Cokes Clown – BA Tortuga

Dinner rolls. Nice and soft and should sit okay.” Dillon let him lean, pressing a tiny bite to his lips. “Mmm. Smells good.” He rested, nibbled, letting Dillon love on him some. “It’s all amazing. We did good. Thank God a Thanksgiving feast tastes just as good left over.” Dillon chuckled. “Everybody have fun?” The headache was easing off, leaving him a little shaky, sweaty.

“Yeah. The kids had a blast. I’m surprised the bassets didn’t explode.” Dillon’s sister Susan had been there, too. She must have left. Lord. “I’m sorry about pooping out. I didn’t mean to fall asleep.” “Hush.” That hand just kept moving, easing the pain in his neck and back. He blinked, the muscles slowly letting go, letting him relax. “That’s better. Oh, so much better.” He got a tiny bite of turkey, some bright cranberry.

Then some fruit salad, some dressing. He thought he heard Nattie, asking Dillon if they needed any help. Dillon murmured something that sounded like a ‘no, but thanks’. The man was focused on him, for sure. The world got real slow, lazy, and he chuckled softly. “Can we have some pie?” “We can. What kind do you want, babe?” Dillon moved, helping him up, and they went to the front room, where he sank down in the comfy recliner.

“Pecan, if we have it.” One of Nattie’s wee babies toddled over to him, and he held out his arms. “No lifting, Hoss. I’ll put him in your lap, if you want.” “Yeah. That’d be good.” Nate lifted the baby up, Dillon put a heat pad on Coke’s neck, and Tracy went to get pie.

The day was looking a lot better. When his cowboy settled on the arm of his recliner, the day was just fine. * * * * Wow. Wow, poor Coke. The man was sound asleep in the recliner, a toddler in each arm. The pie and the pain pill had kicked in, and there was snoring and a serious aww factor. Dillon followed Tracy to the kitchen, carrying pie-smeared plates and coffee mugs. “Does Coke get headaches like this often?

I mean, this is the first once since…” “He used to, all the time. After the first break, they were constant. I haven’t seen one in… Nate? Over a year?” Nate had come in behind him to pour another cup of coffee. “Yeah. It’s worse in the cold.” “That’s the muscles, though, in his neck.” Tracy started washing, winked at him. “Bullfighters have these weird things. Nate? Wakes up with leg cramps so bad he screams and walks for hours. Coop shakes all the time now, and Fred’s butt is numb.”

“I don’t think I wanted to know that about Fred.” He tried a smile, but it was less than bright.

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Published in 2016 by Pride Publishing, Newland House, The Point, Weaver Road, Lincoln, LN6 3QN Pride Publishing is a subsidiary of Totally Entwined Group Limited. 1kitap1.com/en Roughstock COKE’S CLOWN BA Tortuga 1kitap1.com/en Book four in the Roughstock series How does Dillon take care of Coke when Coke’s destroying himself? Bullfighter Coke is having a rough time in the Roughstock universe.

When his dear friend Sam Bell is injured at the finals of the bull riding season, he takes that and his injuries pretty hard. His very own clown, Dillon, is determined to take care of Coke, which is tough when Coke is usually the one to care for everyone. Coke has a huge secret from his past, though, and, when Dillon digs to discover what it is, the skeletons in Coke’s closet threaten to destroy both men.

1kitap1.com/en Dedication For T.A. 1kitap1.com/en Trademarks Acknowledgement The author acknowledges the trademarked status and trademark owners of the following wordmarks mentioned in this work of fiction: Jack Daniel’s: Brown Forman iPod: Apple Inc. Advil: Pfizer, Inc. Stetson: John B. Stetson Company Somebody Like You: Keith Urban, John Shanks Radisson: Radisson Hotels Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: DreamWorks Classics Frosty the Snowman: DreamWorks Classics How the Grinch Stole Christmas: Warner Bros. Television Distribution White Christmas: Paramount Pictures Old Yeller: Buena Vista Pictures Distribution Copenhagen: Chris LeDoux Sprite: Coca-Cola Company Slim Jims: ConAgra Foods Harley: Harley-Davidson, Inc.

Inn of the Mountain Gods: Mescalero Apache Tribe Whataburger: Whataburger REI: Recreational Equipment, Inc.

This is a short excerpt from the opening of “” by Unknown, quoted for review and introduction purposes. All rights belong to the copyright holders.

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