Three men, one game, and the unexpected victory that changes everything ... The Greek Island Resort is a popular tropical island getaway and gay destination spot. Nick Bosco also treats it like an all-you-can-eat buffet, engaging in a series of one-night stands from the moment he arrives until the day he meets newlyweds Drew and Alec. Drew just wants to have a good time, but Alec recognizes Nick for what he is -- a player who needs to be taught a lesson in humility. Alec knows the game well and relishes the challenge of bringing down such large prey. The cat-and-mouse game proves to be a great distraction for all three men -- until actual emotions start to intrude on what started as harmless fun.

The Major and the Minor

That might well have been the case, but Drew thought they’d both feel better if they had some closure on the situation.


Nicholas Bosco was a well-known land developer in the greater Los Angeles area. Before the housing bubble had burst, he had probably made millions. Judging from his choice of vacation, Drew would guess that he hadn’t lost the shirt off his back when the market crashed. The market hadn’t completely dried up in the area, though, and his business still appeared to be thriving. He had a very respectable public persona, but there was basically nothing on his private life. Drew knew people—Alec insisted he knew everybody in Los Angeles. That was an exaggeration, but Drew could admit that it was only a small one. And, as far as he could tell, nobody in the area had ever dated Nicholas Bosco, or knew anybody who had. But he wasn’t married, nor was he romantically linked to any women. He had an office in Glendale and a home in Pasadena.


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