"You want to be ruined so badly, little brother? Fine. I'll do it myself." Alex Bennet is the perfect son. Top grades. Clean record. A virgin. To his stepbrother Troy Morrison, he's a joke. One cruel dare changes everything: "Bet you don't even know what gay feels like." So Alex proves him wrong. Blindfolded. Shaking. Offering himself to a stranger in the city's most dangerous underground club. He never expected the hands on him to feel familiar. He never expected to pull off the blindfold and see *Troy's* furious eyes staring down at him. Now Troy is done playing. If Alex wanted to be touched, he'd only be touched by him. Owned by him. Broken by him. But there's a problem. Stolas Harrison, the rival heir, wants Alex too. And he doesn't play by Troy's rules. Caught between a possessive stepbrother and a dangerous enemy, Alex learns the truth: Begging Troy to stop hurts more than begging him to continue.