Hard for Aiden by Brady Fox

Jonah Dawson is only one performance away from becoming an international star. With an ungodly amount of boyish sex appeal, the leading role in the hottest musical to hit the theater world in the 21st century, and a cocky, fearless approach to everything, and everyone, what could possibly stand in his way?
Aiden Harding, that’s what.

From the moment Aiden’s spineless father abandoned him and his brothers when their mother became terminally ill, he made up his mind. Kill, or be killed. He chose the latter.
At 6’6″ tall, bound in 265 pounds of highly trained muscle, Aiden’s physique is on par with most NFL linebackers. Fueled by a nuclear anger chained to his past and an incessant need to be the protector at all costs, it’s no wonder that he’s the best there is in the personal security industry.

So when Jonah’s highly controversial theatrical production, Voices, storms through Boston for a couple of weeks, there’s only one man with the right qualifications to keep the headstrong actor safe.
But the instant Aiden and Jonah face off in the performer’s dressing room, there’s an immediate sexual explosion that renders all qualifications, even Aiden’s, useless.
Now, with both men in utter disarray and the traveling stage tour about to vanish for eternity, both men are forced to pick a lane.
They can either play it safe, bid farewell, and pretend as though they didn’t just experience a physical and emotional force that will never be replicated in their lifetime. Or, they can take a chance and answer love’s knock…

Knowing full well that it might just ruin them altogether.