Samaran Host’el by Beth Carlington
About the author:
Author of several short stories, Beth has a predilection for gay romances, but also writes of the fantasy …
Here is a short sample from the book:
Night fell on the metropolis of New York. The sky was clear and the moon poured over the city its pale light.
Followed by three of his bodyguards, the sole owner of the Grant Company, Philip Grant, a handsome man with long black hair who had just celebrated his 28th birthday, entered in the hotel’s lounge bar where he was staying, The Samaran.
He rarely moved to the headquarters of his company, usually leaving his right hand to handle routine business. But this time, the stake of the contract had forced him to come as far as New York. So he took advantage of it to relax a little, far from the rigor he imposed to himself most of the time.
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