London is closing in on thirty and love-starved. He’s a county bus driver and rides his bike to work. One day while riding past a home, he sees a woman fall and goes to help. Her name is Angela, and London is surprised to learn she’s his favorite author of gay erotic stories. She’s welcoming and loving, so unlike his distant parents, and the two become friends.<br><br>Joel is Angela’s son and the first openly gay officer in the San Jose Police Department. He visits his mom when she has London over for dinner as a way of saying thanks for saving her. At first Joel distrusts London, but attraction simmers between them.<br><br>Both men tend to rush into relationships and bed new lovers, which usually screws things up. So it’s no surprise that, on the first date, they end up in bed together. But London mistakes Joel’s constant clock checking for boredom and leaves, upset. Angela smooths things over, but a chance email sends London running again. Will they be able to overcome his insecurities and make a life together?

Love Is in the Script

Joel said, “We’re looking for Landon. He’s not in trouble or anything, we just need to talk to him.”


“At this hour? He’s not home. Working an extra shift driving bus. You can get him via the dispatch system.”


Joel smiled politely. “Thank you, sir.”


After work at seven A.M., Joel texted his mom so he could drop by. It was necessary to warn her so she didn’t shoot at him when he entered. He taught her that, and once he forgot to tell her and she was on the phone with 911 and holding a revolver. Kuma went ballistic until he realized who it was. He knew he couldn’t sleep despite being tired. Kuma barked inside as he walked up the steps. He used his key to let himself in.


Chapter 12