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Willing / Able
Colt Willing never expected to be a key player in a drug-running operation. Before he can get out, he's determined to release the hold the organization has on Jonathan, the man he's grown to love. Jonathan has ties that bind him to drug-lord Nigel Caprice, and breaking the bonds may prove too difficult for Willing to tackle alone.
Detective D.J. Able is determined to bring Caprice to his knees. Backed by his partner, Bryan Stokes, Able and his team are out for justice, and retribution for the loss of one of their own. When push comes to shove, Able discovers that even the best laid plans sometimes go astray, and the men end up in a fight for their very lives.
"Willing is a great story that sucked me in, held me tight and wouldn't let me go. The action is fast and the characters interesting. The sex is hot and passionate. This story was an adventure until the end. As for Able’s story, the action was just as fast and exciting. The plot thickens and stakes for all the characters are higher. . .entertaining, sexy, and full of hot cops! It’s was seriously good and a story I didn’t want to put down. " ~ Romance Reader, Seriously Reviewed.
Detective D.J. Able is determined to bring Caprice to his knees. Backed by his partner, Bryan Stokes, Able and his team are out for justice, and retribution for the loss of one of their own. When push comes to shove, Able discovers that even the best laid plans sometimes go astray, and the men end up in a fight for their very lives.
"Willing is a great story that sucked me in, held me tight and wouldn't let me go. The action is fast and the characters interesting. The sex is hot and passionate. This story was an adventure until the end. As for Able’s story, the action was just as fast and exciting. The plot thickens and stakes for all the characters are higher. . .entertaining, sexy, and full of hot cops! It’s was seriously good and a story I didn’t want to put down. " ~ Romance Reader, Seriously Reviewed.
55 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 4, 2010
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Jenna Byrnes
145books77followersJenna Byrnes could use more cabinet space and more hours in a day. She’d fill the kitchen with gadgets her husband purchases off TV and let him cook for her to his heart’s content. She’d breeze through the days adding hours of sleep, and more time for writing the hot, erotic romance she loves to read.
Jenna thinks everyone deserves a happy ending, and loves to provide as many of those as possible to her gay, lesbian and hetero characters. Her favorite quote, from a pro-gay billboard, is “Be careful who you hate. It may be someone you love.�
For the latest news, visit Jenna’s website at
Jenna thinks everyone deserves a happy ending, and loves to provide as many of those as possible to her gay, lesbian and hetero characters. Her favorite quote, from a pro-gay billboard, is “Be careful who you hate. It may be someone you love.�
For the latest news, visit Jenna’s website at
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August 31, 2012
It was two authors Jenna Byrnes and Jude Mason writing on a same story line, very interesting and I liked it a lot... for me, it felt like watching "Point Break" and "Miami Vice" on TV crossover episodes... but between Willing and Able, I liked the first part of story Cole Willing and Jonathan more then D.J. Able and Bryan... and I hope there is a part two story coming up for more Cole and Jonathan.
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July 16, 2010I hadn’t noticed the trend until this last story, but Jenna Byrnes and Jude Mason like their cop hot and dirty, meaning that, their hero are more the ordinary detectives who want to do their job and go home than some invincible superhero.
These are two separate but in parallel stories, about an undercover cop, Willing, and his former partner, Able. Willing is playing the role of the drug dealer to unmask the real villain, but he got a bit to much caught in the role, he fell for another dealer, Jonathan. Now Willing’s goal is not only to take down the villain, but also to not loose Jonathan in the doing. I like that, even if Jonathan is indeed one of the bad man, Willing is not so “straight� (no pun intended) to not being able to bend the rule to the love law. It’s maybe unrealistic that being Willing “only”an ordinary cop, he is able to find a way out for Jonathan, but this is a romance, not real life.
On the other side there is Able, even more ordinary cop than Willing. At least he is in love with another cop, and actual partner, detective Strokes. The nice characteristic of this couple is that, even if they are not flaunting their love, they are enough sure of it and of themselves, that they are willing to live it in full. On the job they are the perfect work partners, their relationship doesn’t interfere with what they have to do, there is no jealousy, or fear for what the other has to do. But once they are out of the precinct, they are able to live their love fully and without hesitation.
Basically these are only two short stories, a moment in time of two relationships that are already started, and so the two couplets are “used� to each other and comfortable; they are sure of their love, and nothing seems to shake it, neither the real identity of Willing: deep inside Jonathan knows Willing, and it’s not his real job that can change that knowledge.
These are two separate but in parallel stories, about an undercover cop, Willing, and his former partner, Able. Willing is playing the role of the drug dealer to unmask the real villain, but he got a bit to much caught in the role, he fell for another dealer, Jonathan. Now Willing’s goal is not only to take down the villain, but also to not loose Jonathan in the doing. I like that, even if Jonathan is indeed one of the bad man, Willing is not so “straight� (no pun intended) to not being able to bend the rule to the love law. It’s maybe unrealistic that being Willing “only”an ordinary cop, he is able to find a way out for Jonathan, but this is a romance, not real life.
On the other side there is Able, even more ordinary cop than Willing. At least he is in love with another cop, and actual partner, detective Strokes. The nice characteristic of this couple is that, even if they are not flaunting their love, they are enough sure of it and of themselves, that they are willing to live it in full. On the job they are the perfect work partners, their relationship doesn’t interfere with what they have to do, there is no jealousy, or fear for what the other has to do. But once they are out of the precinct, they are able to live their love fully and without hesitation.
Basically these are only two short stories, a moment in time of two relationships that are already started, and so the two couplets are “used� to each other and comfortable; they are sure of their love, and nothing seems to shake it, neither the real identity of Willing: deep inside Jonathan knows Willing, and it’s not his real job that can change that knowledge.
March 3, 2011
Willing and Able by Jenna Byrnes and Jude Mason are two separate homoerotic reads. Two cops that want to get down and dirty. Imagine the heat that comes off two men when watch them staring at each other. It’s like popping electricity. Keep my eyes glued to each page. This reviewer admired the way that the authors blended the two stories. Reviewed by Connie Spears
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May 24, 2011
Nice, short read, although I liked the first part more. Sorry, senior moment!
February 5, 2012
If only all police men were hot, willing and able
April 13, 2013
entertaining enough
August 3, 2016
To me it was slightly in the direction of PWP, there were also some unbelievable details in the police procedure.
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