When Easy meets runaway in trouble Mano at his mother's truck stop in Nashville, he falls hard and fast and the feeling seems mutual. The two are as different as night and day, and happy endings don't always come easy, even if that's your name. While Easy is out on the road, Mano is arrested and taken back to Tampa. Mano is in shock, knowing he didn't commit the crime, but unable to prove it. Easy has to get down to Tamps, find Mano, figure out who did do it, and protect Mano and his mother at the same time, especially with the real criminals working hard to make sure Mano stays in jail. Love is wonderful, exciting, fulfilling, and sexy, but is it enough to keep Mano out of prison for murder?

When Daniel Webster returns to Nashville after two years of hell, he doesn't go back to his dad's house. After an amazing rescue he ends up at Mama Sasy's diner and finds out that it's a safe place for young gay guys in trouble. He certainly fits that bill. Daniel has problems mentally and physically after all he's been through, and it's going to take a lot to get him back to any form of normal. He finds a great ally in Benny Adams and they begin a relationship. He's so thankful for Benny, but why can't he embrace Mama Sasy and her group of happy helpers who throw love at him left and right? Maybe because she's so close to his dad, the one Daniel ran away from two years ago because he was so cruel upon hearing that Daniel thought he was gay. Benny makes him believe in love, and the broad spectrum of characters at Mama Sasy's eventually make their way into his heart. As time moves forward, Daniel gets an idea about what he wants to do with his life. Benny helps him and they set forth a bold plan. It's gonna get better, but he's got to get them all to understand that he needs to take it slow.