Pretty by Jason Collins

TAYLOR:

I won’t be another straight man’s secret.
It’s hard to plan the perfect wedding for your best friend when you can’t keep your eyes off the bride’s cousin. Cole’s perfect—except for one thing: he’s as straight as the last man who broke my heart.
Or so I thought.
But Cole’s hands and lips tell another story. Still, we’ve got a problem—he’s supposed to marry a woman. There’s no ring on his finger, but if he doesn’t follow his father’s orders, it’ll cost him one hell of an inheritance. If Cole decides to keep our time together hidden, we won’t be hearing any wedding bells.
I can’t bring him out of the closet, but I won’t meet him in it, either.

COLE:

It’s all or nothing for Taylor.
I spent my whole life thinking I was straight—until I set eyes on my cousin’s wedding planner. Taylor’s as gorgeous as he is male, and even though seeing a man this way is new for me, when we wind up in bed together he feels right.
He’s too important to keep secret.
But I don’t know what’ll happen if word gets out about us. My father’s a powerful man, and he’s got a match lined up for me—a female one, at that. Coming out to him isn’t something I had in the cards. If I choose Taylor, I’ll be putting my inheritance and my family’s business on the line.
If I have to keep Taylor a secret, I can’t keep him at all.