Nice story about Kurt, a supposedly straight cop who had always thought sex was sometimes too much effort for the pleasure you got from it. He'll learn why when he falls in love with Davy the 10-yr lover of his deceased partner. He was gay all along. 
 What I liked about this book: 
 - The building of the friendship and intimacy between Kurt and Davy (nearly half the book) 
 What I didn't like: 
 - A disturbing aggression scene etc. (view spoiler)[ Davy quasi-rapes Kurt, throws him out and for months ignores all Kurt's DAILY attempts to communicate about what happened. They are both at fault but Kurt is the only one to make an effort. (hide spoiler)] 
 - Davy is a sad excuse for a hero. Either he is too weak and does not stand up for himself AT ALL, or he is unnecessarily NASTY and MEAN. OK, when he was not all that he was cute and funny and clever and caring... Well, I guess nobody is perfect. 
 - The make up between the heroes at the end was instantaneous. (view spoiler)[1 minute mutual apology in a hospital room 1 day after Kurt is shot on duty and it's "move in with me", "yes"!?! WTH? (hide spoiler)] 
 This said, the book is a solid three stars.