leo knows it, he’s in over his head.įirst, I’m going to talk about Wyatt Baker, the narrator. But what Zolt does offer is no-strings-attached experimentation, and Leo is only human.Īfter all, if no one ever finds out Leo’s secret, it’s as if it doesn’t exist.

Because a man like Zolt Andorai won’t give Leo the family he wants. If love was as easy as others make it seem, Leo would have been married already.Ī string of failed relationships leads him to the one person he shouldn’t be crushing on, shouldn’t be admiring, and most definitely shouldn’t be touching. If he can be their first, all the better. He goes out of his way to seduce and devour them. When it comes to men, Zolt loves the chase, and his favorite, most elusive prey is curious straight guys. Meanwhile, he’s got his pawn shop as a front for illegal operations, and a baseball bat to deal with troublemakers. Zolt knows what he wants from life–cold hard cash so that he can enjoy an early retirement in the Carribean as rent boys serve him drinks on the beach.

Straight as a Wheel by K.A. Merikan