Chase in Shadow
by Amy Lane

Chase Summers: Golden boy. Beautiful girlfriend, good friends, and a promising future. Nobody knows the real Chase. Chase Summers has a razor blade to his wrist and the smell of his lover's goodbye clinging to his skin. He has a door in his heart so frightening he'd rather die than open it, and the lies he's used to block it shut are thinning with every forbidden touch. Chase has spent his entire life unraveling, and his decision to set his sexuality free in secret has only torn his mind apart faster. Chase has one chance for true love and salvation. He may have met Tommy Halloran in the world of gay-for-pay-where the number of lovers doesn't matter as long as the come-shot's good-but if he wants the healing that Tommy's love has to offer, he'll need the courage to leave the shadows for the sunlight. That may be too much to ask from a man who's spent his entire life hiding his true self. Chase knows all too well that the only things thriving in a heart's darkness are the bitter personal demons that love to watch us bleed.

Other Books by Amy Lane

Assassin Fish
Desert Fish

Running Scared
Princeton Royals Book 2

Devil and the Deep Blue Fish
Fish Out of Water Book 8

Under Cover
Covert Book 1

Fish in a Barrel
Fish Out of Water Book 7

School of Fish
Fish Out of Water Book 6

Fish on a Bicycle
Fish Out of Water Book 5

Hiding the Moon
Fish Out of Water Book 4

A Few Good Fish
Fish Out of Water Book 3

Red Fish, Dead Fish
Fish Out of Water Book 2

Fish Out of Water
Fish Out of Water Book 1

Amy Lane's Bio

Amy Lane has two kids who are mostly grown, two kids who aren’t, three cats, and two Chi-who-whats at large. She lives in a crumbling crapmansion with most of the children and a bemused spouse. She also has too damned much yarn, a penchant for action adventure movies, and a need to know that somewhere in all the pain is a story of Wuv, Twu Wuv, which she continues to believe in to this day! She writes fantasy, urban fantasy, and gay romance—and if you accidentally make eye contact, she’ll bore you to tears with why those three genres go together. She’ll also tell you that sacrifices, large and small, are worth the urge to write.