It’s a scorching hot Valentine’s Day novella with a mouthy twink, the best daddy ever, a lot of John Hughes references, a ridiculous mansion which may or may not contain a twink pit, and, of course, a HEA. Charlie is amused, then charmed, then turned on by Ethan, who can't shut up and has the biggest blue eyes Charlie has ever seen.Įquals the most memorable Valentine’s Day, ever!īoth know that falling into bed with a stranger is a terrible idea, but it might turn out to best mistake either has ever made.īe My Mistake is a prequel of sorts to Damage Control, but can be listened to on its own. Desperate, he ends up in the unlikely position of standing on his ex-stepfather’s porch holding all his worldly belongings in two cardboard boxes. His mother’s new husband is awful, he can’t find a paying job, and he’s run out of couches to surf on. Then, at his party, he stumbles upon a young man gawking at his Cezanne and cursing his name. Rule Forty-Seven by Lynn Van Dorn Free eBooks Download Description: Logan is out of options. Instead, he gets lost in the host's mansion, runs into a handsome stranger, and suddenly, his night takes a sharp turn for the better.Ĭharlie has everything he could ever want, except someone to love, and he's just about given up trying to find him. Ethan’s plan is to hit up the free bar for all the gin they'll give him, then slink home, alone.

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He's been talked into attending a pretentious premier gala with his ex-boyfriend at movie mogul Charles Weston’s posh Beverly Hills mansion. 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars. Rule Forty-Seven By: Lynn Van Dorn Narrated by: Michael Ferraiuolo Length: 1 hr and 19 mins 4.7 (63 ratings) Try for 0.00 Pick 1 title (2 titles for Prime members) from our collection of bestsellers and new releases. Ethan's Valentine's Day isn't going well.

Rule 47 by Lynn Van Dorn