When the weight of a nebulous future becomes too much for him, Channon turns to Sir for comfort, and Jack takes advantage of it to spoil his boy.

With graduation behind him, the reality of letting Jack whisk him away from his life starts to sink in. Is this really the life he wants? And what exactly does Jack mean when he says he's offering Channon a choice? This is the final episode in the first season of His Boy Next Door. (Season two begins Feb 2016)

Meeting Jack was the best thing that ever happened to Channon. The dominant older man gives him confidence, boundaries, discipline, everything Channon needs, and all Channon has to do is be the obedient submissive Jack wants. But Jack's glamorous life in the city is intimidating for a sheltered eighteen-year-old, and Channon can't help worrying that he won't be good enough to keep Jack's interest. Will Jack break things off when he realizes how deep Channon's insecurities run? Or will the older Dom take care of him, the way he's always promised? Sucked deep into a world of dominance and submission, pain and pleasure, Channon gives himself in willing service to the only man he's ever wanted to call Sir. And Jack? Just might accidentally fall in love.

With Channon now at his complete disposal, Jack finds himself at liberty to indulge his desire for control, tightening the bonds that tie Channon to him in the most literal way he knows how. Channon seems willing to do anything he orders, submissive to his wants and eager to serve, but he's still so new. Can Channon take everything Jack has to give him, or will Jack push him too hard too fast, and break him completely?

Channon is willing to do anything to make Jack happy, and if that means entertaining his guests then Channon will do his best to be perfect, silent, and obedient. But Jack isn't going to make it easy for him, and it becomes clear that there's more to this game than just learning to be a good host. Can Channon make Jack proud of him, or will Jack's true motivation make that impossible?

When Jack orders Channon to imagine himself in an anonymous rendezvous, Channon doesn't understand the appeal. But as Jack makes it clear what a scenario like that might entail, Channon finds himself drawn into Jack's fantasy. But would the reality prove too much for him to handle? There's only one way to find out.

Jack knows what he wants: Channon, conspicuously his in a way that no-one around them can possibly mistake. But he also wants Channon to choose this for himself, and the more leeway he gives him the more likely it seems that Channon is going to slip out of his grasp. Jack doesn't want that. Will giving Channon greater freedom mean Jack will lose him? And why does does he hate the idea of that so much?

Whatever Jack wants, Jack gets. Channon is more than happy to accommodate him, but when Jack wants Channon to be out at work Channon can't help feeling inadequate. Surely, Jack could do better than him. Still, Jack has his ways of making sure his boy knows who he belongs to.

When Jack takes Channon home for Thanksgiving, Channon doesn't know what to expect of his family. Fights? Icy silences? And what does it mean that Jack is willing to show the world that Channon is his?

Jack's plan is to make up for all the Thanksgivings Channon has missed, but part of him knows this is a test. Of what, he isn't sure. Then Channon's wild offer gives him reason to rethink the boundaries of their relationship, and when Channon makes it clear how willing he is to serve, Jack can't say no.

In the wake of Channon's bold admission, Jack makes some changes to their relationship, and Channon loves every second of it. But what happens when Jack doesn't live up to his end of the bargain? WARNING: Some bad feelings happen in this episode, and there are repercussions.

When Jack fails Channon for the first time, Channon is devastated. He blames himself, but Jack refuses to allow it, and Jack's drastic solution is only going to make things worse. Channon must find in it in him to confront his Sir and tell him what he wants, before Jack does something irrevocable.

Hurting Channon was always the point, but not like this. Making it up to him, though, should be fun. Jack knows what Channon likes, knows how Channon wants to serve, and comes up with a plan to give Channon what they both want.

All Channon wants for Christmas is Jack. Jack, of course, gives him much, much more. [Season Finale]

Channon never thought life could be like this. A career he enjoys, an apartment overlooking the Santa Rita harbor, and Jack, the man who made it all possible. The man who loves him. The man who taught him the ecstasy of submission. Still, life with Jack isn't predictable, and after a tense and kinky tea-party Channon can't help wondering how long this can last. What does Jack want from him in the end? Can Channon be everything Jack wants if Jack wants him to become dominant? If Jack wants him to graduate from submission and leave him? Channon can only do his best and hope that his best is good enough for the man he calls Sir. Things can't go on like this forever. Eventually they will have to change, or break. It's up to Jack and Channon to find the future they want most, and reach for it.

>When Jack sends Channon to Mistress Celestina's Disciplinary Academy, it's not what Channon expected .Potential friends and enemies abound, but all Channon really wants is to make Jack proud of him. Can he apply the lessons he's learned to the daunting spectacle of Mr White's 'presentation' party, or is he doomed to embarrass Jack in public, the way he's always feared?

Channon's birthday is supposed to be perfect, but Jack can't control everything, no matter how he wants to. When Channon's father shows up again in his life, Channon has to choose: between the father who has always let him down and the man he trusts to take care of him, no matter what. But, really, who else could he choose? He knows who he belongs to, and who he wants to be with, always.

Jack and Channon have been together for a year now, and a lot has changed. Channon finally feels secure with his Sir, and Jack? Jack can't deny it; he's in love. So of course he wants to show his boy the perfect time in Paris to celebrate their anniversary. Whatever Channon wants, Channon gets. It's just that simple. But what Channon wants isn't quite what Jack expected. And there's something weighing on Channon's mind, a question only Jack can answer for certain.

They say that distance makes the heart grow fonder, but is too much distance a recipe for disaster? While Jack's on the other side of the world, he makes plans for his boy, something that pushes the boundaries they've set up together. And he's aware that something new is brewing in Channon, something that raises the question of what is okay for them, what they both want, and how to keep what they have safe and sound. But for Channon? There's no question. Jack is his Sir and he is Jack's whatever Jack wants. It really is that simple.

Jack and Ewan have never got along, so why would Jack invite him to play? The idea of Channon and Ewan together, though, is an intoxicating one, and Jack decides it won't hurt to give his boy another taste of freedom—of a sort. Channon's not used to thinking about Ewan as anything but a friend, but Jack and Nate aren't letting him forget what they have planned. He wants it, but more than that he wants to serve Jack in whatever way he can, even if Jack's orders put Channon in a precarious position. Could playing with Nate and Ewan be a mistake? Or will it bind Jack and Channon together closer than before? There's only one way to find out.

Channon Beaumont has so much to be grateful for. An amazing Dom (who is also an amazing boyfriend), kinky friends, and people who care for him. What more could he possibly want? Nothing, he thinks. But when Jack invites a stranger home with them, Channon discovers something about himself he never knew. New kinks and new desires can't come between him and the man he worships. That's simply not allowed. As for Jack, his obsession with Channon drives him toward a resolution only he can make happen. All he has to do is recognize it, and take it for himself.

So much has changed since Jack and Channon first met. Channon's grown into his confidence, no longer paralyzed by indecision and self-doubt. But his anxieties still plague him. And when he thinks Jack wants a future that can't include him, he panics. Jack's trying not to smother Channon, giving him space to breathe. But when he sees his boy struggling he can't just let it go. And when Channon brings up old fears and desires, Jack finds himself confronted with a truth he hadn't admitted even to himself. He's too old for new kinks, isn't he? Or is that exactly what he needs right now?

Jack knows he can't keep his boy locked away from the world, as much as he'd love to, and Channon has blossomed since coming to Santa Rita. But, beneath his new-found confidence, is Channon able to shoulder the burden of crisis? Or has he become too much Jack's obedient plaything to stand up for himself and the people he loves? And when catastrophe rocks their lives, can he do what he must to take care of his Sir? There's only one way to find out.

While Jack recovers from his accident, Channon can't stop worrying about his Sir. Jack's too stubborn to take this lying down, and Channon doesn't want to be the one to stand up to him. Every submissive bone in his body tells him to let Jack have his way, but sometimes you have to be tough on the ones you love, and Channon loves Jack more than anything.

What better way to celebrate Jack's recovery than for Channon to spend a week in submissive servitude? Jack aches to show his boy his place, and Channon wants nothing more than to be put into it. But as the days wear on, they find that their fantasies come with unexpected consequences. Some things remain certain, however—Jack loves his boy and knows exactly how to overwhelm him in the right way. He just might need the help of a few trusted friends to do it.

Jack never expected to find someone like Channon, and now that he has, he's working on a plan to keep him. But when word gets out, their personal lives are exposed, leaving Jack uncertain. It's up to Channon to find a way to prove he wants this and his Sir.

Jack proposed. Channon said yes. Now he's engaged to a billionaire, and everything's almost perfect. But Jack is insisting they tell the world about it, and Channon doesn't know who he's supposed to be. The nature of his relationship with Jack is too scandalous to be made public, and he doesn't want anyone to get the wrong idea about a younger guy and his much older, wealthier fiancé. It doesn't help that they sometimes invite other people to bed with them. That won't look good at all. So much of what people will think of Jack's wealth and Channon's inexperience is true, except it isn't the whole truth—that's something else completely. Jack loves him. Channon is Jack's boy. But what else he'll become is something he'll have to discover for himself.

Jack proposed. Channon said yes. Now it's almost perfect. Jack Nash knows what he is, a dominant man with a submissive fiancé and a controlling streak a mile wide. So why does it feel so good to watch his boy mess around with other men? There's something Jack wants, if only he can admit it to himself. But old beliefs die hard, and he can't help thinking this one thing could change the way Channon thinks of him forever. The more he watches, the more he wants, and when Jack wants, it's only a matter of time before he gets it. NOTE: This episode includes non-monogamy, but no cheating.

"I don't ask for things." "Then how do you get the things you want?" Channon has it all, his Sir, his friends, and now he's even going to meet the brother and sister his dad kept secret from him for ten years. He should be satisfied, right? Anything else would be ungrateful. Still, sometimes Channon craves a different kind of care from Sir, the man who owns him in heart and mind and body. Something soft. Something safe. Something he hesitates to say out loud, even to himself. But he can't stay silent forever. If he's going to get what he wants, he'll have to stand up and ask for it, and trust Sir not to let him down.

Why can't you have your cake and eat it too? Channon belongs to Jack—that's just a fact. But they aren't an island, and if Channon's going to get the happy-ever-after he wants, Jack's going to have to bury the hatchet with (and not in) the one other person in Channon's life whose disapproval matters.

12 episodes—the complete Season One collection Eighteen-year-old Channon Beaumont is a virgin in every sense of the word, and vanilla as angel cake. But the moment he lays eyes on the dominant older man next-door, he knows he'll do anything he's ordered just for the chance to be with a man like that. When he rented the house for the summer, billionaire entrepreneur Jonathan Nash never expected to find such a sweetly obedient youth in his backyard. Channon takes naturally to submission, so Jack decides to train his boy into the perfect submissive, willing to endure anything Jack demands of him and enjoying every second of it. Channon finds himself sucked deep into a world of dominance and submission, pain and pleasure, and willing service to the only man he's ever wanted to call Sir. And Jack? Just might accidentally fall in love. 12 episodes, 98,000 words

12 episodes—the complete Season Two collection Meeting Jack was the best thing that ever happened to Channon. The dominant older man gives him confidence, boundaries, discipline, everything Channon needs, and all Channon has to do is be the obedient submissive Jack wants. But Jack's glamorous life in the city is intimidating for a sheltered eighteen-year-old, and Channon can't help worrying that he won't be good enough to keep Jack's interest. Will Jack break things off when he realizes how deep Channon's insecurities run? Or will the older Dom take care of him, the way he's always promised? Sucked deep into a world of dominance and submission, pain and pleasure, Channon gives himself in willing service to the only man he's ever wanted to call Sir. And Jack? Just might accidentally fall in love.

Channon never thought life could be like this. A career he enjoys, an apartment overlooking the Santa Rita harbor, and Jack, the man who made it all possible. The man who loves him. The man who taught him the ecstasy of submission. Still, life with Jack isn't predictable, and Channon can't help wondering how long this can last. What does Jack want from him in the end? Can Channon be everything Jack wants? Is his best is good enough for the man he calls Sir? What does Jack want? Can this fragile thing they have last? And what does it mean when the boundaries of a relationship are non-traditional, when Jack's desires push Channon to places he never imagined he could go? This collection includes the complete Season Three (episodes 25 to 30) of an ongoing series.

Channon Beaumont has so much to be grateful for. An amazing Dom (who is also an amazing boyfriend), kinky friends, and people who care for him. What more could he possibly want? Jack never expected to find someone like Channon, and now that he has, he's working on a plan to keep him. In Season Four of His Boy Next Door, Channon and Jack must determine what they want from each other in the long term, and not just in the bedroom. What started out as kinky fun has grown into the kind of love you only find once in a lifetime, but if they want to make it last, they're going to have to be honest with each other and themselves.