This was a good no-angst story of Elliot, a 24-year-old artist who moved to a new city, and Scott, Elliot's dad's 48-year-old friend who is giving Elliot a place to stay in his new city. They were both attracted right from the start even though Elliot didn't think he was gay. There was a lot of exploration between the guys and they had a nice and comfortable relationship. Elliot was very inexperienced and Scott taught him all he needed to know. The book ended in a spot that, at first, I was annoyed by. Fortunately, there was the first glimpse that the next book that started off right where this one ended. The more I thought about that, the more it made sense. This entire book was from the POV of Elliot and Scott. The next book (and the glimpse we got) was from Elliot's dad's POV. It gave me the extra bit I was hoping for at the end of the book but also didn't ruin the POV dynamics of this book. I'm very interested to see what will happen in the next book. I'd love to see Jack find some happiness.

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