Father Complex (Hazard and Somerset: Arrows in the Hand, #4)

by Gregory Ashe

But sometimes, when we go at it, it’s like my brain shuts down. I can’t hear what he’s saying. I can’t even really see him. It’s like it’s not even me.” He gave another of those sour half-laughs. “I knew I had a temper, but I had no idea—” And then helplessness tore the words from him: “I mean, why can’t he see that I want what’s best for him?”