Justin Redmond by C.E. Wilson

Warning: Although this book is a work of fiction, some of the events are fiction but indeed happen in today’s world. If it offends anyone, my apologies.

Justin Redmond confesses to Judge Stone that his sister is mentally ill and asks for help. The judge listens to him and offers him his dream job in a halfway house as the housing counselor. Justin can’t pack his things and move into the house fast enough. When he gets there, he’s met with the sexiest man he has ever seen and has to have him for his own.

Hunter opens the door to meet the new psychologist. He wasn’t impressed with the last counselor they had, and he’s not going to let this new one change everything in his house like the last one tried. Judge Stone called and said a Justin Redmond was coming to live at the home and Council the boys. He opens the door expecting to see another drunk like the last one. He is pleasantly surprised to see a nice, clean-cut young man standing there. Hunter makes his point about who runs the house, and Justin is agreeable. Justin also sizes him up for a possible relationship. When Hunter tells him he’s gay Justin goes for it. Hunter tells him no way he’s going to have a relationship with him. The boys don’t know he’s gay. Will Justin and Hunter ever give in to their desires for each other? What are the young boys like in the house? Will the boys ever get their happy ending? All these questions are answered in this book.