Sticks and Stones
An Enemies to Lovers Gay Romance
Cray's Quarry Book 3
by Rachel Kane
Enemies with benefits...?
Lucas
Ash Cray used to be my boyfriend--but don't tell anybody that. The whole town thinks we've hated each other since the day we were born, thanks the feud our families have been locked in for generations. They don't know that we fell for each other in high school. But that went up in flames when his competitiveness, his need to be the best at everything, eclipsed the relationship. I thought I was over it. But now someone is trying to buy up our land; we have to band together to fight our common enemy, and I'm feeling that old spark start to glow. My friends all think we still hate each other, but how do I tell them I’m falling in love with Ash...again?
Ash
I can't control myself around Lucas. Everyone knows me as a cold, calculating businessman...but the minute Lucas Phelps enters the picture, logic goes out the window. One minute I'm bursting into his friend's wedding threatening to destroy him, and the next, I'm grabbing him like I can never let him go. Well, this time I'm not letting him go. Our family's rivalry isn't going to get in my way this time. But when a figure from our past threatens everything we have together, I'll have to choose between my family, my fortune, my company...and the love of my oldest enemy.
Set In Stone is the third standalone in the Cray's Quarry series, about five best friends who won't stop meddling in each other's love lives, until each one has an HEA.
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Momma Says: 4 stars⭐⭐⭐⭐
Enemies with benefits - that phrase is absolutely perfect for Lucas and Ash. They've had this love/hate relationship going on for so long that they don't seem to know any other way to be with each other. Then they're forced to work together against a mutual unknown enemy and the sparks fly when they can't keep their hands off each other. Of course, with so much history between them, there's going to be some angst along with some naysayers on both sides and this pair certainly has some important decisions to make. They are quite good together and the chemistry between them is palpable, even when they're squaring off for a battle of wits. To sum it up, Rachel Kane has given us another great addition to the Cray's Quarry series, full of endearing characters and witty dialogue.
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