Choices and Changes

Bo Sanford is about to turn twenty-five and feels stuck. His weekdays go to hauling work at his father's construction firm, and his weekends go to partying, leaving no room to think about where his life is heading. Still, he senses that something has to change. A college party, which his close friend Mac talks him into attending, changes things when Bo notices a striking person with fair hair and a pink scarf, someone who seems to embody everything he has been looking for. The catch is that this person is not a woman, and Bo learns the truth after he has already been drawn in. He chooses to keep seeing Erick anyway, and that decision reshapes how he sees himself, strains his bond with his family, and puts his job at risk. Being with Erick pushes Bo to become his own person and to break free of his father's control.

Erick has his own decisions to face. He must decide whether to become involved with someone who forces him to rethink his sexuality, whether he can trust another person after being hurt, and whether love can endure beyond a passing moment.