Angielski
Dorian Grant is king of the New Orleans underworld, but he isn't mafia and doesn't appreciate the assumption. He's simply a crude businessman anyone in his right mind would think twice about screwing over. Life in the Big Easy is all about sin, and violent, short-tempered Dorian has committed them all. But not all New Orleans sins leave a bad taste in the mouth, as Dorian discovers the night a man stage-named Sweet Heat dances into his life at a club called Sin and Seduction. Dorian was expecting a hot lay. He damn sure wasn't looking for a relationship, and certainly not with someone like Jansen, who turns Dorian's grimly organized world upside down. Now Dorian finds himself pressuring Jansen to quit his job because he can't stand the thought of other men touching what's his. Of course, Jansen wants a little quid pro quo-after all, Dorian's job is dangerous. Jansen just doesn't realize how dangerous until it's too late.
