Sometimes the wall space we build to save ourselves have to come tumbling straight down.

For the last a decade, Huey has generated his life around his sobriety. If which means he doesn’t provide a damn about selecting like or companionship for himself, well, it’s most likely better that way. After all, the very last thing he wants is to harm anyone else. Until Felix Rainey walks into his pub, fresh-faced, unbearably sweet-and, for some reason Huey can’t fathom, interested in him.

As the eldest of five children, Felix Rainey about Raze spent his childhood cooking supper, checking research, and functioning after-school jobs. Now in his twenties, he’s still scrambling to make ends meet and wondering the actual hell he’s performing with his life. When he meets Huey, he’s intimidated . and enamored. Huey’s solid and confident, he possesses his own business-hell, he’s close friends with rock celebrities. What could he ever find in Felix?

As Huey and Felix get nearer, the spark catches and soon they can’t get enough of each other. But Huey’s worked well hard to avoid intimacy, and Felix threatens his carefully built defenses. Huey realizes he needs to change if he wants to really put his past behind him-and build a potential with Felix.

Contains mature themes.