Beyond Justice

Written by Tibby Armstrong and Bianca Sommerland

Narrated by Gabriel McKnight

Raised and trained by The Asylum Fight Club's most infamous owner, Reed Dane is almost untouchable. Might sound dope, but there are disadvantages to his 'privileged' status. His guardian's reputation makes a serious relationship impossible-turns out the club's members are addicted to breathing-and the one man Reed truly wants sees him only as a stray his former lover brought home.

An endless string of one-night stands lacks the intimacy Reed craves, but at least edgy post-fight hookups distract him from what he'll never have. Until he takes a wrecking ball to the walls that set him apart.

Curtis Smith is a lot of things-MMA fighter, club owner . . . son of a drug lord-but one thing he's not is prepared to face temptation exploding past his carefully built boundaries. Reed is forbidden, to him most of all, but resisting what they both want becomes impossible with the sub challenging him at every turn. And with his past threatening everything The Asylum has been built to protect, Curtis can't afford to be addicted to Reed's brand of candy coated sin.

When his stolen time runs out, all that will be left behind for Reed is a memory . . . and his heart.

Contains mature themes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Aug 9, 2022
• ISBN: 9798765021163

Reviews for Beyond Justice

[Dar Good · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Reed and Curtis’ story had me invested in them from the beginning, and that didn’t let up the entire story. They made me hurt for them, ache for them, and I cried for them. For once, they gave in to their desire to be wanted and loved, and it brought up all their insecurities when it didn’t go as planned. The suspenseful part of the story was the catalyst, but the all-too-human reactions were the story. The heat between them couldn’t be denied, but the emotions and the past interfering, that was harder to move over

In it all, Reed and Curtis find their way, they find who they are apart and together. They make the rules that work for them, make them happy. It was a story about change, and finding that way through the change, and getting what you have always wanted, because that never changed!