Package Deal

Routine is what saved Jake Moreno. At thirty-five, the stoic delivery driver operates on a strict schedule: early alarms, familiar routes, and zero complications. After a devastating breakup with a cheating ex left him reeling, Jake keeps his head down and his heart completely locked away. But his daily route includes Elliot Shaw's front porch.

Elliot is a twenty-seven-year-old queer romance author who spends entirely too much time in his own head. Deeply isolated, touch-starved, and still bruised from his own past heartbreak, Elliot translates his unmet desires into his manuscripts. He's also becoming intensely fixated on the quiet, hyper-observant driver who brings packages to his door.

What starts as lingering eye contact and accidental brushes of skin simmers into an agonizing slow burn. Jake watches. Elliot overthinks. The tension stretches until it finally snaps.

When Jake steps across the threshold off the clock, the simmering heat explodes. Jake might be a man of few words, but underneath his grumpy exterior is a fiercely attentive dominance ready to pull Elliot out of his head and back into his body.