Spencer is sitting on the balcony of his boss' apartment, hiding and waiting for his best friend to join him so they can drink champagne. Marshall comes onto the balcony to take a phone call. Spencer hears the call then quiet. He sees Marshall has climbed over the railing. Afraid Marshall may jump, he leaves his hiding place and starts talking to Marshall pulling back from the edge. Thus begins their romance with its many bumps along the way because of baggage both carry from their pasts. Can they make it?

I enjoyed this story. Spencer's dream had me worked up bad. So the author did his job and pulled me into Spencer and Marshall's world and made me care about them. I abhorred Joey, Marshall's ex, and knew what he was going to do when he appeared on Marshall and Spencer's date. He also had other scenes where my abhorrence was right on spot. I loved Spencer's friend, Bev. She was open most of the time but could keep a secret or two. I also liked Darcy, Marshall's agent. She was open and honest and what you saw was what you got. I liked the concern Bev and Darcy showed the couple when tragedy occurs (I saw that coming also.) Spencer's family was good for laughs.

I found this to be a good story. I plan on reading more of Mr. Lancaster. ( )