Vincent Fierro is approaching 40 with three failed marriages behind him. His large, Italian family is worried that he'll never find the right woman, and so is he. While on a service call at the home of a gay, married couple, he overhears a tearful but tender exchange that stirs a deeply buried longing to connect with another man. But he can't be gay, can he? Is he even willing to find out? If he is, will his family disown him? Vince confides his inner turmoil to family friend Trey Giles, a twenty-five-year-old college student who is out but doesn't date. He works two jobs to support his alcoholic mother and elderly grandmother, so his life is complicated, but he likes Vince enough to help.
This was a very well written story about two men with family responsibilities that make their lives harder than they should be. I won't say more to prevent spoilers but it was sweet, and the authors did a great job. 262 pages (Kindle edition).
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