Can Dustin accept a part of Sullivan he’s kept hidden, or will it turn him away? Sullivan has always liked Travis, Corey Hiscock’s older brother, that was until he met Dustin. Whatever attraction he had for Travis disappeared and when Dustin asked him out on a date, Sullivan jumped at the chance. There was only one problem, or two. Corey who didn’t want Sullivan dating his brother, and the fact the brother was straight. Going for a drink after work to his brother’s bar had meant to be a way to unwind after a long day, the last thing Dustin expected was the sudden overwhelming attraction he felt to Sullivan, his younger brother’s friend, who also happened to be a man. Dustin followed his gut and asked Sullivan out and the more he learned about Sullivan the deeper his feelings became. One date led to more and soon Dustin was spending all his free time with Sullivan. One night when Sullivan walked into the bar, Dustin ignored him, unsure how to handle their relationship in public and hurting Sullivan in the process. Can Sullivan forgive Dustin, or has Dustin hurt the man he loves too much to ever be forgiven? More importantly, does Dustin deserve to be forgiven? Saucy Sullivan is a slow-burn MM romance, low angst, with an age-gap, a bi older man accepting who he is and what he wants, a younger gay man with a love for silk and lace, plenty of hot loving, with a HEA.