Conscious Decisions of the Heart by John Wiltshire

As it was, I did appreciate to get more information about Nikolas, The Mystery Man. I'm hoping that every book in this series is going to reveal new puzzle pieces and in the end everything will come together to complement a beautiful picture. So far I couldn't really claim to know Ben and Nikolas. But I'm driving so maybe later?' Ben couldn't keep up his sulk, especially when Nikolas added thoughtfully, 'But you're a passenger.

Now, are you going to sulk all night or talk to me some more in Danish and make me laugh?' So, that's why I'm taking you out tonight, to thank you for harassing, bullying, and manipulating me so beautifully all these years. 'So, basically, everything I have now, everything I am, I owe to you and your very misplaced belief in me. If anything, he accomplished to exceed my (secret) expectations. I can honestly say that John Wiltshire did not disappoint at all with this second installment in the More Heat Than the Sun series. When I met Nikolas and Ben for the first time in Love is a Stranger, I was more than eager to read more about these two intriguing men. However, neither Ben nor Nikolas realize that an evil danger is lurking close to them. Once arrived, he meets a few hospitable Danes and makes new friends pretty fast. Besides, Ben is determined and more than eager to learn his lover's mother tongue. Meanwhile, Ben misses Nikolas terribly and decides to visit Nikolas's homeland Denmark. Because Nikolas believes that he owes him, he accompanies Gregory back to Russia and stays with him until he dies. As things turn out, Gregory is fatally ill. A very wise child told me recently I should dig out the shrapnel from my wounds-that I couldn't heal until I did.'Īt the end of Love is a Stranger we met a man from Nikolas's past. I don't have to protect you to assuage my guilt for failing so badly to protect him. I've made mistakes by taking you for granted, assuming you knew how I felt about you when I didn't feel inclined to tell you, not letting you into the parts of my life that are painful because I wanted to protect you. “Sometimes, I think you are my only reality.” What would you’ve done if I’d come over and kissed you? In front of your colleague? We both play games and have masks we like to wear.” He put his hand on Ben’s shoulder and idly rubbed his thumb on the short hair at the back of his neck. “Downstairs, you reverted to the old Ben, the SAS Ben, without a thought.

Conscious Decisions of the Heart by John Wiltshire