Haka
Ever After
The
Sin Bin #7
by
Dahlia Donovan
Genre:
M/M/ Contemporary Romance
You are cordially
invited to the Sin Bin wedding of the year—kilts required,
undergarments optional.
Taine Afoa has faced
opponents on the rugby pitch without an ounce of fear. He hopes
to find the same courage when asking the love of his life to marry
him. First, though, he has to ask Freddie’s fathers for their
blessing.
If Taine survives,
popping the question should be a breeze.
Freddie Whittle knows
Taine has something up his sleeve. A yes forms on his lips before the
question is even asked. But can they survive the madness of friends
and family, all wanting to help plan their wedding?
As their May-December
romance tumbles into happily ever after, one surprise after the other
brings them more joy than they ever imagined possible.
The short story Haka
Ever After is the seventh (and last) book in Dahlia
Donovan’s international bestselling gay romance series, The Sin
Bin. Each one features hot rugby players and the men who steal their
hearts.
“Will
you stop laughing? How am I supposed to keep an erection when you’re giggling
like a mad hyena?” Taine Afoa sounded serious for all of five seconds before he
broke out laughing along with his lover, Freddie Whittle. “Shite.
Untie me before I hurt myself.”
The
two men had been together for a while now. They were opposites in size; Taine
was practically a giant compared to the slight Freddie, a young nurse who’d
fallen head over heels in lust and then love with the Māori-Scottish former
rugby player.
Freddie
tried. He really did. If he could’ve stopped laughing, he might’ve managed to
do more than lie on the floor trying to recall how to breathe normally. “Coc y gath.”
“Don’t
say I told you so—and stop calling me a sheep’s willy.” Taine ground out the
words after several minutes of breathless mirth. “Bollocks.”
It
had been his idea.
Why
don’t you try tying me up?
Aren’t
you curious?
Truth
be told, Freddie wasn’t all that curious to have the restrained shoe on the
other foot, but no matter how much he tried to convince Taine, they still wound
up trying it anyway. A memorable mistake that he wished he’d gotten a video of
it.
It
started fine. Taine got up on the bed and rested on his knees. With quite a bit
of fumbling, Freddie managed to get the larger man’s wrists and ankles secured.
He’d stepped back to survey his work, and the fit of giggles had hit him almost
instantly.
Why
is this so funny?
Freddie
had no idea what set him off. The giggling eventually morphed into full
belly-shaking laughter. He ended up on the floor with his arm clutching his
waist.
“Are
you going to untie me?” Taine asked patiently. “Can you manage the
knots?”
Freddie
dragged himself up off the floor and began to slowly undo the knots to release Taine.
“Uhm.”
“What’ve
you done?” Taine craned his head around as far as the position would allow.
“You bollocksed up the knots, didn’t you?”
“Maybe?”
Freddie blushed from the tip of his toes all the way up to his ears. “Let me
grab a pair of scissors.”
Dahlia
Donovan wrote her first romance series after a crazy dream about
shifters and damsels in distress. She prefers irreverent humour and
unconventional characters. An autistic and occasional hermit, her
life wouldn’t be complete without her husband and her massive
collection of books and video games.
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