The man on his arm isn't nearly as scary as the man in the mirror. Hunter Willis's "Guy Town" passport was stamped and in as good working order as his Harley. Like a good Midwestern jock, he'd ride that manly machine to his construction job every day, even throw back a few beers with the boys. Hockey and baseball filled out his single-dude weekends. Then, summer heat worked its magic, and he fell in love with his best friend, sexy stockbroker Maxwell Daniels. The Harley is still in the garage, but the man is definitely--and lustily--out of the closet. As in tearing the door off its hinges. Now that Hunter's in love, he's in all the way. Even proposed--and Max has accepted. But before their dream wedding in Vermont next spring, they must face the greatest danger to their perfect love. Meeting the family. It's not just enduring the Daniels clan's magnifying glass. It's facing the deep, dark fears and secrets that are suddenly brought into sharp focus. Forcing them to decide if theirs is only a summer fling...or a love that can flourish even in the chill of winter. Warning: This novel contains one hero's deep love for a bread machine, wedding day jitters, erotic cross-dressing--and absolutely zero bridezillas.