His to Keep

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His to Keep

One rule. One contract. One man he can’t resist.

Jace Prescott lives by rules — no emotions, no attachments, no crossing the line. As a sought-after escort, control has always kept him safe. Until Ronan Calloway offers an exclusive arrangement Jace was never meant to want.

What begins as a transaction turns into something far more dangerous, where control blurs into desire and surrender becomes inevitable — forcing Jace to decide what he’s willing to risk for the man who wants him completely.

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Reviews

Control and Freedom Can be the Same

Jace had been through so much in his life, which led to him building barriers and always wanting control over his life. From the moment Ronan met Jace, he saw through Jace’s facade and took it upon himself to show him how good his life could be. However, Jace felt smothered whilst he was with Ronan and did something sneaky thinking Rowan wouldn’t find out.

Nevertheless, Ronan made Jace aware he knew everything and wouldn’t accept any type of deception in the future, so he asked him to make a choice without the consideration of their agreement. Luckily, Ronan’s offer allowed Jace to think everything through, which made him realise he wanted to take a chance with Ronan.

This emotion-filled romance story about letting go of control and finding the answer to the question of whether complicated feeling during a relationship agreement could lead to true love, especially when there are strict rules involved. I really enjoyed reading this book, so I highly recommend you grab a copy of the book to read to get your answer.

Korkoi

MM Escort Romance

His to Keep by Ryan Moore delivers a tightly focused MM romance that leans hard into emotional tension and power dynamics rather than spectacle.

The push and pull between Jace’s suspicion and Ronan’s quiet persistence gives the story its heart. Ryan explores vulnerability with a steady hand, showing how real intimacy often requires surrender, not strength.

Samantha Robertson