J.P. Bowie 
Fear of Flying 

When Adam meets Jack in an airport bar, suddenly the friendly skies become a whole lot more than just ‘friendly’.Adam Ritchie is afraid of flying. So much so that as soon as he clears security in San Diego airport he heads straight for the bar. Only, on this day he meets Jack Brenner, a man who is about to change his life, perhaps forever. The two men bond over a drink. Adam explains his fear of flying, telling Jack that the only reason he is getting on a plane is to attend his twin brother s wedding in Seattle. Jack offers to save him a seat next to him, so he can allay his fears through the takeoff and landing. Adam doesn t expect Jack to also hold his hand, and really doesn t expect a kiss from this attractive stranger, but isn t about to refuse either one.Jack proposes they meet again when they return to San Diego, but an impatient Jack shows up at Adam s brother s wedding and they take their mutual desire to the next level. When Adam returns home he looks forward to another date with Jack at the end of the week, but he must suddenly return to Seattle when a friend in distress calls for help.Adam at first sees this as another opportunity to connect with Jack again, but sometimes thoughts and actions can be misunderstood and not everything always goes according to plan. Adam finds he must choose between loyalty to an old friend and the attraction he feels for a relative stranger.