Racing the Devil — Jaden Terrell

Espionage and Murder, Terrorists and Betrayal in the Middle East.

Two hunky blonds play dangerous games in a U.S. embassy in this gay male novella of Middle East espionage and terrorism.
Two very similar-looking young, blond men, the first-assignment CIA technical support officer, Christ Carter, and the ambassador's son, Sean Caldwell, have both arrived in an oil-rich Persian Gulf emirate. Both have been steeped in Muslim studies in their U.S. university studies and both are determined to take dangerous measures -- and to prostitute themselves, as needed -- to fulfill political objectives.
The emirate embassy seems isolated and insular, but looks prove deceiving as, in narratives by various characters, both of the young blonds and those around them -- Arab royals, terrorist masterminds, American diplomats, spies, oil company executives, and even servants -- become embroiled in a terrorist plot. A plot that has potentially explosive regional ramifications and more twists and turns than a corkscrew.
Characters become pitted against each other in a race with the devil, in both strategy and threat to life, that challenges the reader on just who is the devil.