Whatever I was expecting when I starting this book, this story surpassed it. And especially if he wants to keep Bobby. Tommy is going to have to learn to lean on someone else if he has any hope of seeing his siblings again. He lashes out and things look at their bleakest. But when a house fire takes the O’Shea home, Tommy forgets everything he’s learned since meeting Bobby. Bobby is the only bright spot in his life. Still, Tommy is doing whatever he can to make his life work even though thinks he just can’t catch a break. But every time Tommy’s parents show up, it blows everything to hell. Thing settle into somewhat of a routine for them. Things aren’t easy for them, but they work harder at making it work. But when Bobby gets hurt in the line of duty, Tommy realizes how much he loves Bobby. Tommy is still too proud to lean to heavily on Bobby, and Bobby wants nothing more than to make things easier on Tommy. Bobby just insinuates himself into the O’Shea’s life until they get used to him.īoth men lust after the other, but it isn’t until a chance encounter in a bar that they realize the depth of their attraction and start a relationship.

He’s determined to help, even though Tommy doesn’t want him to.

But police officer Bobby McAllister has something to say about that. He sometimes does some less than legal things to get by and looks the other way when his brothers do the same. He’s too proud to ask for help and thinks he has to do it all on his own. With parents who disappear for weeks at a time to go on benders, Tommy provides and cares for his siblings. Tommy O’Shea is a young man with huge responsibilities, namely his seven younger siblings.

The last thing he needs by jh knight