What do you do when you're a popular porn star and the love of your life is deeply religious and totally closeted? Why, you keep your true identity from him, create an alternate reality, and hope he doesn't find out, of course. Because, if he ever does, that would be the deal breaker. That was Jordan Hearst's reasoning, anyway. However, despite Jordan's best efforts at keeping his charade a secret, Spenser Hudson does find out. Having a liar and a porn star as a boyfriend is a deal breaker as far as the devastated Spenser is concerned. Fearing the loss of both his job and his family, Spenser abruptly disappears from Jordan's life, castigating himself for ever letting his carnal desires override his faith, thus allowing him to fall in love with the handsome, charming Jordan. With all attempts at reconciliation rebuffed, Jordan tries to move on, but the love he feels for Spenser won't go away, making it impossible for him to return to his job of having meaningless sex in front of the cameras. Spenser is given a different perspective on his and Jordan's situation from an unlikely source. Can the love he still feels for Jordan be the key to rekindling what they once shared? Is it enough to make Spenser see there's more than one way to look at the deal life has given him? Can a new deal to be struck?

The Deal Breaker

Kent said nothing. Charlie, sounding completely unnerved, was whispering into the phone, “Hello? Hello?…Rob? Are you still there? Rob? Oh, shit!” They heard Charlie call out in a louder voice, “Sarah…Sarah, honey! I’ve decided we should go out for dinner.”


A woman’s voice could be heard in the background. “Dinner? Now? We just had lunch!”


Then Charlie shouted, “Yes, now, damn it! I’m hung…”


Kent hung up. “That should do it. I hope he pisses himself!”


Jesse let out a whoop. Jordan chuckled.


Kent smirked. “Old letch’s scared shitless, but he still wanted to rearrange things so he wouldn’t miss out on getting his prize.”


“I can just see him running around in circles, trying to figure out what to do,” Jordan said.


“How did you know which gay site to say the prize was from?” Spenser asked.


Chapter 29