After a grueling day of finals, Darien Walsh returns home to find all his belongings discarded on the curb. His homophobic stepfather has kicked him out of the only home he's ever known, leaving him reeling and alone. With no one else to turn to, Darien reaches out to his stepbrother, Bryan Stone—someone who can relate all too well to the pain of rejection after having been ousted from the same home years ago.

Dating has become a game for player Calvin Bellucci—a game in which he intends to come out on top. But beneath the cynicism is a broken man, who has been burnt one too many times and is grappling with his inner demons. His latest mark is Austin Wilde, a kind-spirited 25-year-old virgin he matched with on a dating app—someone whom he intends to get to know more intimately. Who will he find beneath the mask?

Samiel, a young guardian angel, is tasked with protecting Ben, a kindhearted man whose light shines brighter than any other. For decades, Samiel trained to follow the divine rules of angelhood, but nothing prepared him for the forbidden desires that stir when he watches over his charge. Ben's selflessness and humanity captivate Samiel, awakening emotions an angel should never feel. When danger strikes and Ben's life hangs by a thread, Samiel makes a choice that shatters celestial law—he reveals himself to save the man he was sworn to protect.

With his parents out of town for the week, Brett Edwards looks forward to having the house all to himself when he receives an unannounced visit from his father’s best friend and coworker, Eric Colson—the rugged man of Brett’s dreams.

It’s been nine years since Silas Locke became the full-time caretaker of his bedridden mother. Feeling suffocated by the repetition of his daily routine, he downloads a gay dating app and makes plans with a charming and handsome man, Brian, to meet up for just one night.

Is it wrong that I watch him? Leif Anderson seems like a friendly, kind, normal, boy-next-door type. Unlike me. His stalker, a creep who moved into the place next to his parents’ house to keep an eye on him. I’m not the bad guy, though. I’m the one who will protect him. The cops don’t believe he’s in danger. Maybe they’re right, and this is all in my messed-up head. I’ve been wrong before. And no matter how I justify this to myself, my motives aren’t entirely pure.

A weekend getaway at a private lake house with his best friend sounded like the perfect way to unwind after college finals. Except, what Ezra hadn’t accounted for was Greg’s father tagging along. Recently divorced and freshly single, Michael Shaw is hot-as-hell and irresistibly charming.

Fresh-faced and straight out of college, Sam Tate is looking to make a big impression at his new job at a prominent tech company and with his boss, Vivian Glass. So when she asks him to work overtime, he is more than eager to agree at first. But when Noel Lyons, his senior, volunteers to assist him, Sam is less than thrilled to be working with his biggest competition. After they wrap up for the night, they take the elevator only for a blackout to occur, leaving them trapped inside. As the air grows hot, their clothes come off, and things get hotter.

At home, alone with his stepbrother, Noah, Benji is persuaded into smoking his first joint, and it goes straight to his head, amplifying the feelings he shouldn't be feeling. After he turns in early for the night, Benji awakes from a terrible nightmare and is unable to fall back to sleep. So, he turns to and seeks comfort with the one person he knows he can depend upon. But Benji may soon find something more than he anticipated when Noah allows him into his bed. Because when the parents are away, the stepbrothers will play.

Trevor Parker and his best friend, Mike Thompson, have been accepted to NCSU and are one step closer to their ultimate goal: winning the gold medal for wrestling at the Olympics. To commemorate the occasion, Mike sends Trevor over to his house to grab something from his room, but when Trevor enters, he walks in on Mike’s father, Logan, while he’s changing. A year and a half have passed since the death of Logan’s wife, Carol. A year and a half gone since Logan stopped being their coach.