Rule #1 on the campaign trail: never fall for the candidate.

Joe had just used every trick in politics to get an underdog elected mayor of Nashville. Riding high on that win, he was hired by the hottest campaign in Tennessee: Congressman David Reese's run for governor.

His job was to find every secret his own candidate was hiding before the other side did.

Joe couldn't stand the man.

David had perfect hair, a perfect smile, and a speech for every occasion. He also had a dead wife he wouldn't talk about, a college rumor he wouldn't deny, and a name from his Navy SEAL days that turned him pale.

Joe was out, unapologetic, and allergic to complications. David was a grieving widower who hadn't dated in years. They were opposites in every way, stuck in the same conference room for months.

The deeper Joe dug, the less David looked like the arrogant congressman on TV.

And the more Joe wanted him.

A campaign could survive almost anything. It couldn't survive this.

Sleeping with the boss was forbidden. Falling for the candidate was career suicide. Keeping it secret meant hiding the one thing David had spent his whole life running from.

And David's opponent had already found what Joe was trying to protect. She was saving it for the debate stage.

Winning His Vote is a steamy, funny, enemies-to-lovers MM romance about coming out, second chances, and the found family that shows up when everything falls apart. Don't worry, it isn't a book about politics. It's a love story, and you don't have to care who wins the election to fall for David and Joe.