Bio-Mechanical (Irons and Works #4)
E.M. Lindsey
Rated: 4.13 of 5 stars
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· Steam/Spice level: 4 of 5
Explicit open door [?]
· 19 ratings · 211 pages · Published: 01 Aug 2019

Rowan Balk was dedicated to one thing, and one thing alone—ensuring that no child would ever suffer what he did at the hands of a prejudiced system. Having been torn from his disabled adoptive mother shortly after her MS diagnosis, Rowan grew up with a fire in him to make sure no one ever felt his pain. But his determination came at the expense of ever finding love, and until he set foot in Fairfield, he was okay with that. Then he set eyes on the quiet, southern tattoo artist with secrets in his eyes and a mouth he could get lost in for days. But Rowan wasn’t the sort of person who was willing to turn his life upside down for one man, even if he knew deep down, James Gossett was probably the one. When it’s obvious James wants Rowan just as much, Rowan realizes he can’t say no. So he makes James a proposition—he’ll help James discover himself in the bedroom, no strings attached, until Rowan leaves the state.
But will that be enough for both lonely men? Or will they somehow find a way to come together, in spite of the distance between them?
Bio-Mechanical is the fourth book in the Irons and Works series. It contains no cheating and a HEA. Each book can be read as a stand-alone, though reading the previous books will help with some background context of other characters.
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- gay romance 7
- queer romance 3
- found family 3
- hurt/comfort 2
- contemporary 2
- disabilities & scars 2
- friends with benefits 1
- bisexuality 1
- working class hero 1
- anal sex 1
- virgin hero 1
- third person pov 1
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- geography
- north america 1
- usa 1
- colorado 1
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The 'Irons and Works' series
245 ratings 4.12 ·
queer · contemporary · m-m · usa · working class hero · found-family · explicit-open-door · north-america · disabilities and marks · hurt-comfort · colorado · length-medium · friends to lovers · single-father · bisexual · length-short
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