Breathless: Less Is More, #1

By Yolande Kleinn

Seth has some apologizing to do, showing up late when his boyfriend is cooking his favorite meal. Even worse, it seems like he really scared Andre tonight. A bouquet of flowers isn't going to cut it. Good thing Seth has a clever mouth, and plenty of other enthusiastic ideas for how to turn the evening around.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Yolande Kleinn
• Release date: Jun 24, 2022
• ISBN: 9781946316257

Yolande Kleinn

Yolande Kleinn may be a shameless dreamer and a stubborn optimist, but she is also a proud purveyor of romance and hijinx. Excitable, fastidious and a little eclectic, she spends every spare moment writing the stories she wants to read. If she can drag other people into the pool along with her, then so much the better.

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Breathless

Less Is More, Volume 1

Yolande Kleinn

Published by Yolande Kleinn, 2022.

Copyright 2022 Yolande Kleinn

ISBN 978-1-946316-25-7

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Seth has barely stepped across the threshold before Andre is on him, tugging him inside with impatient hands, pinning Seth to the door the second it snaps shut. The kiss is incendiary, and he breathes a startled laugh, voice muffled by the hot crush of Andre's mouth.

He nearly drops the apology bouquet in his delighted surprise.

You're late, Andre growls, dragging hot kisses and rough bites down his throat with unexpected ferocity.

Seth's laughter evaporates. You were worried. Fuck, I'm sorry. Hey. He lets go of the flowers—they're an irrelevant gesture in the face of his boyfriend's actual distress—and frames Andre's face between his hands, demanding eye contact. Andre allows himself to be guided, pliable and warm, as Seth explains, "I tried to call, but my phone screen broke.