Lately, things in Victor Trye’s life aren’t as perfect as they could be, and he feels down on his luck. At forty-four, he hates his job at Breeze Realty, and, according to his lame dating life, won’t be falling in love with a man anytime soon.<br><br>Victor gets a new job selling houses at Sinn Realty. Soon, he realizes owner Jax Sinn is totally irresistible, for all the right reasons. To Victor’s surprise, Jax has quite the crush on him, too.<br><br>Just as things are starting to look up in Victor's love life, Matthew “Miller” Van Millhowsen complicates things. A waiter at Victor’s favorite lunch spot, Miller begins to stalk Victor, which causes numerous problems between him and Jax. Can Miller's bothersome antics cause Jax to dump Victor, though? Or will Victor win Jax over in the end?

Irresistible

“That was amazingly fun, Victor! We should do it again!”


I laughed with him, reaching back to my childhood and those lost evenings with my friends, both young boys and girls, neighboring classmates who flocked to Shantire Hill and played for hours in the snow: sledding, building snow people, and having tyrannical snowball fights.


“We should,” I told him. “I’d race you to the top, but I’m not twelve anymore. You’d probably kick my ass with your time.”


A nearby resident flicked on one of their outside rear lights to investigate the loud commotion, but they couldn’t view us in the shadows of night: two men and an inflated, rubber sled half concealed by compelling snow and chilled wind, garnished with the just a few slivers of March moonlight the color of sliver-blue mixed with hints of mischievous white. Having unfound results, the nosy neighbor turned off their outside light and vanished back inside their warm abode, there to stay.


Chapter 34