Quarterback Will Ashford seems to have it all - a blue Lamborghini, rich parents, starting position on a well-known college football team, and captain of the cheerleader squad for a girlfriend. The problem is that he hates it all and is afraid to be who he really is - a gay man who only wants to paint. When he meets starving artist Noah Zajack, he realizes that he can no longer hide his true self if he ever wants to be happy. (This is just a bare bones description since I don't want to give away any spoilers.)
I really liked this story, and the primary characters were fleshed out well. There was plenty of angst, especially since not only is Will hiding his sexuality from most everyone but he also hides his desire to be an artist instead of following his father into business. However, the angst wasn't overwhelming since Noah was fairly patient with Will and his fears. This is the first book in the Long Pass Chronicles, and I hope to read more. 216 pages (Kindle edition).
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