Briar planned for his fancy new drinks to bring in business, not the love of his life. Briar Henley can’t believe his good fortune when Truman Lee strolls into his little bar and orders the house specialty – a kinky orgasm. Briar serves up the creamy, alcoholic drink with more than an ounce of curiosity. Why would a straight jock be in a gay bar? After a little flirting, Briar doesn’t much care why Truman is there. All grown up, Truman looks better than ever. Briar can’t help but react to the pull he’s felt for the other man since high school. Painful memories of the insatiable crush he harbored for the homophobic jock all through high school makes Briar yearn for a little payback of the intimate persuasion. Only Briar is in for a surprise of his own. Truman isn’t in town for a visit. He’s home to stay and wants Briar for a lot more than his fancy beverages.

Caleb has worked hard to get where he’s at in life. Recently offered tenure at the college where he works, Caleb has let his personal life slide in favor of impressing the powers that be. Now that a much needed summer vacation is finally at hand, Caleb fears his long hours may have been detrimental to his long-time partner’s happiness. An appreciative eye for the male form is perfectly natural, but Zaki’s preoccupation with other men is cause for concern. Even though Caleb trusts his lover, he’s suspicious of Zaki’s motives. While he isn’t above a little recreational sex if it’s by mutual consent, he wouldn’t be able to forgive Zaki for screwing around behind his back. His only hope if to turn back the tide of discontent before it’s too late.

After being fired and ostracized following the appearance of racy pictures online, Max Finnegan is ready to move on and leave the bigoted little town where he grew up. With his bags packed and his truck loaded, only one thing remains to be done. Before he can go, Max needs to reach out to his deeply closeted lover one last time and try to convince him to come along. One way or the other, Max is determined to depart in the morning—with or without the love of his life.