Seasons of Love Volume Two (Seeds of Dawn)

Summer As Spring gives way to the heat of Summer, Sidney Wilks and Grady Nash settle into their new lives in a Chicago suburb. Trying to fit in to his new surroundings, Nash becomes friends with his co-workers at the garage. The only hitch is he has to go back into the closet he?d finally escaped. With Sidney working long hours, Nash doesn?t feel the need to expose his relationship to guys who wouldn?t understand. The dual-life leads to misunderstandings and hurt feelings, forcing Nash to make a life changing decisions. With Nash battling to find a purpose away from the ranch he loved, Sidney?s busy enduring long hours in an office he hates. With his prize-winning building completed, Sidney?s creativity is put to use designing buildings that don?t inspire him. When an opportunity to design the building of his dreams presents itself, Sidney?s loyalties are put to the ultimate test. Will he reach for his dream and uproot Nash from a life he?s finally settling into, or will he sacrifice his personal goals for the good of the man he loves? Fall For over ten years, Sidney Wilks and Grady Nash have devoted their lives to each other. With their relationship solid and thriving, they each turn their attention to their careers. Nash loves his job as a day trader but hates what it?s doing to his body. The hours of sitting in front of a computer combined with his love of beer begin to take a toll on his aging body. Worried that he?ll lose Sidney to the hot muscled construction worker his partner works closely with, Nash decides to get his body back into shape, no matter the cost to his overall health. After the death of his father, Sidney is so busy dealing with the years of hurt and betrayal at the hands of Jackson Wilks that he doesn?t notice the warning signs of Nash?s dangerous new lifestyle. When Nash?s sex drive falters, Sidney turns the rebuffs inward instead of looking at the bigger picture. It will take the counsel of a close friend to open Sidney?s eyes to what is really going on, but will it be too late?