Being a cop isn’t easy. Being a gay -- or even bisexual -- cop can sometimes add fuel to the fire.<br><br>For best friends Dino Parelli and Norris Bander, friendship quickly morphs into much more. But things are more complicated than either man wants to admit. Dino must contend with his bisexual desires while acknowledging he loves Norris. For Norris, coming out is something he eventually wants, though even he finds himself wondering if maybe he’s really bi, as well.<br><br>Both men soon discover they aren’t alone on the force. When they learn two female officers are just as sexually adventurous, Norris and Dino must learn to navigate the relationship waters ... with the women as well as with each other.

Bisexual Blues

Sean said, “Go ahead with all of your questions.”


Norris fired back, “How did you come out?”


“After the girlfriend finding out, we talked about it. It was a year after that I just got fed up with hiding and came out. I came out in briefing when others were making gay and lesbian jokes. I tell you, that was not the best way. In retrospect, I’d do it slowly and to just individuals. Be cool about it, like you’re saying your Italian or Irish or whatever. God made us all the way we are. Never, and I mean never, apologize for who or what you are. Be cool. Don’t make grandiose announcements or put up billboards. Is the female officer or dispatcher out?”


Chapter 22