Burning Desire by Max Hudson

Is it a crime to fall in love? If it is, will Morris and Quincy plead “guilty” or “not guilty?” When Detective Morris Flanery investigates a suspicious apartment fire, he meets one of the tenants, Quincy Maus. Both men feel an immeditate spark ignite between them. Morris is now faced with solving two cases: one is arson and the other is the burning desire in his heart. While Quincy purports that he knows nothing of the fire, he feels the guilt of harboring information. Revealing it could mean losing his job and his hopes of becoming an amazing photographer. So, he keeps it to himself, while also attempting to woo Morris.

Morris wants to see Quincy and eventually does once the case is dropped. They have the time of their life and real passion ignites. It seems it will last as long as the case stays closed…but it doesn’t. It splits wide open, halting their immense love for each other and posing them at odds. If Quincy gets pinned with part of the blame, what will happen to their bond? Will it dwindle like the rubble in the apartment fire? Or will it spark anew, completely destroying any previous notions about love?