Undercover Lover by Jerry Cole

After what seems like forever, things are finally going well for Morgan Newsted. The programming prodigy has been recruited by a huge company in the bustling city of Danbury to program financial software code, something in which he just happens to excel. At just twenty-six years old, Morgan is already earning a salary that would make almost all his friends jealous. After leaving behind his ex-partner, with whom Morgan thought he wanted a life, the man must come to grips with the fact that having the family that he now wants may not be as simple for him as the programming world. That is, until he meets Jan Van Roy, a waiter at a restaurant near the headquarters of FinaSoft Corporation.

As much as Jan likes Morgan, and he likes him a lot, he knows that being with him isn’t the right thing to do. He still needs to look after his little brother, Riley, and their ailing mother, who suffered a debilitating stroke that left her completely paralyzed when Jan only had just graduated. Part of Jan’s responsibilities as a son include not letting himself be distracted by good-looking men, no matter how much he may like one. Especially not when that person is the target of his corporate espionage.

Soon both men are faced with almost impossible choices. Morgan must decide whether this man that he barely knows could be the person he wants to settle down with. Jan must decide whether Morgan is the man he would be willing to put everything on the line for, including his very own family’s well-being, and if that is what it finally would take for him to be truly happy.

Faced with almost impossible decisions, both Jan and Morgan must decide whether to be together and, most importantly, whether they are doing it for the right reasons.