Stepbrother Switch

We’re stuck living together… and neither of us is willing to lose control first.

Mason Reid is a contractor who runs every room he walks into. When his mom’s new husband buys a run-down lake house as a “family project,” Mason agrees to spend the summer renovating it. Alone. On his terms. Then his new stepbrother shows up.

Tyler Hayes just finished grad school with an architecture degree and nowhere to be. He’s quiet, steady, and completely unintimidated by Mason’s size, his temper, or his desperate need for control. Tyler doesn’t fight loud — he fights strategic. And he reads Mason like a blueprint.

The tension starts with a grabbed shirt in the kitchen. Escalates to a hand on a neck in a utility room. Explodes into the most volatile, addictive sexual dynamic either of them has ever experienced — because neither Mason nor Tyler is willing to stay on top or on bottom. They switch. They compete. They take each other apart and put each other back together, and every encounter is a negotiation that neither of them agreed to.

But under the power games and the scorching heat, something structural is forming. Something load-bearing. Something that looks terrifyingly like love — and love, for a man whose father disappeared without warning, feels exactly like the thing he’s spent twelve years building walls to prevent.

You’ll love this book if you enjoy:

✅ Stepbrother forced proximity with explosive tension
✅ True switch dynamic — both top and bottom, mid-scene reversals
✅ “Who’s in control right now?” energy on every page
✅ Graphic, explicit heat (🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ — competitive, possessive, emotional)
✅ A hero who builds walls and a hero who walks through them
✅ Deep emotional wounds and hard-earned vulnerability
✅ HEA guaranteed