For actor Daniel Jacobs, accepting he’s gay is easier than he expected. But actually acting on the attraction he’s just begun to acknowledge proves more difficult. Fortunately the very sexy Vincent Stevens is willing to introduce him to all he’s been missing, but Dan isn’t sure a fling with his TV show’s sometime director is wise.<br><br>Throwing caution to the wind, Dan seeks out what Vincent has to offer and, before he knows it, he’s in over his head.<br><br>Then Vincent experiences a health scare, and he isn’t sure how to take Dan’s sudden fussing. They’re starting to find their way toward more, but it will only work if they can recognize the peace they bring one another.

Something Like Peace

He was lounging in bed with a script on his chest and his reading glasses perched on the end of his nose. He pulled them off and gave me a bright smile when he saw me, but that instantly morphed into a frown.


“What are you doing home so early?”


Hearing him call my house “home” warmed the pit of my stomach, but I wasn’t about to let on. Despite his hospital bed confession that made it sound like he wanted more from our relationship, he hadn’t mentioned it again. I was just glad he was relaxing and taking it easy, allowing me to take care of him, so I didn’t want to rock the boat by bringing it up.


“I was missing you,” I said, which was the truth.


Vincent scowled. “Yes. And you were worried about me being alone in the house like I’m a child who can’t be left alone.”


Chapter 24