Believe It or Not

Harrison's spent much of his career as an academic professor debunking urban myths, legends and mythology. When he receives a letter from someone claiming to be a mage and offering to prove it to him, he's surprised, amused, but also intrigued. Harrison's only after the subject of another publishable article. But Martin surprises him. Not only is he handsome as the very devil, he also seems to take a reciprocal interest in Harrison. It's a shame that Harrison thinks Martin is a fraud, and Martin thinks that Harrison is a blot on the paranormal community—especially when you consider that they can barely keep their hands off each other. And the sex is positively incendiary. Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: homoerotic sex, BDSM, spanking.