Undeniable Love

William should have been happy. He had a loving wife, a good job, and a wonderful son. But he wasn’t. Maybe, he thought, it was a classic mid-life crisis. He was forty, after all, just the right age, but, whatever the reason, William had no clue what to do about his discontent. He was about to find out.

William’s son Philip, seventeen, had been dating a girl named Sarah for three weeks, but William and his wife had not met her. They invited Sarah’s parents to come to supper and bring Sarah, so they could all meet.

Sarah’s father, Justin, was one of the handsomest men William had ever met. It turned out they both loved swimming and shared a passion for classical music. A deep friendship between the two men developed quickly. Over time they both realized it was more than friendship. The two men were startled and disturbed by this. They were both straight, or so they had always thought, and happily married. They had no idea how to cope with these new and unexpected feelings.

Undeniable Love tells the story of William and Justin and how they and their families dealt with this most unexpected development.