Taming the Beast - (Tales from St. Giles) by Andrew Grey (Paperback)

About the Book

The death of his wife turned Dante into a monster in the eyes of his neighbors and forced him to isolate his heart--until he meets Beau and the kids Beau works with. But someone isn't above hurting Beau to bring Dante down.

Book Synopsis

A Tale from St. Giles The suspicious death of Dante Bartholomew's wife changed him, especially in the eyes of the residents of St. Giles. They no longer see a successful businessman... only a monster they believe was involved. Dante's horrific reputation eclipses the truth to the point that he sees no choice but to isolate himself and his heart. The plan backfires when he meets counselor Beau Clarity and the children he works with. Beau and the kids see beyond the beastly reputation to the beautiful soul inside Dante, and Dante's cold heart begins to thaw as they slip past his defenses. The warmth and hope Beau brings to Dante's life help him see his entire existence--his trials and sorrows--in a brighter light. But Dante's secrets could rip happiness from their grasp... especially since someone isn't above hurting those Dante has grown to love in order to bring him down.