Estranged by Jason Collins

ALEX:
I’m no stranger to being betrayed by family. I got my first dose at sixteen when my homophobic grandfather threw me out and my brothers sat back and watched it happen.
Becoming a doctor proved I didn’t need anyone else, and I never looked back—until the miserable old man passed and left millions to my estranged so-called brothers. But I’m prepared to fight for myself this time, and I’ve got a secret weapon to help me do it.
Enter Justin: my new lawyer. One look at him and legal advice plummets down the list of what I want him to give me.
But I’ve always been fine on my own, far away from here. So why does leaving again—without Justin—feel impossible?

JUSTIN:
When Alex Bradley stepped into my office, all I could think about was him stepping out of his clothes.
Not exactly the best start for an attorney-client relationship.
It’s bad enough that I’m representing my new obsession in a messy inheritance lawsuit against his brothers. But small-town life has a nasty gift for me—the snake of an attorney Alex’s brothers hired to fight me? My own father.
You don’t have to be a lawyer to come up with a thousand reasons this can never work. But for the first time in my life, my brain is at odds with my heart—and other parts of my body. And this is one argument I don’t think my brain has a shot at winning.

This is the first book in the Bradley Brothers series. It can be read as a standalone with no cliffhanger.