Galen Frost is used to taking what he wants, and after years as a semi-pro football player, he wants to get away from it all, making himself a home in a small Florida town. Shane is a beach bum, good time bartender, living it up every night, never really looking at the same guy twice. Galen runs a bait shop, Shane works private parties, and the only thing they have in common is that they both like hot sex and a good time. When they meet at the bar one night, sparks fly, and the heat amazes them both, like the burn of good whiskey. They come together like rain on the ocean, whipping up a frenzy of weather, good and bad. Nothing is easy with these guys though, and they have to ride out the storm that breaks between them when Galen's old life rears its ugly head. Can Galen and Shane find shelter from the rain?

Galen and Shane are back! The boys from Rain and Whiskey have returned, and this time the weather looks a little rocky. Galen Frost, ex semi-pro football player and entrepreneur, had a lot of work to do. He's bought into a football team, and promoting and wheeling and dealing are the name of the game. He's so busy that he hardly ever gets to see his lover Shane anymore, which means a lot of lonely naps on the couch. Shane is just as busy, managing the bar he works at, spending a lot of time covering for unreliable bartenders and serving drinks to good-time party boys. Used to be Galen couldn't get enough of him. Now he can hardly pry Galen away from the phone. Shane starts to wonder where he stands in Galen's life, and what he can do to get back to the way it was. When Galen starts to forget their dates together, bad weather starts to build, jealousy and hurt swirling into a tropical storm that he and Shane might not be able to bend under. Can these two headstrong men find a way to shelter from the wind and rain?

What happens when Galen Frost is gone too much on business, leaving his lover Shane home alone too long? A storm of epic proportions hits. Galen and Shane are back in this final installment of the Stormy Weather series, which includes the bestselling novels Rain and Whiskey and Tropical Depression. When Galen's business interests take him out of town for long periods of time, he and Shane begin to drift apart. Shane meets new friends, who tempt him into a life of excess, while Galen struggles with his pride and a greedy business partner who wants Shane out of the picture. The boys try to find stolen moments to spend together, but it gets harder and harder for Shane to understand what Galen sees in the road, and even harder for Galen to find his way home. Shane starts to think he'll never be enough for his driven lover, and Galen starts to think he'll never find a way out of the black hole of work he's sunk into. The situation comes to a head during hurricane season, when a storm sweeps down on Galen and Shane's Florida home, reminding them of what's most important in their lives. Each other. Can they make it through the eye of the storm and come out stronger on the other side?

Shane doesn't really need the approval of estranged family these days. He has Galen Frost to tell him how wonderful he is. So when he gets a letter about a death in the family, Shane is pretty sure he wants nothing to do with it. Galen is more than happy to help Shane get over the blues, but it might just take a change of heart to really do the trick.

Galen Frost is a little stunned to hear his momma is getting married, especially when he didn't even know she was dating anyone. Momma wants him to give her away, but Galen isn't sure he's ready to let her go. Can Shane convince Galen to give Momma's cowboy from Wyoming a chance, and prove that there are other, far hotter ways for a couple to reinforce their commitment?