Emerson Robinette only leaves his apartment to get laid and go to work. Having MSโand trying to pretend he doesnโtโmakes everything more complicated, especially his fantasies of coming on strong and holding a guy down. Finding a partner whoโll explore that with him isnโt Emersonโs idea of a realistic goal.
Until a chance meeting with a hipster on a bus makes him reconsider. Obie is happy, open-hearted, and warm; whatโs more, he gets his kicks being physically dominated, spanked, and teased until heโs begging. It would be perfect, except for one thing: Emerson isnโt made for happiness, and he doesnโt see how a guy like Obie would settle for a cynic like him.
But as far as Obieโs concerned, the only thing keeping them apart is Emerson. Can Emerson handle a boyfriend whoโs more invested in his future than he is? Emersonโs barely convinced he has a future. But when Obieโs smiling at him, anything seems possible.
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This book can be read on its own, or enjoyed as the first book in the Queers of La Vista series.
Word count: 59,400; page count 232