Twenty-five years after Hanson Swaim left Forestville and broke his heart, he stayed, built a brewery, and became known as the town's most reliably single bachelor.
He had told himself he was done waiting for a man who would not leave the closet, and that he deserved someone who would choose him in the open.
At forty-six, he boards a gay cruise and finds Hanson there, older and tired, single, and finally out.
Seeing him pulls those twenty-five years straight back into the present.
With only a week at sea, he must decide whether he can trust the runner who once walked away with his heart again.
