The Stuntman and the Swordmaster (Rosemount Manor Book 4)

Teddy Rousseau has a reputation for two things—his skill as the best weapons master ever to work in period films and his avid pursuit of every beautiful woman he encounters. Too bad one of those is a lie he has lived his entire life. He’s perfectly comfortable with this lie until he meets Bas Salazar, a man who sends his true passion into overdrive and his desire to hide who he is into oblivion. But oblivion comes at a price, and Teddy doesn’t know if a life of love and passion with Bas is worth everything he will be forced to give up.Bas Salazar has a reputation as the toughest and best stunt coordinator in Hollywood. Being an unashamed and openly gay man, he also has a reputation for having little time and even less respect for men who refuse to own who they really are. Which confuses the hell out of him when he finds himself deeply attracted to Teddy Rousseau, a man who hides his sexuality from everyone, including himself. After weeks of working together, giving in to their mutual passion proves easy. But for Bas, taking a chance on a man who doesn’t trust himself is dangerous. And given the chance, Teddy Rousseau is very likely to break his heart. Read more