Something had to change or there wasn’t going to be anything left of either of them.

Jace is tired. He’s tired of fear…tired of worrying what will happen if he looks away…of not knowing how to help…of watching someone he loves waste away.

His father.

Victor is tired. He’s tired of living without a purpose…tired of feeling lost…of trying to do everything on his own…of watching the person he loves most putting his life on hold.

His son.

Two lost men. One simple question. What would you do to help the man you loved?

Perry knows he can’t avoid his parents’ calls forever, but they keep asking difficult things like what’s he doing and if he’s happy. When their questions are that loaded, is it any wonder he’s avoiding the phone? Unfortunately, TC isn’t seeing it the same way and he’s being just as difficult because he wants to know if Perry’s happy too.

Being happy should not be this stressful.

TC knows he’s got to get Perry functional enough to answer the phone and a few basic questions like if he’s happy and what he sees for their future. Little things like that. Little things that TC thinks he knows the answers to, but if he’s wrong, his life is about to get a whole lot more complicated.

Being happy should definitely not be this stressful.

College was supposed to be about figuring out careers and goals, not what turned you on in the bedroom.

When a class project pushes a confused Adrian in an interesting new direction, he’s not sure what to do. His focus in college has always been on grades, but he doesn’t know if he’s ready to do what it takes to get an A in his Human Sexuality course.

Watching Adrian stumble into the world of puppy play and kink shouldn’t interest Owen as much as it does. The fact that they don’t really know each other doesn’t matter, not when they’re technically too close to even think about one another that way. But something won’t let Owen walk away from a floundering Adrian.

When an embarrassing situation meets a sarcastic remark, sparks fly in the most unusual way.

I’d always known what I wanted was forbidden. He wasn’t mine to keep…mine to own.

Gage has known for a long time that something is wrong with him…something strange…something dark. He’s tried to control it, tried to hide it, but there are some things that can’t be denied. His obsession with his brother is one of them.

Justin has known for a long time that his brother doesn’t like him. How could he? They’re twins but are as opposite as night and day in looks and temperament. All Justin can do is make the best of it. But it isn’t until their parents are killed that he realizes what Gage has been hiding under the anger and disdain—passion.

Twins shouldn’t be this different. Twins shouldn’t be this angry. Twins shouldn’t fall in love…not with each other.

Perry can’t decide if talking about what he wants is going to kill him or get him everything he’s ever desired. He’s leaning toward the whole situation giving him a heart attack as he tries to figure out how he feels about TC and having a Dom in general, but with the perfect Dom right in front of him all along, maybe death isn’t so inevitable?

TC can’t decide if giving his brother everything he’s ever fantasized about will finally make him happy…or give him a stroke from overthinking everything. It seems like it could go either way but that doesn’t mean he’s willing to back down…not even from the biggest question yet…are they ready for their first date?