Book one in the Good-time Boys Series

Sonny Good loved his life as an FBI agent, but when his father died and he was needed back home he quit the agency and became a rancher. Now several years later, Summerville, Nebraska is starting to seem a little isolated. An openly gay rancher in the middle of Nebraska just doesnt have many prospective dates.

That is until Garron Greeley moves to town. Garron is the towns newest resident and bad boy bartender with shoulder-length dark brown hair and tribal tattoos. Sonny is struck by lust at first sight. Things between the two of them take off like a rocket until Sonny learns Garron is also the brother of the man who owns the neighbouring ranch. The man Sonny considers his enemy, which leaves Sonny to decide whats more important the feud with his neighbour or a potentially blazing passion with Garron?

As a boy in suburban New York in the 1940s, Clyde Phillip Wachsberger daydreams about storybook gardens. Through the 1960s and 1970s, when most gay men disdained monogamy, the author searches unsuccessfully for a soul mate. Then circumstances lead him to Charles – a connoisseur of art, a gardener, and the man who will become his life partner.