For The Love Of An Angel

What would you do if you found a broken, beautiful young man rummaging for food in your rubbish bin? Move him on? Report him?

Or let him ruin your perfectly structured life?

Damian Buchanan rules his corporate empire and his private life with absolute, unyielding control. He has the wealth, the status, and a flawless relationship with his boyfriend, Christian. There is no room for chaos. So when he catches Angel Smith trespassing on his elite property, Damian’s first instinct is to throw him back to the gutters where he belongs.

Instead, a sudden intervention forces his hand, and the homeless stranger is brought under Damian’s roof.

Damian expects an eyesore. What he doesn't expect is a man who matches his name perfectly. With his golden hair, striking blue eyes, and a quiet resilience that hides a fractured past, Angel slowly begins to captivate everyone he touches.

Christian—a gorgeous, flirtatious model who thrives on passion—falls first. He makes no secret of his desire for Angel, nor the fact that he can see straight through Damian's furious denial.

The more Damian fights his building resentment, the more he realizes he is losing the battle. Angel is a temptation that threatens to shatter Damian's cold exterior and alter the careful bond he shares with Christian forever. Falling for an angel means descending into a world of chaotic emotion Damian has spent a lifetime avoiding. But as secrets from the streets catch up to them, Damian faces a brutal choice.

Will he risk his entire world to pull Angel into their bed and their hearts? Or will he cast him back out into the cold to protect a lie?

For The Love Of An Angel is a high-angst, contemporary MM poly romance. It features a fierce billionaire fighting his own heart, a flirtatious model, an established protective couple, an hurt/comfort dynamic, and a street-survivor finding his forever home.

Content Warning: This book contains explicit, detailed M/M/M sexual scenes and descriptions of intense panic attacks. It also includes off-page mentions of past childhood sexual abuse. Reader discretion is advised.