More Heat Than the Sun Series by John Wiltshire

4.41 · 192 ratings
  • Love is a Stranger (More Heat Than the Sun #1)
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    Love is a Stranger (More Heat Than the Sun #1)

    John Wiltshire

    Rated: 4.15 of 5 stars
    · Steam rating: 5 of 5
    · 42 ratings · published 2021

    Ex-SAS soldier Ben Rider falls in love with his enigmatic married boss Sir Nikolas Mikkelsen, but Nikolas is living a lie. A lie so profound that when the shadows are lifted, Ben realises he's in love with a very dangerous stranger. Ben has to choose between Nikolas and safety, but sometimes danger comes in a very seductive package.

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  • Conscious Decisions of the Heart (More Heat Than the Sun #2)
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    Conscious Decisions of the Heart (More Heat Than the Sun #2)

    John Wiltshire

    Rated: 4.42 of 5 stars
    · Steam rating: 5 of 5
    · 25 ratings · published 2014

    Ben Rider and Nikolas Mikkelsen learn that danger comes in all shapes and sizes and often in places you least expect it. Nikolas's dark past calls to him, inexorably dragging him back into its seductive embrace. While he goes on an errand of mercy to Russia, Ben travels to Denmark to learn Nikolas's language. Convinced Russia's vastness will swallow Nikolas, Ben doesn't see the enemy much closer to home... more

  • The Bridge of Silver Wings (More Heat Than the Sun #3)
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    The Bridge of Silver Wings (More Heat Than the Sun #3)

    John Wiltshire

    Rated: 4.70 of 5 stars
    · Steam rating: 5 of 5
    · 24 ratings · published 2014

    The third book in the series More Heat Than the Sun Ben discovers the truth of the old adage 'be careful what you wish for'. Nikolas has exorcised his demons, but when they end up stranded in Russia, the monster inside needs to be let loose. Siberia in winter isn't a place for good men. There is nothing Nikolas won't do to keep Ben alive. Home again, Nikolas then faces an enemy he can't defeat: Ben Rider himself... more

  • This Other Country (More Heat Than the Sun #4)
    #4

    This Other Country (More Heat Than the Sun #4)

    John Wiltshire

    Rated: 4.59 of 5 stars
    · Steam rating: 5 of 5
    · 21 ratings · published 2021

    Nikolas is the sanest, straightest, person Ben knows, so can anyone tell him, why is he on a gay therapy course?Nikolas Mikkelsen could make a very long list of unpleasant things he's endured in his life. Then order it from 'nearly killed me' to 'extremely horrific and don't want to do again'... more

  • The Bruise-Black Sky (More Heat Than the Sun #5)
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    The Bruise-Black Sky (More Heat Than the Sun #5)

    John Wiltshire

    Rated: 4.46 of 5 stars
    · Steam rating: 5 of 5
    · 18 ratings · published 2015

    Ben usually overlooks Nikolas's occasionally jarring dissonance. Not this time. A deep rift, a terrible lie, separates them. Eleven thousand miles from Nikolas, in New Zealand, it's bitter winter as Ben films the tragic story of a post-apocalyptic gladiator, a victim of his own personal darkness. But on receiving a death threat, Ben suspects the truth of actor Oliver Whitestone's suicide. Someone doesn't want this movie made... more

  • Death's Ink-Black Shadow (More Heat Than the Sun #6)
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    Death's Ink-Black Shadow (More Heat Than the Sun #6)

    John Wiltshire

    Rated: 4.37 of 5 stars
    · Steam rating: 5 of 5
    · 20 ratings · published 2021

    It takes a certain kind of courage to live as if favoured by the gods, ignoring the ever-present ghosts of your past—or perhaps not bravery, but arrogance. And maybe not even that. Ben genuinely believes that the past is behind them—that they deserve to enjoy the life they have created. So it’s not hubris that leads him to overlook the signs that Nikolas does not share his faith, it’s love. But Nikolas knows something is coming. He can’t stop it; he can only decide how he will choose to face it... more

  • Enduring Night (More Heat Than the Sun #7)
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    Enduring Night (More Heat Than the Sun #7)

    John Wiltshire

    Rated: 4.21 of 5 stars
    · 16 ratings · published 2015

    You’d have thought that Ben and Nikolas would have learnt that their romantic holidays inevitably end up as disasters. A short break on the polar ice sees them trapped in a nightmare of murder and deceit. Neither of them, however, foresees the long-term impact that endless winter has on their relationship. They return with a metaphorical darkness that threatens everything they have created together. Desperate and fearing for Nikolas’s life, Ben makes a bargain with a surprising ally... more

  • His Fateful Heap of Days (More Heat Than the Sun #8)
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    His Fateful Heap of Days (More Heat Than the Sun #8)

    John Wiltshire

    Rated: 4.45 of 5 stars
    · 14 ratings · published 2016

    Into his fateful heap of days the soul of man is cast. Only a few months from his fiftieth year, Nikolas is feeling a distinct wobble in his formidable certainties. Aleksey Primakov appears to have become irrelevant. All he needs, therefore, is to be dragged into an adventure with Devon's answer to the three musketeers... more

  • The Bright and Hungry Future of Hawks (More Heat Than the Sun #9)
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    The Bright and Hungry Future of Hawks (More Heat Than the Sun #9)

    John Wiltshire

    Rated: 4.63 of 5 stars
    · 12 ratings · published 2022

    The FINAL book in the addictive, best-selling "More Heat Than The Sun" M/M Thriller seriesBen and Nikolas know that if they were to compare recollections of their life together, they’d remember things very differently. Ben never asks about their time together in the Department, because he doesn’t want to hear Nikolas lie. Nikolas never talks about those early years, because he can’t afford for Ben to know the truth... more

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