Billy: A Gay Love Story Series

Billy Butler and his partner, Abraham, are living the gay dream. Their relationship is frozen in stone, defrosted in harmony, and baked in bliss (with a touch of basil), or so it would seem. Bliss, however, is not shining any light on Billy's sister. Mirna, in a bid to find herself a husband-on-the-hoof, seems to be going through boyfriend potential like water and this does not sit well for the woman. On a darker note, the siblings' mother is on the warpath to rid Billy of his sinful, evil, homo-loving ways and she is proving to be a royal pain in the tuckus to both Billy and Mirna. Hospital visits, Abraham's nephew and brother, Kato and Clarence respectively, and a whole slew of missteps make for a race to the finish for for all concerned.

Trouble is looming ahead for Billy Butler. His entire world is about to be turned inside-out because of a simple yet substantial indiscretion on his partner's behalf. Upon returning home early from a visit with his aunt, Billy unexpectedly finds Abraham engaged in a compromising situation. So devistated is Billy that his mind slips several cogs and this distruction of his memories places him in the very centermost level of amnesia. As a result of the erasing of his past, Billy is finding the lack of memories to work in his favor as his wandering eye begins to notice other guys with the sole intent of exercising unanticipated and wholly uncharacteristic erotic designs. Mirna, Billy's sister, is now on the warpath and not even Hell can match her ire.

Billy Butler is having problems. The most egregious problem is the troubling nightmares that take hold of his mind, both awake and asleep. Even worse, the dreams seem to be following a pattern in which he croaks at the end of each and every one. There is a message hidden within each dream but Billy is unable to discern what that meaning is. The only thing that is clear is that they look as if to be coming from Smith; the bully extraordinaire who attempted to take Billy's life sometime ago. The attempt failed and Smith landed himself in a cozy little prison cell, and yet there is evidence that he is somehow manipulating the nightmares. Another difficulty is the fact that their house and subsequent apartments are being ransacked and pretty much totally destroyed by an unknown hooligan. And then there's Abraham, who is greatly affected by these home invasions and slips into a depression that threatens their future together. Mirna, Billy's sister, and her new husband Wei Chen are having to play host to her brother and Abraham eveytime they lose a place of their own. And then there's Lyle, the cop; yet another wrench being thrown into the working gears of Billy and Abraham's relationship, although without intending to cause any problems.

It is recovery time for Billy Butler. After having lost the love of his partner, Abraham, Billy is on the prowl for a replacement. This is easier said than done. His first promising acqauintance, Forest, looks good until the young man's ever-increasing anger issue pops up, eventually ending what was hoped to be  Billy's 'the one'. Therefore, Billy accepts defeat and the realization that he may be spending his life alone. That is until he meets Paul, an older gentleman who hits all the right buttons,  flicks the right switches and key's Billy's ignition back to life. This prospect looks good. Real good. But can all things gold reveal a tarnished lining? Mirna, Wei, Lyle and the whole gang are back again for adventure, love, life and heartbreak.

Billy Butler is again on the prowl for Abraham's replacement. Conveniently, Paul resides in the very same apartment complex as his sister, Mirna, and brother-in-law, Wei. Even more convenient is the fact that Billy lives there as well, allowing him free access to his new and older target. Things get a little bit complicated when Paul has to move to Seattle for work and, being a faithful companion, Billy follows. All is not what it seems, though, and Billy soon finds himself alone, broke, mugged, and cold on the mean city streets with no way to reach Mirna or even afford a flight back home.

Billy Butler is in a royal funk. Again losing at love he decides to call it quits on relationships. In order to fill in the empty spaces created by having nobody in his personal life he joins a motorcycle club, The Bunny Hill Riders; a straight-laced group of men whose initiation is a bit unorthodox. Predictably, now having decided to walk a straight line without deviation or temptation Billy discovers guys flocking around him in unreasonable numbers. Worse yet is the appearance of his old babysitter who wants to babysit him again, although in an altogether different manner than when he was young. His sister, Mirna, tries to hold the family together along with Lyle and the rest of the gang. And then there's Levi. OH!

Billy Butler just can't seem to stay out of the slammer, placing him on the MOST WANTED list. In his search for a partner obstacles arise left and right making his life a living hell. It doesn't help that his sister, Mirna, and Kato have stopped speaking to Billy because of a simple misunderstanding. And then there's the trip to Portland with The Bunny Hill Riders which turns into a disaster when an earthquake hits and his room looks none too stable. His life is a ticking time bomb against Mother Nature and time is running short.

Billy Butler and Ice are floating on a cloud of love, even after two years. On the other hand, Mirna Chen, Billy's sister, is on the warpath. Her marriage is on the rocks as are her many drinks to make her troubles more palatable. An opportunity arises for Billy to daddy-sit an elderly gentleman, Sanjay, for a week and this erupts in every direction but the right one for both Ice and Mirna, threatening Billy and Ice's relationship.