Doc has medical expertise he learned as a survival mechanism, and he provides care to the highest bidder. When Levi is investigating illegal organ harvesting, he runs across Doc, and now they have to decide which lines they are both willing to cross in order to stay together.
From the blurb:
Doc has lived his whole life in the shadows, using sharp skills and colder instincts to keep his sister and her kids safe. He fixes problems no one talks about, navigates dangerous circles without leaving a trace, and has learned that survival means staying hidden, staying in control, and never letting anyone close enough to see the cracks.
Detective Levi Rosen is the exception he never planned for.
Levi should walk away the moment he realizes Doc is tied to a world of underground violence, organ traffickers, and buried bodies. Instead, he finds himself drawn to the man behind the mask—the quiet precision, the impossible loyalty, and fear buried so deep it barely shows.
Together, they’re forced to navigate a violent network, shifting loyalties, and a past that’s been hunting Doc since he was a boy. And Levi has to decide how far he’s willing to go for a man who doesn’t believe he deserves to be saved.
Doc is a dark, emotional MM romantic suspense about trauma, obsession, forced proximity, morally grey choices, found family, and choosing someone even when the world keeps trying to take them away. This is Book 4 in the Redcars series and should be read in order.
SNik's review:
Fourth in series (Redcars), best if read in order. Adversarial to lovers. Found family. Slow burn. Dual POV. Heed content warnings.
Doc is a survivor and protects his family the only way he knows how, providing medical care for a fee to whoever has the cash. When he crosses paths with Detective Levi Rosen, Doc’s past also comes knocking, and he has to navigate his attraction to Levi while keeping his criminal activities secret.
Even though these two men know they should stay away from each other, they have an instant spark that becomes something more risky to their hearts and their livelihoods. I would have loved more time spent with these two outside of the bedroom for the emotional connection, but I enjoyed every monet they were on page together. Doc is a compellingly empathetic morally grey character and even tries to keep Levi from crossing lines he may regret. A thoroughly entertaining story, with two men to root for and a glimpse of their HEA that includes found family.
Doc is currently available as an e-book and can be read as part of your Kindle Unlimited Subscription
Doc is currently available as an e-book and can be read as part of your Kindle Unlimited Subscription
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