David Bennett is a widower. He had a wonderful relationship with his wife, but now she's gone. He decides he's done with relationships -- he has no sex drive and no interest in life in general. Andy Barnes is a homeless man who often stands at the end of an exit ramp begging for help. For some unfathomable reason, David is always tempted to pick him up on his way home. One wretched night in December, fate intervenes and David finds himself bringing the man home and into his life. Much to his surprise, he begins to fall in love with this down and out young man. As love returns, David realizes he does have a reason to go on with life after all. Over the next few years, the two face life as a partnered gay couple with humor and courage. Each year brings with it happiness, tragedy, joy, and sorrow; the stuff life is made of. Along the way, the love the two share for each other helps them to overcome all obstacles and face all challenges.

David and Andrew Book 1: One Night in December

Did I note a hesitancy in his voice? I hoped I wasn’t imagining it.


We stood outside of Steve’s door. We’d hardly knocked when it flew open, and there he was in a towel and nothing else. Not going to beat around the bush are we, Steve?


I had to admit he was attractive—his handsome face with its white Van Dyke, his barrel chest covered with silver hair that once had been black. His belly had a slight paunch but somehow that added to his erotic charm. The thick mat of curly hair on his belly was darker than his chest hair, and I guessed the pubic bush I now remembered so well would be even closer to its youthful color. My cock was stirring as the old memories began to flood my mind. Maybe I could do this?


“Come on in ‘ere, you fuckin’ queers. Let’s get this show on the road. I’m hornier than hell. Haven’t even touched myself since you called so I’d have an extra load or two stored up for ya.” He winked and put a hand on the back of Andy’s head.


Chapter 30