Dan Sexton

To handy men, Jake and Cory, building a relationship is a lot like designing a home or landscaping a yard. It’s hard work. You have to use just the right tool.

When these straight-acting laborers first meet, they release their manly tension over a few beers and something much more sordid than sparks fly. Their strong libidos aren’t used to experiencing feelings for another man, and it takes a few sticky situations before they understand the blossoming romance budding between them.

Cute and tatted twenty-something, Jake Honeywell, will do anything for his kid sister. He loves landscape design and longs to travel north one day to see the fall foliage. He’s recently come out—at least to himself and his sister—and this has him messing around with nearly every bud who fits his preference for big, tough, and macho.

Cory Hamilton meets all of Jake’s requirements…and then some. In addition to looking like a star athlete, Cory has experienced some financial success in real estate. Yet despite frequenting a luxury condo in the winter, he prefers the company of the working class and his modest trappings in North Carolina. He doesn’t want Jake to know too much too soon about his prosperous career.

Step one of any romance: lay a solid foundation. But, Jake and Cory have a few cracks to fill before they’re walking on sure footing.

Warning: Contains graphic sex and strong language. This book is intended for mature audiences—those who can appreciate two men having hot sex.

Handy Men Do It Better can be read as a stand alone book.