Beautiful by Jason Collins

HARRISON:

I think I’m falling for a gay guy.
What started as a meeting about my sister’s wedding plans changed when our caterer walked in. A man has never stirred me like this—or made me wonder how his lips taste.
The sparks with Morgan are undeniable.
Friends with benefits should be a win-win for us both. But when the wedding day draws close, I’m drawing Morgan closer. I want something more between us, but I’m running out of time to tell him.
I don’t want Morgan to be a bitter aftertaste.

MORGAN:

Loving a straight man has never been in my plans.
I’ve catered for demanding brides, but this time my mind’s not on the wife-to-be—it’s her brother who’s got my attention. For once, I’ve met a straight guy I can’t figure out.
He’s magnetically hot, and it seems like he’s into me.
Harrison’s only here for two weeks, so we get close—fast. But I’m starting to develop real feelings, and the wedding countdown is turning into a ticking clock. I’ve got too much baggage to move fast, but if I don’t, the reception might be my last chance.
I don’t want friends-with-benefits to end at the altar.