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Hush by Tal Bauer

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Stars
★★★★½
Heat
Fire
Genre
Gay
Series
Standalone

Recommendation

This story has it all! The heart melting love story of long closeted Federal Judge Tom Brewer and Mike Lucciano, the US Marshall assigned to protect him. Set against the back drop of a devastating terrorist attack and resulting trial, the story swings between heart pounding and heart melting. This is one that will grab you and won’t let you go until the end.

Excerpts

“He wanted the world to be the color of his dreams, wanted to paint in primary colors.”

Publisher synopsis

A federal judge running from the truth.
A U.S. marshal running from his past.
A trial that can plunge the world into war.

Federal Judge Tom Brewer is finally putting the pieces of his life back together. In the closet for twenty-five long years, he's climbing out slowly, and, with the hope of finding a special relationship with the stunning Mike Lucciano, U.S. Marshal assigned to his D.C. courthouse. He wants to be out and proud, but he can't erase his own past, and the lessons he learned long ago.

A devastating terrorist attack in the heart of Washington,D.C., and the capture and arrest of the terrorist leads to a trial that threatens to expose the dark underbelly of America's national security. The Russian president is gravely injured and fixated on revenge, while a gay Russian dissident is arrested and put on trial in Judge Tom Brewer's courtroom.

As Russia beats the drums of war and the United States struggles to contain the trial before it races out of control, secrets and lies, past and present, collide in his courtroom, before his bench. With the world's attention fixed on Tom and this case, secrets from his past explode during the course of the trial, which place him at the very center of the case and make him the only man who can try to stop the world's slide into war.

Review published April 3, 2018

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