Very sweet.This story also available in print in the anthology Ever After: The Collected Short Works of Marie Sexton.

    Jack can take care of himself, but help arrives from an unexpected source—his neighbor, Dave, a man-mountain also known as Sasquatch, for obvious reasons. So when Dave turns up at Jack’s home needing his help, Jack is more than happy to oblige, even if he does have company, his current love interest.Dave gets more than he bargained for when he peers through Jack’s bedroom door. And things get really interesting when he suddenly find himself dealing with two guys—and a whole new world of experiences. When morning comes, it’s just him and Jack—and the start of something wonderful that will change both of their lives forever….

    They don’t realize how fragile love can be and how one moment can change everything.Dear Author,I'm so glad we're finally at this point in our relationship where we are comfortable with each other like this in public; I was an idiot for so long, trying to hide what we had. But after what happened, I'll never take him for granted again. I'm through hiding. I'm going to make sure that he knows every day just how much I love him.Photo Description: Two men are entwined on a seat while riding a subway. One of the men, in a black long-sleeved shirt, is leaning over the other, who is lying across his lap and wearing a white T-shirt. Their lips are just a breath away from touching.This story was written as a part of the M/M Romance Group's "Love Has No Boundaries" event. Group members were asked to write a story prompt inspired by a photo of their choice. Authors of the group selected a photo and prompt that spoke to them and wrote a short story.

    Guilt for walking away unscathed...and for secretly loving Simon's partner, Wade. Unable to bear the pain, Dylan left the Lazy G ranch to rebuild his life elsewhere.A year later he reluctantly responds to his sister's plea to come home, where he finds the Lazy G falling apart. And so is Wade. Wade has stopped caring about the ranch, about everything that should matter most to him.Though there's more ranch work than one man can possibly handle, Dylan throws himself into the task. Wondering how he's going to find the strength to pull Wade out of the fog of grief when his own is still as raw as a fresh wound. Wondering when Wade will finally see that his second chance for happiness is standing right in front of him.