Dom Rossi can sell a Camry to a woman who walked in for a windshield-wiper refill. He cannot sell himself to the attorney who just told him his lease terms are predatory.
Dominic Rossi has never met a room he couldn't charm. He's warm, loud, generous, and genuinely good with people — the kind of man who remembers your name, your order, and your granddaughter's batting average. He has been the brightest thing in every room since he was nine years old, and the brightness has never once failed him.
Until Alejandro "Lex" Martinez walks into the showroom.
Lex is an attorney from Tucson. Precise. Guarded. Built from evidence and engineering metaphors and the specific, hard-won caution of a man whose last relationship taught him that charm and substance are not the same thing. Lex does not need Dom's personality. Lex needs Dom's fleet terms revised by Friday.
Dom has spent his whole life being more than enough. Lex is the first person who makes "adequate" feel like the hardest grade to earn — because earning it means Dom has to stop performing and start being real.
But Lex has walls built with evidence. His ex was a blueprint — the same polished surface in every room. Dom's charm looks the same from the outside. And the only way Dom can prove he's different is to do the one thing Dom has never done: be worse at talking and better at being honest.
Terms and Conditions is the third book in the Game of Inches series — a slow-burn M/M contemporary romance about a man who performs everything and the attorney who won't accept the performance. Broken espresso machines. Predatory lease terms. A word called "adequate" that means more than it should. Full open-door heat. Standalone with series connections. HEA guaranteed.
Genre: Literary Fiction
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