When It Rains — Elle Keaton

Beto Hernandez's objective: Break the human trafficking ring plaguing Skagit once and for all. He's not in Skagit to make friends -- he's kicking ass first and taking names later. Maybe. He crosses paths with an intriguing and sexy man, the first in years to spark Beto's interest. It's ultimate bad timing, though; no one in Skagit can be trusted.
Who is Carsten Quinn, and where does he fit in Beto's investigation? Beto tries to stay away from Carsten but their undeniable chemistry keeps him close.
Carsten Quinn survived years in hell to return to “normal life,” and he has his own mission in Skagit. The only problem is he's hiding, not living anything like a normal life. When his closest friend is severely injured it's up to Carsten to finish gathering evidence to put some very bad people behind bars and he knows all too well he can't trust anyone, especially not the law.
Ironically, the law appears anyway, in the form of a sexy cop he can't stop thinking about; when Carsten's past comes back with a vengeance, he has no one else to turn to.
Is happiness too much to hope for? Are Beto and Carsten too different and too broken to trust anyone, much less each other?