About Cold Hearts, Hot Nights: An Enemies-to-Lovers MM Romance: Steamy, Emotional, and Unforgettable Gay Fiction Set in Stockholm and NYC:
Some walls are built to last. Some men are built to tear them down.◆ Jack Adams has everything — money, looks, and a life carefully constructed to keep people out. After tragedy stripped him of the two people he loved most, he moved from New York to Stockholm with one goal: survive. Not feel. Not hope. Definitely not fall.◆ Alexander Magnusson has spent his life fighting for everyone else. As a gay activist in a city that still does not always make it easy, he has no patience for arrogant Americans who walk into his world and think charm is a substitute for character. When he meets Jack at a friend’s party, the night ends exactly as expected — in a fight.★★★★S o why can’t he stop thinking about him?When a transatlantic flight forces them into each other’s company for hours, something shifts. Four days in New York. A borrowed apartment. A passion neither of them planned for or knows how to stop.But Jack is hiding something. And Alexander has been disappointed before.♥♥ Cold Hearts, Hot Nights is a steamy, emotionally charged MM romance about two men with every reason to walk away — and one undeniable reason to stay. Set between the streets of Stockholm and New York City, this is a story about grief, desire, and what happens when the person you least expect becomes the one you cannot live without.① Damaged Hearts Series — Book 1For readers who want their romance with heat, heart, and a guaranteed happy ending.
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Author Bio:
Adrian Vale is a writer who has never stayed in one place long enough to call it home — and has stopped apologizing for it.
Born in the United States, he has lived and worked across Europe for most of his adult life, spending significant time in cities that shaped his understanding of desire, loneliness, and what people do when they are far from everything familiar. Stockholm, in particular, left a mark he has never quite shaken.
He writes MM romance because he believes gay men deserve love stories that do not sanitize the damage people carry into relationships. His characters are flawed, guarded, and real — men who have built walls for good reasons and find those reasons increasingly hard to defend.
When he is not writing, Adrian is most likely in an airport, a café in a city he cannot yet pronounce correctly, or rereading a book he has already read three times.
Cold Hearts, Hot Nights is his debut novel and the first book in the Damaged Hearts series.