Tom Foster has his life planned out, and he's systematically pursuing his goals. At twenty-two, he's been organist and choirmaster at The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd for three years, he's working on his doctoral thesis, and he's beginning a secondary career performing in concert. There is no room in his schedule for romance ... until Noah Webster, a gorgeous green-eyed blond, walks into the church one evening to audition for the choir.<br><br>What starts as an arrangement of convenience -- Tom's usual page turner is unavailable, and Noah agrees to do the job-soon turns into a fast friendship. Then Noah, who is saddled with an obnoxious roommate, rents the spare bedroom in Tom's house, and ultimately the two men become lovers and partners in life.<br><br>But before they can ride off into the sunset together, they must face one major obstacle: Noah's violent, homophobic Southern Baptist father.

Love Turns the Page

“Fauré’s Requiem. It’s on the choir schedule for next year. Like it?”


“And sublimely beautiful. Can you go to sleep with it playing?”


“Good, because I set the sleep switch on the receiver—it’ll shut itself off after the piece is over.” Tom headed to his bedroom, turned and said, “Good night,” and disappeared through the door.


Noah turned off the lights in the living room and went to his own bedroom. He stripped to his shorts, crawled into his new bed, and was almost instantly asleep.


Chapter 8