When his boyfriend gets a woman pregnant and marries her, Quinn feels the urge to emphasize his homosexuality--so his brings obviously-gay Eli as a date to the baby's christening. This does air issues his former "in-laws" would rather keep under wraps--but Quinn finds himself falling, um, hard for Eli on the way. I liked this book and wish the family-ex-baby-drama were a little more of the book and the leather daddy sex scenes maybe took up a little less. There is eroticism in, um, restraint, people.