Great, great book! I like a romance with two strong heroes, equal and different. 
 The story is angst free, absolutely romantic. 
 And the sex is... I don't know, 10 stars? I've only read a few book where I find the sex scenes so well done: Sticks and stones (same authors), Grey's awakening (Cameron Dane), All she wrote or Kit and JX 2 (Josh Lanyon), Strawberries for dessert (Marie Sexton), and a few other books. 
 At the end of the book, is it hinted that they'll move to California or stay in Georgia? When Brandon asks Jake if they will be an old married couple, Jake answer: "Not in Georgia" (where they live), and Brandon answer: "Wherever. Don't care care as long as you're there". Jake has a great job offer there and Brandon said he would follow him if he accepts that job. Jake could lose his job in Georgia if it is known he is gay, so I guess more open-minded California would be good to live as an openly gay couple...