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Wrecker's Bay · Book 03 · MM

Last Call at the Hull

An MM Small Town Romance · Harper Vale

The bartender who is sunshine for a living wants the veteran who only comes in at last call. A storm festival, a panic attack in a storage room, and a key to the upstairs.

Owen Keene has run the Split Hull for five years: lemon oil, last call, do not fall in love with the regular who only looks up when a tray drops. Beckett Reed is thirty-six, out two years, last call most nights. He drinks like one glass is a personality. He does not talk. He lifts two fingers. Optional. Kind.

Festival week blows a hole in Owen’s system. Generators. Crowds. A key to a storage room that is not a trap. They sleep together in the apartment over the bar—careful, filthy, checking in—and then a generator backfires and Beckett’s body leaves the year.

Owen finds him on the jetty. Not to fix him. To sit. Pancakes are a promise. The key stays his. The town keeps serving fryer on Sunday.

Spicy MM small-town romance. Grumpy/sunshine inverted. Found family at the Hull. HEA. Book 3 in the Wrecker's Bay series.

Wrecker's Bay

Book 03 of 8

Heat
 4 of 5 — what this means
Pairing
MM · Beckett Reed (36) × Owen Keene (32)
Tropes
Grumpy/sunshine inverted, bar after hours, PTSD handled as adult life not a fetish.
Length
65,003 words · 8 chapters · 244 printed pages
Point of view
Dual, third person past
ISBN
Paperback: ISBN not yet issued · Hardcover: ISBN not yet issued

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Questions about Last Call at the Hull

How long is Last Call at the Hull?

65,003 words across 8 chapters. In the paperback that is 244 pages at 5.5 × 8.5 in, or about 4 hours of reading.

How explicit is Last Call at the Hull?

Heat 4 of 5. Multiple explicit scenes, dirty talk, on-page climax. The couple is the A-plot at every level, and every romantic or sexual character in this catalogue is 25 or older.

Do I have to read Wrecker's Bay in order?

No. Last Call at the Hull is book 3 of 8 and resolves its own couple, so it works on its own. The series plot runs underneath and is better in order.

Can I read part of Last Call at the Hull first?

Yes — the whole of chapter one, 8,990 words, free on this site. No email address and no account, and it does not stop mid-scene.

Who is Last Call at the Hull written for?

MM romance. Two men, both with an interior life. Neither is a camera pointed at the other.

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