Equilibrium by Lorraine Brevig    

Art by Lorraine Brevig

Blair twisted against him, one hand pushing at his shoulder, and the next thing Jim knew, he was flat on his back, the younger man straddling his belly.  Curly, fragrant hair tumbled around Jim’s face, enveloping him; with a growl, he plunged his hands into that unruly mane, one hand collecting it and holding it against Blair’s nape.  The other man gazed down at him with wide, dilated blue eyes, his lips swollen with kisses, his chin raw with beard burn.

Beautiful, Jim thought, and the realization startled him, made heat and pressure collect in his chest. 

- from Chapter 8 of Equilibrium
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