Kings of Miami (Collins Avenue Confidential #0.5)

"Who's this wannabe?" Ritter Lehman is a hard-bodied multimillionaire surgeon who's used to getting what he wants, including always getting Table One at Twist. He's never had a problem getting the best table anywhere. But a gorgeous thirty-year-old Venezuelan oil baron isn't intimidated by Ritter. That and the oil baron, Jaime Santeval, stands a full inch taller than Ritter's giant 6'5" frame. Not only is Jaime not intimidated, but he refuses to let Ritter provoke him. Smoothly, graciously, he invites Ritter to his table -- where Ritter proceeds to make a fool of himself, and Jaime shows his most caring side.

"I love Ritter, but sometimes I don't like him." Jaime can't help but admire Ritter's smarts, his professional success, and his devotion to his patients. Jaime feels fulfilled just from being in Ritter's wake and sometimes being his delivery boy. Then there's Jaime's sexual chemistry with Ritter: their hard muscled bodies can make magic in the bedroom, and in the breaking ocean waves. But Jaime just isn't sure.

Kings of Miami is a gay romance with a millionaire doctor and a billionaire playboy in hot Miami passion. Prequel to the full-length novel The Mechanic and the Surgeon .