About the book: year / "When he kisses me, I feel at home. It’s like I’ve finally found what I’ve been looking for all my life.” A major investor's company is interested in financing Clay's latest project, which he is very happy about. At least until he realizes that the investor not only thinks Clay is gay, but also wants him to invite his boyfriend to the ski resort on Valentine's Day and present the project to the rest of the board of directors. Cassie complains that she can't find someone to accompany a new client of Valentine Inc. on a business trip, and Trevor agrees to help her best friend. After all, he owes Cassie a lot, and her job as a branch manager for a dating service means a lot to her. And nothing will happen if he pretends to be a straight guy's boyfriend for one weekend? Especially if he can ski for free. Trevor is the perfect boyfriend. And soon the lines between pretending and real feelings blur and make Clay wonder if maybe he's not as straight as he always thought. None of them knows for sure what is real and what is for show. But Trevor is sure of one thing: when Clay kisses him, it doesn’t feel like it’s all for the sake of the project; when Clay kisses him, it feels like he's kissing him for real.