Luciano was the mafia’s go-to guy for delicate assignments, and his final job was a doozy: keeping tabs on Jay Stryker, a crooked politician with a secret so well-hidden even his own staff didn’t know—turns out, the guy had a thing for men.
Luciano, the smooth-talking Latin Mafia recruit, strolls into Mr. Stryker’s hotel room like he owns the place. The politician, all nerves and hesitation at first, can’t help but be reeled in by Luciano’s confidence—that easy charm that makes everything feel like it’s going his way. Before long, the tables turn, and Stryker, the man who’s always calling the shots, finds himself completely at Luciano’s mercy. The guy knows what he’s doing, his hands and mouth working in a way that leaves Stryker questioning every life choice that led him here.
Things heat up fast—Stryker’s repressed desires crashing headfirst into Luciano’s calculated moves. The politician’s inner battle between his squeaky-clean image and the raw truth of what he wants? Gone. Obliterated. And Luciano? He came in with a job to do—survive, climb the ladder—but even he’s caught off guard by how much this whole thing gets under his skin.
By the time they reach their peak, it’s more than just physical—it’s a game-changer for both of them. Stryker’s now tied to the Mafia in a way he never saw coming, and Luciano? He’s loving every second of this power trip, already plotting how to keep this train rolling.
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