Sage Reinhart is gay. No one knows but his best friend since childhood, Wyatt Martin, and sadly, his tormentor from next door. He wants to keep it that way. Set in a small town, he'd rather not get stoned to death by the close minded folk that live there.
Sage and Wyatt have lived across from each other since they were born. Best friends since they were in diapers.
No, this is not a cliché "I'm in love with my straight best friend" sob story.
This, is a story about Erin. Erin Moore, the tormentor from next door. Erin Moore, Sage's best friend's best friend. Erin and Sage have always been at each other's throats. Erin goes out of his way to tease and pick on Sage, even for the littlest trivial things, some things he can't even control, like his height for example.
Sage always fights back with his witty remarks. It gets him knocked around most times, but it's satisfying enough to see the speechless look on Erin's face.
Sage just wants a peaceful, Erin-free summer, but the world, and his parents love to make him suffer.
Sage's parents want Erin's spark to rub off on their son's.
Wyatt wants to put out the flame between his two best friends.
And well, Sage just wants to light Erin on fire.
As their fiery hate towards one another burn like a wildfire, tension rises beneath the smoke.
And everything changes.
And someone's bound to get burned.
(This book contains sexual contents)
William met Sage at a party and even though he knew he was straight he still felt an attraction towards Sage. Sage is scared of relationships and commitment because he's doesn't want to be hurt anymore. William doesn't want a relationship because he just can't bother with them. The two couldn't ignore the attraction and lust between them so they did the only obvious thing they could do, became friends with benefits. They've been this way for a long time and everything was hunky dory then Sage met someone. Sage started dating this guy, ending what ever relationship he had with Will. So what happens when their friendship gets difficult to keep and in a heated argument "straight" Will confesses to being in love with Sage.