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    James's Birthday Party: Man Up, #6
    James's Birthday Party: Man Up, #6
    James's Birthday Party: Man Up, #6
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    James's Birthday Party: Man Up, #6

    By Felice Stevens

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    When Malcolm discovers James has never had a birthday party, he's determined to make it a night James will never forget.
    The bonus audio of the story is included.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFelice Stevens
    Release dateNov 8, 2021
    ISBN9798201061647
    James's Birthday Party: Man Up, #6
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    Felice Stevens

    Felice Stevens has always been a romantic at heart. She believes that while life is tough, there is always a happy ending around the corner. Her characters have to work for it, because just like life in NYC, nothing comes easy and that includes love.Felice is a Lambda Literary Award winning author in best Gay Romance and two time e-Lit award winner in romance.To keep up-to-date on all things happening, join Felice's Newsletter and get a free book!https://tiny.one/FelicenewsletterFollow her on BookBub: https://geni.us/FeliceBB

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      James's Birthday Party - Felice Stevens

      James’s Birthday Party

      Malcolm

      You’re kidding.

      James arched an elegant blond brow at me. Really? Me, kid?

      True. While James could have a wicked sense of humor, it was normally reserved for something deliciously evil that might annoy me, but the ultimate payout and reward were worth every torturous second.

      Okay. So let me rephrase. You’re sure you never had a birthday party? Not even cupcakes after school with a bunch of your friends, or a movie on the weekend with pizza after?"

      His face in profile, James took a sip of his scotch and set the glass on the table with a steady hand, but I saw his features tighten. No, I’m certain. I didn’t have many friends, and we didn’t have the money.

      Fuck me. What an ass I was. While I’d grown up the spoiled, only child of ridiculously wealthy parents, I tended to forget James had grown up dirt-poor, the hidden, forgotten son of his wealthy bastard of a father. He might’ve beaten the odds and grown rich on his own, but he allowed that grinding poverty and hatred of his father to cloud every decision he made.

      It had even prevented us from connecting emotionally until our hate burst into a lust so strong, we couldn’t keep away from each other.

      Well, Jamie, that’s unacceptable. Everyone deserves a birthday celebration.

      He rolled his eyes. No, they don’t. I’m going to be thirty-five years old. I hardly need cake and balloons.

      I wasn’t exactly thinking that.

      To be honest, I hadn’t thought about it at

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