Really hot story between these two. When it boasts a bastard of an ex-boyfriend, it really isn't kidding. Quinn is a sweet, loveable guy who is caught in a really tough situation because his bastard ex is too cowardly to tell his pregnant (now) wife that he prefers men. Quinn didn't deserve how Peter (the ex) dumped him, and Peter's family knows it, even though no one talks about it. (Quinn was essentially adopted into the family a long time back.) And Peter's wife, who doesn't know their history, ropes Quinn into being their child's godfather. 
 Quinn bringing openly, obviously gay Eli to the baptism was a little about revenge, and a lot about being more open in who he is, but he really should've given Eli a briefing on the truth before turning him loose. Quinn underestimates Eli's ability to improvise, and his intelligence, and Eli puts some pieces together. He plays his part so perfectly that Peter's whole family believes they are a real couple even though all they've had is one (hot Daddy-kinked) night together. Eli was thrown out by his family, so he wants absolutely nothing to do with their family drama, no matter how hot the sex was. 
 So the story reconciles how a man with too much family can woo a younger man with none when all they have between them is lots of really (really!) hot sex. It shows that delicate line of when lust turns into love. And yes, there was a miscommunication at the end (on the lower angst end of the "Big Misunderstanding," but it was one), and there were a couple of minor details that bothered me, which is where it lost the star. But all in all, it was a fantastic read.