
Hector and Steele
New Mexico Stories, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Jeff Richards
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By:
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AC Katt
About this listen
Growing up with drug-dealing, addict parents hasn't been easy for Matteo and Felipe. When their father finds out Matteo is gay, he ejects him from the house and into the arms of county sheriff Hector Gomez, who decides to foster him.
Unfortunately, Matteo is forced to leave his younger brother to the not-so-tender mercies of their parents. But, during a DEA/FBI raid on their parents' home, Felipe is turned over to Social Services, and Hector decides to foster Felipe, as well.
Fostering two boys is full of challenges. But, Hector and his roommate FBI agent Steele Adams love them. And in the process, discover their love for one another. The new family is fine...until the parents get out on bail.
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