Even his first working relationship with Aidan was taken on in the same way; they worked well together, maybe they could have something more, but when the work was done, Nic practically filed Aidan in a hidden portion of his brain, like a good memory. Not that Aidan was not around, simply Nic moved on toward another goal.
On the other hand, Aidan is not at ease with relationships and similar stuff. He had a very bad experience with a former lover, and he no more trust himself to be a good judge around feeling. So probably he was glad that Nic didn't try to deepen their relationship beyond work. But now Nic seems to have changed his mind, and he is till more present in Aidan's life. He doesn't accept a "no" as answer, and Aidan is ever more in trouble to maintain his control around the handsome man.
Trying to solve an hacker attach to their matching program and also develop a new feature, Nic and Aidan spend a lot of time together. Nic has the chance to see that he is no more interested in the no string attach encounters as before and Aidan can see a new side of the man, a side that makes him believe, and hope, that he will not be only another conquest, a new toy to play and put aside soon after.
The undercurrent hacker mystery is also a good one: I hadn't found the culprit, I had two suspects, and no one was the right!
http://www.dreamspinnerpress.com/currenttitles/sparksfly/sparksflybuynow.htm
Amazon: Sparks Fly
Amazon Kindle: Sparks Fly
Paperback: 208 pages
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press (July 1, 2008)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1935192035
ISBN-13: 978-1935192039
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