Levi Binder has spent many of the past years partying it up, enjoying the sexual privileges that come with being a bartender at a popular gay club. But this life exists in tension with his background and his close-knit Mormon family. When he meets massage therapist Jamie Marshall--the first person in a long time not to immediately succumb to Levi's seduction--a friendship develops that leads Levi to reconcile with his family, come to terms with his faith, and find love. Fills a gap I think a lot of romances ignore, which is how romantic partners integrate faith into their lives. Really very good, even inspirational in a sense.