Daniel Greene is an artist with an exhibition coming up which he should be excited about, except he isn’t. He can’t sleep, he has no enthusiasm for social activities, and his constant tears and dark thoughts alarm him. When he’s finally diagnosed with depression, he starts the slow process of resisting the dark lure.<br><br>One day Oliver Campbell arrives at Daniel’s gate to deliver art supplies. He’s tall and muscular, and for the first time in a long while, Daniel feels there might be light at the end of the tunnel.<br><br>Yet Oliver has a secret. He has a son, five-year-old Cameron. When he reveals this to Daniel the morning after their first date, Daniel has the courage to reveal his own secret battle with depression. Will these two men be able to accept each other’s secrets and go forward together?

The Darkest Hour

I shook my head. “I think I might just have found the world’s most fantastic guy.” I continued to shake my head. “You’re unbelievable.” Then I hastened to add, “In the best possible way.”


Oliver laughed and fell onto me, kissing me passionately. My head was still throbbing and I felt a little nauseated, but I fought against it. I wanted Oliver to kiss me. I wanted him inside me again. There would time later in the day to relax, when he was at home with Cameron.


He positioned his muscular bulk between my legs and after lubricating his cock, he penetrated me. I stared into his eyes, into his soul, as he began to thrust into me. I brought my fingers to my nipples and began to tweak and twist them. If I touched my cock, I’d cum, and I wanted to wait for Oliver.


I closed my eyes to concentrate on the sensation of his thick cock sliding into me, on his body pressing against my groin. The power. The manliness.


Chapter 19