Flipping the Switch (Naughty in Pendleton #4) by Brigham Vaughn

 

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A silver fox Dom, a sweet sub, and a feisty switch: could three be the perfect number?

Logan Shaw is a divorced dominant with a bag full of toys and no one to play with. He loves the construction company he built from the ground up, but he’s been longing for a submissive to make his life complete.

Tony Christensen hates running the family towing business but his father's illness left him in charge of the company with no time to follow his dreams or find a Dom to love and praise him.

On the surface, chef Jude Maddox leads a charmed life, but his restaurant renovation is a mess and he can't seem to find another switch to make his kinky dreams come true. Jude is smitten with the perfect sub he met through a kinky hook up app, but he knows he can't be the full time Dom Tony needs. When he meets a sexy older dominant on that same app, he never dreams it's his father's best friend—or what it will mean for the three of them.

As a switch, Jude can finally indulge in both sides of himself. Logan has two subs to guide, tease, and torment. And Tony? He's about to get all the domination and praise he yearns for. But when their explosive chemistry turns to love, will what they've built together be strong enough to withstand the forces that would tear them apart?

Flipping the Switch contains a sweet cinnamon roll of a sub, scorching hot MMM scenes, impact play, praise kink, DP, and, a visit from everyone’s favorite, Grandma June.

My Rating - 5 Stars!

Omg, I absolutely love Flipping the Switch! The fourth book in the Naughty in Pendleton series by Brigham Vaughn, I couldn't put it down. 

From the start, I was riveted by this menage romance. 

First, I love each of these men. Both individually and together. The dynamics when the three of them come together is freaking amazing. 

Jude is an amazingly complex character who's the middle between Logan and Tony. Jude is a switch whose needs aren't easily met. After a long time of being with Tony at times, he can't have anything permanent with just Tony. Enter Logan. Gah! Love it. 

This is the tale of Logan learning to be a Dom from Jude, as Jude can help work him through the roles of a Dom. With Tony being a sub, both men can take the Dom role at times, helping Jude to finally find a way to meet all his needs.

Each character is complex and the roles they contribute multi-layered. I love the way the three come together and find their way. It's all wonderfully done and I couldn't get enough of this trio. 

Their trio is based on the needs of each not being met easily, and the communication is key. Each man has an important role in this trio, with all of them  needed to complete the needs of each man. 

These men are freaking hot together. I absolutely love them.

Flipping the Switch is a fabulous menage romance. Everything about this Brigham Vaughn book worked for me. It's emotional, it's sweet, and it has plenty of heat. This is an automatic addition to my re-read list. 

Embracing His Shame (Naughty in Pendleton #2) by Brigham Vaughn

 

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A bad boy mechanic and a kinky accountant: can an indecent proposal lead to love?

Though Forrest Patton looks like a tweedy, uptight accountant, he’s anything but. Underneath the fussy bow ties and love of color-coded spreadsheets lies a man searching for someone to peel back the layers and fulfill his shameful fantasies. Eavesdropping at the diner in town leads him to wonder if the local mechanic might just be the man for the job.

Jarod Keener likes it rough, and he makes no secret of that. But he never expects to be approached with an offer to trade accounting advice for some dirty, risky fun. Always up for a challenge, Jarod dives in headfirst but Forrest doesn’t trust anyone to give him the humiliation he needs once feelings start to get in the way.

When a secret about Jarod’s family upends everything, Forrest will have to decide if he’s willing to give Jarod a chance to show him that he can have love and the kink he longs for.

Embracing His Shame includes: mild humiliation play, small-town gossip, and two men falling in love despite their best efforts. 

My Rating - 4.5 Stars!

Embracing His Shame is a fabulous romance by Brigham Vaughn. The second book in the Naughty in Pendleton series, I couldn't devour this one fast enough. 

Forrest and Jarod are two men whose kinks align. I love that despite trying to keep things just sexual, both catch real feelings. 

I love the way the author illustrates that for some people, kink is more important than a relationship. One can find love, but if the sexual relationship isn't compatible, it won't work long term. Forrest struggles to find someone to treat him the way he wants. He struggles to find someone who can give him what he really needs. And kuddos to the author for the way this all plays out. 

I also enjoy their desire to push the boundaries, while having to be careful in their small town. The desire to have sex in risky places is fun. And the humiliation is a key factor.

Embracing His Shame is a kinky, riveting read. I enjoyed every second of this Brigham Vaughn read. 

Three Shots: A MMF Small Town Poly Romance by Brigham Vaughn

 

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A musician, a computer designer, and a tavern owner walk into a bar: it’ll take three shots to get this right …

When Reeve Jenkins picks up his guitar to sing at a local dive bar, the last thing he expects is to bring a guy home that night. Grant McGuire is a man drowning his sorrows in beer after a painful breakup. Having some fun in bed is easy for the two of them but while hookups are simple, pursing a relationship never feels quite right.

Rachael Bradford has seen plenty of attractive men walk into the Hawk Point Tavern but she’s too busy running the place to worry about taking any of them home.

The chemistry between them is off the characters but when Reeve and Grant offer her more than a quick fantasy, they’ll have to figure out how to navigate an openly poly relationship in the small town of Pendleton Bay.

Originally released in 2017, Three Shots has been re-written with an additional 40k words of content, set in the Pendleton Bay Universe, and re-edited.

My Rating - 4.5 Stars!

Three Shots is a fantastic menage romance. This Brigham Vaughn MMF romance is a great mix of fun and heat. 

Take note that this is a new, updated edition releasing in 2021. The reviews from 2017 need to be ignored. The author has revamped this story from a hot, short story, and added a whole lot of emotion, development, and charm to the original content. 

This relationship is slow going, taking years to cement itself. Grant and Reeve have one hot night together, but Grant isn't looking for something serious. They definitely connect well and it's relaxing and hopeful. 

And then there's Rachael. And hot damn, even her masturbation scene is smoking, as she dreams of two men taking her at once. 

I enjoy the pace of this story. There are a lot of time jumps. Sometimes that can be annoying, but I really enjoyed it in this book. 

The men slowly reconnect and definitely enjoy their time together. But they both know something is missing, keeping them from wanting more. 

And then they meet Rachael. Woah. Cue the sexual tension. The chemistry is off the charts. And the three are wonderful together. 

I love this story. The characters all truly complete one another. The bond of their relationship is solid and their chemistry is off the charts. And damn, the communication between all of them is stellar. You definitely don't need to worry about misunderstandings with these three. 

The one thing I didn't love though is the missed on-page first dp scene. Omg, I wanted that so badly and was shocked it was off the page. That was disappointing. 

But everything else is fabulous. 

They face some narrow minded townsfolk, but damn, most of this small town is supportive and truly wonderful. 

The writing style is great. Written in alternating povs, we get to know each character well. But, hot damn, it's the sex that's the big draw here. Let's be honest, MMF menages are hot, and the author never lets us down. 

Three Shots is a must read to any fans of MMF romances.  Brigham Vaughn definitely delights in this poly romance. It's hot. It's sweet. And it's well worth a read when you're in the mood for some spicy fun. 

Date in a Pinch by Brigham Vaughn

 

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A sweet geek and an experienced Dom: someone’s about to learn their lesson …

When chemistry teacher Neil Greene gets an unexpected delivery at Pendleton High, he's mortified when his fellow teacher and crush sees the contents that hint at the adventurous love life he’s dying to explore. Curious but inexperienced, Neil has no idea how to live out his fantasies until the hot lit teacher offers a helping hand.

Alexander Ford likes to be in charge in the bedroom and he’s happy to tutor Neil in all things naughty. But when Neil asks him to pretend to be his date for the Sweetheart’s Game at Pendleton Bay’s Love Fest, Neil may be the one teaching Alexander about love. 

My Rating - 4.5 Stars!

Date in a Pinch is a sweet fake boyfriend romance by Brigham Vaughn. Everything about this book works for me. 

This is a story of sexual exploration, as one man teaches the other about BDSM.

I'm surprised and happy that it's much more about their emotions and developing relationship than about their sex scenes. At first, I expected a lot of the scenes to be written out fully. Instead, the author does a great job adding most of their scenes into the tale as off page events. Rather than getting all the details, we get one of the characters thinking about the scene after the fact. I am pleased with how well this was written and definitely enjoyed this aspect.

And the emotions. Omg, the emotions. These are two men who ooze emotions. Neither was looking for a relationship. But, scene by scene, moment by moment, time spent together slowly draws these men towards loving one another. It's just beautiful. If you enjoy an emotional slow burn, this is it. 

Both men have a past that keeps them holding back emotionally. One feels guilt for having let down his former sub, thinking he can't go through something like that again. And the other has a history full of pain and baggage, that has caused him personal issues as well as family issues. 

I truly adore this story. The emotions are everything for this developing relationship.

This is a must read when you're in the mood for two men starting a BDSM relationship and slowly falling in love. It's tender and sweet, in addition to all the heat and pain. 

The BDSM scenes are great, with amazingly sweet aftercare moments. They don't seem like the typical aftercare moments to me, but I enjoy them none the less. There's a whole lot of tenderness involved which just makes me smile.

Overall, Date in a Pitch is a great read. I love how Brigham Vaughn brings so much emotion to this story. She combines sexiness and sweetness in this kinky romance and it's absolutely delightful.

Cabin Fever by Brigham Vaughn

 

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It may be cold outside, but inside, the temperature is rising.

When grad student Kevin Taggert goes home with his best friend for Thanksgiving, the last thing he expects is to drool over the guy’s dad.

Forty-eight-year-old Drew Freeman would love a relationship, but he never expected to find it with his son’s best friend.

When a last-minute change of plans leaves Drew and Kevin alone in a cabin the week before Christmas, the heat between them is too much to deny.

Although they promise it’ll only last the week, every day that passes brings them closer together. When Christmas Day arrives—along with Drew’s son—can they salvage the relationship and the holiday?

My Rating - 5 Stars!

Certain books just consume me throughout. Brigham Vaughn's Cabin Fever is one such book. This best friend's father romance is absolutely wonderful. 

I love everything about this story. The forbidden romance aspect is well done, with the angst we would expect. But the forced proximity aspect is the leading factor at play. Drew and Kevin have a lot of time alone, all because Drew's son keeps spending time with his girlfriend. One could easily ask why the hell he'd do that. Seriously, why would you invite someone to spend the holidays with you but keep sneaking away? That is weird, but who cares. The way it's written makes sense, but it's also necessary to let Drew and Kevin develop their relationship. 

The result is a beautiful tale. I love the way they immediately feel comfortable together and bond over their time spent together, as well as their common interests. 

Everything about this May to December romance is heartfelt and passionate. Their attraction is instant and their chemistry is sizzling. 

The writing is fabulous, with both men well developed and their connection extremely well illustrated. The author spends a lot of time of the build up of their connection and I love it. The reader can't miss how deeply they connect. There's fantastic dialogue and some amazing sex scenes. And the passion just oozes off the pages, with every feeling, every move, every word fully felt by the reader. 

Cabin Fever is one of those addictive books I could read a hundred times. Brigham Vaughn has left me in love with this age gap romance. I can't wait to read this again.

RELEASE BLITZ, EXCERPT, INTERVIEW, GIVEAWAY & REVIEW - Full Balance (Peachtree #3) by Brigham Vaughn

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Book Title: Full Balance (The Peachtree Series, Book 3)

Author: Brigham Vaughn

Publisher: Two Peninsulas Press

Cover Artist: Brigham Vaughn

Genre/s: Contemporary M/M Romance

Trope/s: May/December, age gap, hurt comfort, workplace romance, 

found family, 

Themes: Marriage equality, family acceptance/homophobia, 

exploring light kink, friends and chosen family, emotional baggage, 

established couple, adoption.

Heat Rating:  4 flames    

Length: 108 000 words

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Love doesn’t always look like you expect. 

Russ Bishop and Stephen Parker have settled into wedded bliss.

They've moved into a spacious new condo, found professional success, and their connection in the bedroom is as sizzling as ever.

Neither of them ever expected to become parents but when their volunteer work at the Open Doors Shelter makes them realize how many LGBTQ youth are in desperate need of a home, they begin to reconsider.

After a snarky teenager named Austin comes into their lives, their future together will never be the same.

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My Rating - 5 Stars!

Full Balance, the third book in the Peachtree series, is a wonderful read. This Brigham Vaughn book easily picks up on Russ and Stephen's life a couple years after their wedding.

Now married, Russ and Stephen are in a great place in their lives. But things are ever changing and they need to deal with Russ's new interest in being foster parents. 

Austin's a teen at the LGBT center who suddenly he needs a new foster home. His backstory is heart wrenching, and his abandonment issues had me wanting to take care of him myself. If anyone needs some love and stability infused into their lives, it's Austin. He's a fantastic addition to their lives with the author exploring some of the natural complications that arise. 

Russ and Stephen continue to be a great couple who perfectly balance one another. Loving. Supportive. Encouraging. And of course they're still sizzling together. They are just perfect for each other. 

I adore the way the author explores that change is okay. Change happens and the unknown doesn't always have bad results. The men have to deal with some inconveniences, but know the benefits outweigh the negatives. 

The writing is great, just as we've come to expect from this author. The characters and storyline are well developed. There are some secondary characters who add a lot of charm to the story. It's a long read, with plenty of details, but I enjoyed it all. 

Full Balance is a sweet and heart-warming book by Brigham Vaughn. It's a long read so be prepared to spend so time with this family. You won't be disappointed. And the epilogue is beautiful!

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Russ let out a contented sigh.

“I swear it just gets better with time,” Stephen said.

Russ kissed him. “Me too. I had no idea married sex would be so good. If I did, I might have been more eager to get married when I was younger.”

Stephen chuckled.

“This is going to change, won’t it?”

Stephen slipped an arm around his waist, pulling him even closer as he studied his face. Russ’s expression was soft but there was a little edge of worry in his gaze.

“It will,” Stephen said, knowing he was talking about how becoming parents would change their sex life. He ran his thumb across Russ’s cheek. “We’ll have additional responsibilities and stressors. Much less privacy. But it doesn’t have to be a bad thing. It’ll be tougher but that doesn’t mean we can’t find some benefits along the way.”

“Like what?” Russ gave him a curious, inquisitive look.

“Like … it may bring us even closer.” He took Russ’s hand and brought his palm to his lips. “It may deepen our relationship further.”

“I like that.” Russ pulled him closer.

“I think going into this with our eyes wide open is our best chance of success. We need our relationship to stay solid so we can give whoever we bring into our lives the best, most stable home we can. Which means working together to solve problems.”

“Agreed,” Russ said.

“No running away.”

Russ gave him a wry grin. “Got it.”

“Hey that’s not just a reminder for you,” Stephen said gently. “I’ve pushed you away at times too. And I think this will probably bring up a lot of baggage we both have about the ways we were raised.”

“True.” Russ’s expression turned serious.

“So we can’t let that overwhelm us. Or come between us.”

“Absolutely.” Russ hesitated. “Are you excited about this at all though?”

“About the idea of becoming parents? Yeah, I am,” Stephen said. “I remember how satisfying it was to see Evan grow into himself and he was an adult and only with us for a month and a half. The idea of being able to watch that growth over years in someone who needs it even more … well that’s a challenge I never expected to take on. But I am excited about it.”

“Me too.” Russ grinned. “I am really looking forward to calling my sister and telling her she’ll be Aunt Addie.”

Stephen chuckled. “I look forward to that as well. Jeremy is going to be shocked. That should be fun.”

“We have a lot to look forward to, don’t we?”

“We do.” Russ pulled him in for a kiss and Stephen went willingly. “Thank you for making this a very happy Valentine’s Day.”

“You know, if someone had asked me five years ago how I’d feel about making the person I’m married to a father, I would have kindly assured them they were very, very confused,” Stephen said drily.

Russ’s laugh was loud and genuine. “I would imagine.”

“And yet …” Stephen couldn’t quite finish the thought. His heart was too full.

Russ smiled as if he understood. So Stephen leaned in to kiss him again. They had the whole night ahead of them to celebrate this happiness. Why not take the time while they had it?

Their lives were about to change in a very big way.

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AUTHOR NAME: BRIGHAM VAUGHN

Tell us a little about yourself.

I am a full-time author. I am single (divorced) with no kids and I live with my parents. Not exactly where I pictured being at the age of 38, but it’s actually been a really great experience for me. I moved in with them after my divorce/when I quit my day job to write full time and it’s been a really unique opportunity to get to know them as adults and to pursue making a living as an author without the pressure of paying for rent, etc. I’ve been exceptionally fortunate. 

Long term, I am working toward the goal of not just moving out but moving to Ireland! I have a lot of work to do before that happens but I’m hopeful and I’ve made great progress in the past six months or so that has me feeling really encouraged that I can achieve that.

In my free time, I love to cook, do yoga, run, hike, paint, sew, and do other crafty things. 

I write contemporary LGBTQ romance. I primarily write m/m but I also have a few f/f and m/m/f stories.

Do you have a favorite quote (either from your own books or one’s you’ve read)?

One of my favorite lines that I’ve ever written was from Trust the Connection. Evan, who is a twenty-one-year old guy working for a funeral home and he’s talking about how working there has put things in perspective for him. He’s talking to Jeremy, who is fifteen years older and in a very rough place coming to terms with injuries he dealt with after a devastating car accident. He says: “Life is fragile and weird and confusing, and the only thing I know that makes any sense at all is to hold on to what matters.”

That really resonated with me. You have to go after what you want and fight for it and you can’t count on there being a tomorrow. I think it’s especially important to remember right now.

How long have you been writing and what made you fall in love with writing?

Although I didn’t write down my stories on paper as a kid, I told them constantly. I acted them out with dolls/Barbies and made up stories in my head all the time. I can’t remember a time when I didn’t do that. My parents read to me a lot and took me to the library/bought me books a lot so I am sure that’s where it came from. 

Did you always want to be a writer? 

No. I know a lot of writers say they grew up wanting to be a writer but it never occurred to me. I knew I loved books, I loved reading, I knew I had stories in my head but it never really clicked that I could be a writer until I was writing fanfiction in my late 20s/early 30s and had multiple people suggest I start publishing. Even then, I never dreamed it would turn into a career!

What are your ambitions for your writing career?

To sell enough books that I can move to Ireland and have enough left over to have a comfortable living and travel a little. I want to write and have people fall in love with my characters but not be so rushed to put out releases that I can’t enjoy the process. Basically, find that happy medium where it’s an enjoyable career but still self-supporting. Which is not easy but I’m determined.  

What’s your favorite part of writing?

Seeing the characters come alive on the page and then having readers respond to them exactly the way I did. It’s so gratifying. It’s like they aren’t even MY characters anymore, they’re just real people whose story I told and that feels amazing.

When/where is your favorite time/place to write?

Earlier this year, I got invited to be a part of a writing sprint group. We (generally) write in the mornings from roughly eight in the morning to noon. That’s a flexible thing and we don’t always stick to it but it’s gotten me into a great routine. I have a really nice ergonomic setup at a desk in my bedroom. I have a comfy desk chair, two monitors, and a docking station for my laptop. It really makes it more comfortable to spend a good chunk of my day there.

What genre/s do you enjoy reading in your free time? 

I am actually reading a non m/m series by C.S. Harris called the Sebastian St. Cyr series. It’s a thriller/mystery series set in Regency England. It’s a nice break from thinking about contemporary m/m books and it’s my “go to” genre outside of that. 

What was the last book you read? What did you like about it?

There are 16 books in the Sebastian St. Cyr series and I just started book 10, Who Buries the Dead.

What I love about the series is that not only is it an excellent mystery with a ton of amazingly well-researched history, it’s set in Regency England and discusses political issues like race, poverty, slavery, women’s rights, the treatment of the Irish, etc. from what would seem like a modern stance but the author very deftly created a character whose backstory makes it perfectly logical he’d come to those conclusions. It’s really brilliant and deftly done.

Have you held any interesting jobs while you worked on your books?

When I first began publishing, I worked at a hospital doing patient registration. Since then, I’ve done some transcription and house/pet sitting to fill in the gaps in my writing income. I really enjoyed the house and pet sitting. I miss being able to do that now (because of the pandemic). 

How do you relax? 

Not very well? *laughs* it’s something I really have to work at, to be honest. Once I get started working I find it difficult to stop and wind down. I am trying though. Lighter TV shows help (like The Great British Bake Off). I do yoga. I bake/cook. And I like to paint.

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Brigham Vaughn is on the adventure of a lifetime as a full-time author. She devours books at an alarming rate and hasn't let her short arms and long torso stop her from doing yoga. She makes a killer key lime pie, hates green peppers, and loves wine tasting tours. A collector of vintage Nancy Drew books and green glassware, she enjoys poking around in antique shops and refinishing thrift store furniture. An avid photographer, she dreams of traveling the world and she can't wait to discover everything else life has to offer her.

Her books range from short stories to novellas to novels. They explore gay, bisexual, lesbian, and polyamorous romance in contemporary settings.

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RELEASE BLITZ & EXCERPT - Love in the Balance (The Peachtree Series # 2) by Brigham Vaughn

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Book Title: Love in the Balance (The Peachtree Series Book 2)

Author: Brigham Vaughn

Publisher: Two Peninsulas Press (Indie/Self-Published)

Cover Artist: Brigham Vaughn

Release Date: August 24, 2020

Genre/s: Contemporary M/M Romance

Trope/s: May/December, age gap, hurt comfort, 

rich man poor man, workplace romance

Themes: Marriage equality, family acceptance/homophobia, 

exploring light kink, friends and chosen family, emotional baggage.

Heat Rating: 4 flames 

Length: 92 658 words/ 364 pages

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Love isn’t always enough.

Russ Bishop and Stephen Parker are in love. They’ve settled into their relationship and are both happy. But Russ wants more than what they have now, he wants forever.

To him that means marriage, but for Stephen that has never been an option. Marriage equality still isn't recognized in Georgia so why want what he can't have?

When Stephen’s ex re-appears, they’ll have to decide once and for all if they’re ready to commit to a lifetime together.

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He reached out and squeezed his thigh. “Speaking of commitment, I know we’ve talked about this before, but I’d like to make an appointment with a lawyer to draw up all the power of attorney and living will paperwork soon. If something happened to you … Well, I don’t want to find myself in the position I was in with Jeremy. Alan is wonderful, so I know he wouldn’t keep me away, but we might as well have all of the legal protection in place.”

Russ nodded. “Yeah, you’re right. We should do that soon.”

They had essentially already made the commitment to each other, so why not formalize it? Even if Stephen lost every penny or became sick or injured, Russ wasn’t going anywhere, and he knew Stephen felt the same. There was no question in his mind that he wanted to spend the rest of his life with Stephen. And after meeting his mom, he no longer had the smallest doubt that he was capable of serious commitment. He wasn’t her, and he never had been. He was in this relationship for the long haul with Stephen, and the law should recognize that.

It seemed so cold and soulless to go to a lawyer’s office to draw up paperwork though. It felt like too big a moment to treat that way. He knew some couples had parties after, to celebrate, but that didn’t seem right. No, what he wanted was to publicly declare his feelings for his partner and show the rest of the world how much Stephen mattered to him.

He didn’t want to sign a few sheets of paper and pretend as if it weren’t one of the biggest moments in his life. He wanted more than that. He wanted … Russ stilled as it hit him what he truly desired. He wanted marriage. He blinked, trying to absorb the enormity of that realization. For a guy who’d struggled with the idea of long-term commitment, he knew he had come a long way. Maybe it was time he showed Stephen how serious he was about their relationship. Hell, he wouldn’t be surprised if Stephen had wanted it for a while and had been hesitating because he was worried Russ wasn’t ready.

He glanced over at Stephen and pictured standing in front of an officiant, their friends, and family and telling all of them that he wanted to spend the rest of his life making Stephen happy. He could picture it so clearly, and it felt right.

Maybe Georgia was light-years behind other states when it came to marriage equality and all it would legally recognize was signatures on a power of attorney form. But there was no reason they couldn’t go out of state to get married. And someday, when Georgia finally recognized it, they’d be married there too.

Husband. Russ tested the word out in his head, and something about it felt so right. He felt a surge of giddy elation as he imagined sliding a ring onto Stephen’s finger as they promised to spend the rest of their lives together.

He was going to do this. He was going to ask Stephen to marry him.
   

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Brigham Vaughn is on the adventure of a lifetime as a full-time author. She devours books at an alarming rate and hasn't let her short arms and long torso stop her from doing yoga. She makes a killer key lime pie, hates green peppers, and loves wine tasting tours. A collector of vintage Nancy Drew books and green glassware, she enjoys poking around in antique shops and refinishing thrift store furniture. An avid photographer, she dreams of traveling the world and she can't wait to discover everything else life has to offer her.

Her books range from short stories to novellas to novels. They explore gay, bisexual, lesbian, and polyamorous romance in contemporary settings.

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