Salacious (Kink Club #1)

K.L. Ramsey

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Salacious by K.L. Ramsey
Inheriting a sex club from his father, along with the rest of his mafia holdings, was a surprise for Ross Ballerini. His father usually liked a good surprise, and this one shocked the hell out of him. He didn’t want to run the club, but seeing the place changed his mind. Actually, his oldest friend and current business partner, Leo Capo, had changed his mind. All Ross could think about was tying Leo up and having his way with him, but that would mean that his old friend would have to admit to being gay, and he wasn’t sure that Leo was ready to take that step. He could wait though—Leo was worth waiting for.

Leo Capo knew that sooner or later he’d have to come out and admit to his overbearing father that he was gay. He had wanted Ross Ballerini since the night that they shared a steamy kiss that he couldn’t get out of his mind. But coming out was easier said than done. His mafia family wouldn’t be as accepting of his lifestyle as he’d like and someday, he’d have to run the Capo family. Their acceptance was key to him changing things around the family business that he loved so much. He respected his father, but the only way to move forward would be to change things—modernize. Maybe being gay would be too modern for his family, but it was the only way to have the future that he wanted—and Leo wanted Ross to be a part of his future.

Salacious is book one of The Kink Club Series by K.L. Ramsey.
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