My Gay Best Friend

By Briony Summers

Trevor is perfect at everything he does - he's intelligent, popular, and he's the star player on the college basketball team. Nick has watched him rise to fame, standing beside him the whole time as his best friend. The two know everything about each other, except for Nick's deepest, darkest secret - he's been madly in love with Trevor for years, but he knows he's not good
enough for him.

But when one night they find themselves alone on a hotel rooftop, Trevor shocks Nick with his own confession - he feels exactly the same way. With all their feelings out in the open, the two college boys won't be able to wait to show their affection to one another. But what better place to make love for the first time than a rooftop overlooking the beautiful city lights?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Briony Summers
• Release date: May 24, 2018
• ISBN: 9780463473870

Briony Summers

I'm a writer from a small town living out all my fantasies on the page. I love the salty-sweet mix of romance and kinky sex, and to me, nothing beats hot young guys experimenting with their sexuality. When I'm not writing, I'm usually drinking too much coffee or lounging around with my lazy pets.

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My Gay Best Friend

Briony Summers

Published by Briony Summers

Copyright 2018 Briony Summers

Warning! This work contains adult content, which may include strong language and sexually explicit scenes. If you consider these subject matters offensive, please do not read any further. The people and events depicted in this novel are fictional. Any similarity to past or present events or any person living or dead is merely coincidental. The characters depicted are all 18 and over.

Nick pressed his back further against the wall as his drink nearly got knocked out of his hand for the third time that night.  He had arrived at the party spanning two connected hotel rooms just an hour earlier, but he had long grown tired of it.  This wasn't his scene - none of it was.  And the only reason for him to even come to this kind of place had wandered off to talk to everyone else at the party.  Of course, when you were the star player on the university basketball team, everyone wanted a piece of you.  Nick sighed and took a drink of the beer that had grown warm in his hand.

There you are.  Right where I left you.  Like an umbrella.

Nick looked up and a smile came to his face.  Still, somehow, that voice made his heart leap and his stomach explode into