Jason Peters is a young widowed father whose son, Tyler, is a precocious first grader starting a new school in the middle of the term. His new teacher is Greg Boucher, a man near Jason’s age who is incredibly attractive. For the first time since his wife’s death, Jason finds himself interested in the possibility of a romantic relationship.<br><br>It seems Greg feels the same. At a parent/teacher conference, Jason admits he’s gay, and to his surprise, Greg asks him out on a date. They spend a wonderful evening together, but when morning dawns, Jason realizes things can’t move forward between them unless his son is comfortable with the arrangement.<br><br>Will Tyler understand Jason’s interest in his teacher? Or will Jason have to choose between what he wants and what’s best for his son?

Tyler's Teacher

Greg sets his mug down on the bedside table and starts in on his waffles. He seems blissfully unaware of how much I want him right now—of how sexy he looks in the morning light, comfy and familiar, his skin golden, his hair like sunlight. When he catches me staring, he grins around a mouthful of food and a dab of dark syrup dribbles down the corner of his mouth. I want to kiss it away


I settle for using a napkin, which he takes from me to wipe his lips. “Thanks.”


“Habit,” I say. “Cleaning up after a seven-year-old boy is a full-time job in and of itself.”


Greg swallows his food, then chases the waffles with a swig of coffee. “Tell me about it. I have a roomful of seven-year-olds to look after. I love them all, I do, but when that last bell rings, I swear I’m as ready to run home as they are.”


Speaking of Tyler…I start and turn towards the bedside table to check the alarm clock. “What time is it?”


Chapter 19