Hunter's a professional hit man trying to get out of the life. One last job, and if he doesn't get sloppy, he's done for good. Then he can have a normal life with friends, a lover, maybe even a dog—instead of feeling like a piece of meat up for auction at the gay resort where he's waiting for his target to arrive. The waiting's not exactly unpleasant between the great views and the even better mouth of his room service waiter, Daniel, but there are several attempts on his life, and Hunter's forced to consider that Daniel may be out to get him. Hunter's not wrong that Daniel's out to get him. Hunter's the subject of an intense, focused, and determined manhunt. But to have him, not kill him. Daniel knows Hunter likes what he's offering. Now if only he can convince Hunter that he's not out to kill him.