Geoff and Fuzzy are thrown together on a dinner 'date' so their bosses can date each other. Fuzzy is exactly what Geoff is looking for: Big, muscular and very hairy. Also fun and easygoing. He just happens to be straight.
When Fuzzy has to crash with Geoff for the night some unexpected gay porn leads to unexpected opportunities.

It's a rather short piece, but I really loved this little book. I didn't read the other two parts, though, so the characters where all new to me.

I just love Fuzzy and Geoff and their interaction. All the banter and innuendo (intentional or not) is really fun. I just really liked how the two of them interact and joke with each other.
Fuzzy (or Teddy) can come off as a bit grumpy, but he's really very easygoing and sensible, but also likes to joke around. And he can be surprisingly shy.
Geoff is a bit more emotional and outgoing. He can be a bit over-dramatic, but also very sensitive and sweet.
I was very happy it was not insta-love for once. Ok, they get close rather fast, but I don't think they talk about love even once in the whole book.

I thought the sex scenes where pretty hot, I like the very authentic vibe. I also love that Fuzzy doesn't freak out afterwards and is pretty accepting about being gay (well, bi, rather) now.
And it has one of my favorite parts about GFY, the coming out to family, friends and coworkers.
I thought the scene where he comes out to his parents is just hilarious. His dad is great, and I liked that his mom was not instantly ok with it, but also not a total asshole about it (just mostly, I guess).

It's just a really warm, comforting book.