Macon (Black Butte Ranch #2)

~ Macon ~
Carter's return to the ranch shocked everyone, especially when we all saw that he was pregnant. I was stunned, but determined not to let Carter slip away again. I admitted that I left because I was scared of Rawley's reaction and felt unworthy of someone like Carter. I wanted to be part of his life and our baby's life, even if it meant becoming someone I never thought I could be. If I can protect him from his father, maybe I can be the man that Carter needs by his side.

~ Carter ~
As the youngest sibling of the prestigious Steele family, I had always felt invisible in a world dominated by my overachieving relatives. With a trust fund of ten million dollars, I appeared to have it all. However, I longed for the warmth and connection that money could not provide. I dreamt of finding someone who truly saw me.

During a family visit to Rawley's farm, when a thunderstorm hit, I found Macon suffering from a PTSD episode. My act of comforting him led to an unexpected night of passion. I woke up alone and devastated, seeing it as another instance of someone not caring about me. Heartbroken, I returned to Texas, but soon discovered that I was pregnant. Although I briefly considered not having the baby, I decided that this child would be someone who loved me unconditionally—as long as my family didn't find out.

The Steele family eventually learned about my new life. My father arrived with threats, my older brother Barrett came with support, and Rawley stood by me. Most importantly, I had Macon’s love and support. For the first time, I felt like I belonged somewhere without having to hide who I was or what I wanted. Now, if I could just get my father to understand that I was not going back to Texas. My home was here now, with the people who truly saw me.

Gay, mpreg erotic romance. The material in this book contains explicit sexual content that is intended for mature audiences only. All characters involved are adults capable of consent, are over the age of eighteen, and are willing participants.