A realistic fairytale. 
 This is the story of James, a young hustler, and Michael, a middle-aged married man, father of two. 
 No, the wifey is not a bitch you want to see dumped, but the husband, Michael, is not a bastard either. Both are just like many people who got married and made babies "because that's what you do". Now Michael lives an uneventful and boring life. Then one day, on a whim, he does something different: he tries to hook up with a female prostitute but ends up having the best sex of his life with a male hustler. 
 Doing something so out of character liberates Michael. Now that he has tasted happiness, he decides he will not settle for less. In all areas of his life, he becomes more honest with himself - and others-, and he reaches boldly, fearlessly for what suits him best. 
 This is not the story of a closeted gay man; Michael had no issue with his sexuality. It's the story of a man who found love in an unexpected place. 
 The story is quite realistic. The emotions are not over the top, the characters are tri-dimensional, and even the "baddies" are not caricatures. I like this author's style.