Ky's a fighter. Blue's an artist. But together they are truly magical.
Ky's fought his way to the boxing championship for the third time, but now the fight of his life isn't against an opponent in the ring. He's battling a darkness within himself that he can't ignore and can't control. If he fails, everything he's spent his life working for will be gone, and he can't see a path to victory. Only a hunch sends him looking for help in the most unusual places.
Blue's a quiet guy, living for his family and the art of his tattoos. He's created his shop, Blue's Dungeon, to be a place for the celebration of art on skin-simple, friendly, and mostly uncomplicated-and Blue likes it that way.
But when Ky shows up in Blue's tattoo studio, desperately searching for a lifeline, it's the beginning of something magical for them both...
About the Author: K-lee Klein loves guys with long hair and tattoos, and you'll often find her front and center at her favorite rock concerts. She has bounced around Western Canada all her life, but will always consider the solitude and beauty of the British Columbian mountains home. Her life is blessed as the proud mother of three now-grown but still spoiled kids, the servant of two bossy felines, and the wife of a truly patient husband.
Her writing muse is terribly temperamental, so to keep him close by and in check, she had him inked on her left calf. The gorgeous, long-haired, mostly naked, kneeling angel that resulted is truly a work of art, although he's still a handful and hopelessly uncontrollable. She writes on his schedule and inspiration.
K-lee tends to fall easily into obsessions. When something grabs her attention, she jumps into it headfirst with complete abandon. Actors, musicians, superheroes, fictional characters, and brainwashed assassins all hold spots on her cannot-get-enough list. She once followed Thirty Seconds to Mars around the United States and Canada and saw them perform fourteen times that year. Obsession sometimes leads to ideas for her kneeling angel to turn into stories.
Although an introvert in person, she's extroverted online and has met many wonderful friends there, sometimes with the added fun of meeting them in person at gay romance conferences. She's grateful for all the people in her life who accept her as she is and support her through her ups and downs as mom, wife, and joyfully obsessed writer.
