Gabe is bored with hookup culture. He's in his thirties and wants something more stable. But sitting in traffic is even more boring. He expects more of the same tired, headless torsos when he swipes open Cruised, the most popular hookup app for men, during his morning commute. Instead, he meets Mark.Mark is handsome, funny, and interested in conversation. He's also interested in meeting Gabe in coffee shop bathrooms for quickies on the way to work. Mark doesn't rush out of the room after sex either. He's tender and sweet, and way more than Gabe had hoped for. The sex is hot, but the connection between Gabe and Mark is something deeper.Gabe's feelings grow each time he and Mark text, but seeing an attractive woman driving Mark's car stops Gabe cold. He doesn't want to hookup with a cheater. He doesn't want to stop seeing Mark either. But could it all be a misunderstanding?Gabe knows nothing about Mark's life or how to negotiate a hookup into something more....

Gabe is way too happy. Mark is as close to a perfect boyfriend as you can get. He's smart, good-looking, successful, and he cares about Gabe. He's also way more serious about their relationship than Gabe's ready for. He wants them to move in together. The closest Gabe's ever gotten to living with a boyfriend is accidentally leaving his boxers behind. But he and Mark are way past that. It's terrifying. Mark invites Gabe home for the holidays where Gabe gets an intimate look at Mark's family, his childhood, and how different their Christmas traditions are. It's loud, overwhelming, messy, and…really nice. Homey in a way Gabe's never experienced. But Mark wants more than for Gabe to just have a peek at this part of his life. He wants Gabe to become part of the family, to go to bed with him every night, and wake up with him every morning. He wants all their Christmases to be together. Moving in may be just the start.