Cut & Run

Cut & Run, Book 1

By: Abigail Roux

Narrated by: Sawyer Allende

When by-the-book meets off-the-record, the story’s just starting . . .

Special Agent Ty Grady is pretty sure he’s about to get fired. His last perp skipped town before he could make an arrest, leaving him with a lot of means and precious few ends. When he’s called into the boss’s office, he expects the worst. And he isn’t exactly wrong.

Chained to a desk in cybercrimes, Special Agent Zane Garrett dots his i’s and crosses his t’s. He doesn’t have much of a choice in the matter—his record can’t handle another black mark. When he learns he’s getting reassigned, he doesn’t miss the ironic pronunciation on “promotion.” Wherever he’s going, it’s nowhere good.

When they’re partnered to solve a series of murders, their chances of success look low. They’re fantastic agents, but the case seems more like a punishment than an assignment. They can’t stop driving each other crazy. . . and not just in a bad way. This killer already took out the previous agents assigned to the case, and it’s not long before he’s on Ty and Zane’s trail, as well. They’ll have to set their frustrations aside, before it’s too late.

*This is a limited re-release of the original series, without changes. Some aspects of the story are now dated, and an updated version will be published at a later date.*

**See this title's page on RiptidePublishing.com for content warnings.**

©2010 Abigail Roux (P)2025 Dreamspinner Press

Toxic Masculinity: A Love Story

Good god these men are so stupid. I get why they are, but jeeeez it was so painful waiting for them to grow a pair and be honest about their feelings and actually say what they want. Although it was obvious from the beginning, I still enjoyed the mystery and action, at least. But I cannot suffer through another 13 hours of bickering man-children. Yeesh.

the relationship of the main characters.

Ty and Zane are attractive men with secrets and wit. This is definitely worth reading. Great story.

just an excuse for gay flirty love

I am not a fan. I want the crime and it's solution to be in the forefront. This was mostly just gay flirtation and double entendres. Ugh!