Full Extension (Octagon Kings #3)
Finn Archer
Each book in this series features a different couple and a complete happily ever after.
Rowan Park told Felix Drummond he was interested. Directly. Without performance. Felix said no — professionally, respectfully, with complete dignity. Rowan said okay, meant it, and went back to training.
That was not how Felix expected it to go.
The pursuer who accepts the rejection is not a story Felix knows how to handle. He is used to people ignoring his no. He is not used to someone absorbing it with grace and continuing to exist nearby with the same quiet steadiness — not reaching, just present. Eighteen months of managed distance feels different when the other person stops trying.
Felix is behind the camera. That is the job. It is also, he is starting to understand, the life. He has told other people's stories for years to avoid telling his own.
Rowan has spent his entire career being underestimated — too small, too quiet, too calm to register as a threat. In the cage he is precise, pitiless, technically brilliant. He has watched two teammates step into the light and the gym survive it. He is running out of reasons to stay invisible.
When Rowan's title run generates national attention and Felix is the one telling his story, the distance between the camera and the subject gets very small.
Rowan already said what he needed to say. He is waiting.
Can Felix put the camera down long enough to be in the story?
