Med student Oliver Mitchell has discovered a way to make more tips as a bartender-put on ripped workout gear and serve drinks at the hip new gay club, Burn. The only catch is Oliver is straight. The staff and patrons don't mind, though, and Oliver fits in well-until he meets James Buchanan Whitford, a local politician with a secret: he's married. When James's scheming wife attempts to catch him in flagrante with Oliver, they flee the city for the refuge of James's cabin in the woods. There, Oliver faces a new challenge-he's starting to feel more for James than friendship. Their new relationship must survive political intrigue and small-town politics before they can be together. With their wedding two months away, it's time for Troopers Ethan Brandt and Gabriel Donnelly to have a bachelor party. Ethan's older brothers are excited, but Ethan is not. As a straight guy who fell in love with another man, the whole ritual is fraught with complications, and he struggles to reconcile newly granted marriage equality with old traditions. Brandt and Donnelly work to help James and Oliver find their way to happiness while pulling off the bachelor party of the year.
