More Than Words by Jerry Cole

Although Bennett Kincaid loves what he does and makes a good living from it, his career path veers completely from everyone else in his family. His dad is a priest, his mom a retired schoolteacher, and his older twin brothers are a doctor and a detective. All he does is take pictures. And on top of feeling unworthy, he’s lonely. He wants what his best friend Ry has found…someone to cherish him, someone who won’t care if he is a lightweight in a world of heavyweights. He isn’t looking, of course, because who’s going to put up with his crazy schedule and long absences? He’ll just have to learn to embrace his loneliness…then, Jordan O’Leary shows up to make a mockery of his resolve.

At forty, math teacher Jordan O’Leary seems set for life. But in his deepest heart, the part he hides from the world, Jordan longs for someone to call his own. Watching his friend Mac marry the love of his life has stirred up all sorts of unexpected emotions. And meeting the charismatic Bennett Kincaid has only served to rattle him further. He’s uncomfortable with the way he feels about Bennett, but he’s powerless to resist the attraction. He knows they don’t fit. Their pasts, their upbringing, their ages, their life experiences…everything mitigates against them having more than hot hookups. Except that he’s too old for those, and anyway, he wants more.

Two single men crave the intimacy of commitment. Is it a match made in heaven?