The moment Drew Richards spots gorgeous workaholic lawyer, Mark Stevens, at a party, he is intrigued. Though rebuffed at first by Mark, a persistent Drew convinces the man they can be friends. Drew left his job as an art teacher to help his parents with their gift shop when his stepfather fell ill. It’s at a coffee shop by the store where their friendship begins.<br><br>After the death of his partner, Mark buried himself in work, a habit he can’t seem to break himself of ... until he meets Drew. The short, dark haired Drew is cute in a pixie sort of way, not Mark’s usual sort, but he finds the man too appealing and before he knows it they become more than friends.<br><br>Mark’s been out of the dating scene for a while and can’t help but make a few missteps. Drew is looking for serious commitment. Can he become Mark’s one and only?

His One and Only

“Actually, I’m here to see Mark.”


Barnaby tilted his head and frowned, staring rather blankly at him. “Mark who?”


Barnaby’s fingers closed around his arm. “Are you having legal trouble? Because I’m sure Nathan would help you. Probably for free.”


“No, nothing like that.” Drew cleared his throat and extracted his arm. “I’m here for a date. We’re going to dinner and a movie.”


Before Barnaby could respond, thankfully, the last door on the right opened and Mark appeared in the hall. He smiled and waved when he spotted Drew.


“Perfect timing,” Drew said. “I was just headed to your office.”


“I’m done for the day so I’m ready.” Mark made his way to where Drew and Barnaby stood. “I’m surprised you’re still here, Barnaby. Friday night? I didn’t know Travis was a slave driver.”


Chapter 10