Trust with a Chaser is a very emotional story of the closeted chief of police and the young man with a family in trouble with the law. Nash Flint has a legacy of law enforcement in the small town. His own mother cautioned him about coming out and at forty years old Flint believes he won't ever be able to be himself in the town he protects. When Mason Hanks returns to town to reopen the tavern with two of his buddies, he's not looking for any relationship. He's got a restaurant to get off the ground. 
 Nash starts coming around for the food, then the company and even though it takes a while for him to give into his feelings for Mason, he does. A secret trip out of town helps Nash and Mason come to terms with what they feel about each other and sheds a whole lotta truth on what it will mean for them to be together. 
 A family situation for Mason blows everything out of the water, and Nash is going to have to make some serious decisions if he doesn't want to live the rest of his life alone. 
 I adored the love story between Nash and Mason. That was really the best part of the story. It's not all smooth sailing and I liked how Annabeth Albert showed the depth of their feelings for each other as well as an understanding of the challenges they might face. 
 Overall, a captivating sweet romance that was well paced. I didn't want to put this down. 
 An ARC was provided for review.