Stockholm Syndrome (Stockholm Syndrome #1)
Richard Rider
Lindsay Brown's secret life as a criminal is worlds away from his sensible day job and quiet seaside home. Things never usually go wrong, he's too careful about his plans. This kid wasn't part of any plan, but now he's here making things difficult and Lindsay can't make himself get rid of him - especially not when he realises what kind of reaction the kid has to his gun, his temper, and his issues with control. When love starts to creep up on him, it's unexpected and unwelcome and he fights it as much as he can stand, but it doesn't work. He's hooked. The alternative is domesticity, then - sharing his house with a kid fifteen years his junior who thinks it's okay to leave nailpaint bottles scattered around the bedroom and eat Haribo for a main meal. This is a thousand times harder than robbing banks.
Stockholm Syndrome is an unconventional love story where opposites attract like bullets, Russian Roulette is foreplay, and a hand closed tight round your wrist is as good as an "I love you". Sometimes you find your missing jigsaw piece in the weirdest circumstances. And sometimes you've got to really force it into place through sheer stubborn will...
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- contemporary 1
- bdsm 1
- gay romance 1
- enemies to lovers 1
- age gap 1
- angst 1
- funny 1
- alpha male 1
- dark romance 1
- suspense 1
- mystery 1
- age play 1
- hurt/comfort 1
- queer romance 1
- daddy kink 1
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- abuse 1
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The 'Stockholm Syndrome' series
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queer · contemporary · dark · age difference · m-m · bdsm · angst · abuse · age play · suspense · humor · length-short
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