Nathan is having to return to his home state of Oklahoma, following a devastating divorce. As he tries to overcome the fear of rejection, he learns that his own past as a young gay man growing up in a Mid-West community is not nearly as scary as learning how to love yourself, and allowing others to love you while you are healing. Nathan learns to open up and reconnect with some unlikely people, as well as finding a new foundation for love in his faith. With help from his reunited family, and an unexpected source, Nathan is able to feel pride in himself and start gaining the confidence he never realized he could have.
Aaron is a strong, disciplined, former golden athlete with a blemished past, where he had tormented others while on a toxic path of denial. He has kept a secret from everyone, and this secret is finally coming out of the shadows as he tries his best to escape the life he never wanted with as little blood on his hands as possible. Aaron's lessons are heavy, but with trusting in his friends and believing in himself, he is able to start righting the wrongs of his past in order to save himself from his own misery. Unfortunately, the consequences of his actions are more prevalent than he may realize.
Aaron Turner had come to terms with his bisexuality at the age of fifteen. His first real relationship was with the man he'd always wanted and it was something he'd never wanted to end. But like most teenage relationships it didn't last long and they eventually went their separate still holding a soft spot for one another but the timing just was never right.
Now, at the age of twenty one Aaron is in college, he has the money and the looks but it never felt like enough. After a chance encounter with his first love - Moses a kingpin on the rise, things take a turn for the worst when they can't resist each other and precede to mess around not caring who they hurt in the process.
It was like an addiction and once they got in too deep it was to late to go back. Aaron didn't think about the outcome, but the aftershock of messing with a married drug dealer when lots of lives and relationships are involved is more than just messy especially when things turn deadly.