Ryan Talonovich is the star of his college hockey team, until an accident during practice leaves him confined to a wheelchair. The doctors say he'll walk again but a new season is already underway and he's been replaced on the team, which leaves him feeling alone and betrayed. What's the use of fighting to get back on the ice now?<br><br>Then he meets Dante Espinosa, a short track skater on the city's speed skating club. Though he has to work overtime to afford his sport, Dante is hell on ice, and dreams of making the cut on the U.S. Olympic Speedskating Team.<br><br>Their love of the ice brings them together, but too many obstacles stand in their way: Ryan's struggle with therapy. The memory of Dante's first boyfriend. Lack of funding to the event, Dante's harassing boss, a skating friend in love with him, and Wil Dietrich, who will do anything to win.

Power Play

“Five?” Mr. Vasquez asks. At his crotch, Ryan’s watching him with large eyes, watching the way his cheeks grow slack, his eyes dull with lust, his lips part and his jaw bunches. When he doesn’t answer, Mr. Vasquez amends, “Five thirty? What time is good for you?”


“Five’s okay,” Dante sighs. “Five thirty. Yeah, okay. Sure.”


Ryan lets his dick slip from his mouth, blows along the wet length, kneads the hard shaft and whispers, “Tell him you have to go.”


“I have to go,” Dante says, his voice almost mechanical. “Five thirty. Thanks again.”


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