Burke Spire has a lot going for him: he’s fit and healthy, he just won the lottery, and he recently quit his accounting job. There’s one problem, though -- he’s single and wants to find Mr. Right. Another problem: he doesn’t know how to meet the man of his dreams.<br><br>Enter Colby Blue of the True Blue Dating Agency. Colby charges a steep fee to use his dating services, but Burke thinks it’s money well spent, in hopes of finding a boyfriend, or even a husband through arranged dates. But after two horrible dates, Burke demands a private meeting with the company’s owner.<br><br>Although not one to kiss and tell, Burke complains to Colby about his bizarre and obnoxious dates. As their meeting becomes a face-to-face confrontation, neither man can deny their growing attraction to the other. Is the connection between the two men strong enough to call love, though? Or will Burke Spire forever stay lonely and single after all?

Kiss and Tell

Burke shrugged, staring at Ad in the man’s kitchen. The guy was a year younger than Burke, handsome with his Eli Manning looks, a full-time reporter for the Channing Teller, a local paper. He thought Ad just as lucky as he was, if not more, since the guy was married to a blonde beauty, Dani Smile. Ad had a good education (four years at Temple in Philadelphia), a decent job for the last fifteen years with the paper, and the Colonial next to the lake worth more than a quarter-million dollars.


Then there was Dani: tall and stunning with her Hollywood looks, a prosecuting lawyer in Channing, well-known throughout the tri-city area. Ad had landed a charming wife: faithful, honest, caring, and, as far as Ad had told Burke, good in bed.


“Why would I sign it?” Burke asked, holding the bowl of popcorn, prepared to spend the evening with his bro.


Chapter 3