Jackson and Will have the perfect life. Baymore is thriving, and no one knows of their love. During a visit to Will's family home, however, their lives begin to unravel. Duke Holcomb discovers that Will and Jackson are lovers and are told never to return. All Will has left is Jackson. But Jackson's pride gets them in trouble again. Duke Holcomb's talk of heirs starts Jackson thinking that what he needs is a son. Jackson's request for Will to find him a bride will break hearts, pit pride against duty, and drive everyone to acts of desperation, threatening to end everything Will and Jackson have built. "Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and male/male sexual practices."