Bully for Sale

Heat for Sale

By: Leta Blake

Narrated by: Michael Ferraiuolo

Bullied and outcast, Ezer has seen firsthand the cruelties of the world. He knows what’s expected from his kind—timid compliance and submission to his “betters.” But Ezer isn’t one to roll over and conform to the role society has forced upon him.

Despite his defiant nature, Ezer is coerced into partnering with a man of his father’s choosing. One his father promises will love and care for him for the rest of his life. Soon Ezer realizes that his father has bound him to Ned, a bully who has made Ezer's life miserable.

Ned is young, privileged, and hopelessly in love with Ezer. Too bad his pack of so-called “friends” have targeted Ezer for torment. Ned has a lot of regrets, but none greater than his role in Ezer’s misery. When Ned is offered the contract of a lifetime, he sees it as the only way forward with the man he loves.

The dual biological drives of heat and its aftermath might be all that’s keeping them close now, but Ned is determined to prove he’s worthy of Ezer’s love. While Ezer is just as determined not to fall for his bully.

Bully for Sale is a stand-alone m/m romance set in the Heat for Sale universe featuring first times, bully romance, opposites attract, and enemies to lovers.

©2022 Leta Blake (P)2025 Leta Blake

Fantastic story

Beautiful story, well written. I love a series that all the characters show up in several of the books. Michael Ferraiuolo rocked out this narration. he gives so much life to the characters he is an outstanding narrator. this is a fantastic mpreg no shifter romance, enemies to lovers romance. This is turning out to be a wonderful series.

Absolutely Love!

I love this series! It’s well written, and delightfully different to similar Omega stories. I hope there will be more to come in this series.

Pay attention to the content warnings

I found that the age of the MC's to be very troublesome ESPECIALLY as the story progressed and the events a/k/a world structure and oppressive treatment of one set of individuals (the Omegas) continued - it was too much for me to stomach . The writing itself was good- I just don't care for the complete subservience of the omegas .
And the violent nature of the society