Family Dinner
[Book]

When the story opens, Dave is frantically trying to get ready for their dinner guest, Keith, a friend and associate. Keith’s been over to the house before, but this time it’s different. This time Keith is Dave’s date. There’s been an awareness of attraction between the two friends, and Dave feels that it’s time to move things to the next level. Dave’s still nervous though, because it’s been sometime since he’s been with someone.Then there are his five-year-old twin girls, Mona and Lisa, and that was the whole intention behind the dinner date, to see how Keith and the girls would get along.

At eleven pages, the story’s short and consisting of two scenes, but this teasing read is still quite enjoyable, leaving us with the feeling that Dave and Keith are headed for something more. Sean delightfully captured Dave’s first date jitters, the situation even more amusing since the men were already well acquainted. The twins are only in the one scene, obviously, since the second scene is the sex scene, but Sean warmly and accurately characterized Mona and Lisa with their five-year-old enthusiasm and unconcerned attitudes when they caught their Daddy kissing another man. Dave and Keith are your typical Sean Michael guys, sexy as all get out and strongly attracted to each other. There’s plenty of talking and touching, the men straightforward in expressing their feelings, their conversation intermingled with sweet, deep kisses. Then when the kiddies are put to bed, the boys do deliciously play.