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

When Reggie asked, “How do you feel about threesomes?” Burke knew the date was over.


Politely, he dropped his napkin to the plate in front of him, stood, and told Reggie the two didn’t have chemistry and he failed to a see a future with the man. As quickly as he could, Burke bolted out of the restaurant and drove home, glad he was single for maybe the first time in his life.


“What a fucking perv,” Ad said. “I’m proud of you, Burke, for getting up and leaving.”


Burke paced his kitchen, talking to his best friend on his cellphone, upset over his date with Reggie McFarland. “Twenty years ago, I would have loved the idea of sleeping around with a bunch of college jocks, but I’m in my forties now and respect men more now than I did then.”


Chapter 7