Ace's Secret Addiction: Book Seven in The Vanderbrooke Universe

18+ This is a gay erotic romance. It is a standalone spinoff from the Distorted Windows Trilogy. Ethan "Ace" Wright has struggled his entire life with his identity, hiding in the proverbial closet. He excels in all aspects of his life from sports to high school, to post-secondary at Harvard University. However, there is one aspect of his life that he has failed miserably at: his love life. Derek Moore is a master mixologist. It was something that he turned from a hobby into a career. With a heart of gold and a level head, he is always there to give the perfect advice to his friends. Yet he can't seem to take his own advice, he is a proud gay man who has pined after the one who got away for over ten years. After Ethan graduates from Harvard, he takes over his great uncle's hotel chain, inheriting billions and a title of power. What happens when these two men meet in the unlikeliest of places after 5 years of not seeing each other? Will they be able to move on with their lives or will those pesky things called 'feelings' get in the way? Follow along on a journey of self-discovery, intense sexual chemistry and explosively charged moments! Excerpt: I grabbed his shirt tightly in my fists. "If I wanted you writhing beneath me, moaning my name, I could have it in a heartbeat." Pushing him to slam him against the elevator doors, we tumbled forward through the open space, and I landed hard on top of him. I sat up, my hands still gripping his now torn shirt. Derek flipped our bodies so that he was above me, his crotch grinding against mine. "And if I really wanted to, I could have you begging for this cock." His head dipped quickly, his mouth pressing tightly to mine, his hands moving to my hair, tugging hard. When I moaned, his tongue once again took over the inside of my mouth, turning me into a writhing mess beneath him. The elevator doors slid open, and I leaned my head to the side to see Josh standing in the opening. "Looks like some things never change."