The Chase — Erin O'Quinn

Brew Lloyd, openly gay, returns to his hometown of Noble, Nevada, to live in his parents' home while they travel to see his dying uncle. Brew's been gone since graduation, avoiding his gay-hating father, yet all the while taking the money offered to him almost as a bribe from his father for not accepting him or his sexual orientation. Upon his return, his lawyer-father maneuvers him into securing a summer job at a ranch called The Chase. There, Brew finds himself face-to-face with an old fantasy -- the rancher's son Chase, former football hero at the local high school, a soft-spoken and dynamite-looking young man.

Chase has struggled with his sexuality for years, and has shunned dating in favor of staying on the ranch. Unable to come to terms with his frequent fantasies of a young man he'd secretly admired in high school, Chase pours his emotions into hidden erotic writing. But now, when he sees Brew again after many years, he's forced to confront his hot desire for the glib guy who's not shy about his own sexual preference.

As these two men grow closer, two other men stand in their way. The first is a federal agent, who taunts Chase with the news that part of the ranch is being reclaimed by the BLM, the agency that owns most of Nevada's rangeland and mining concerns. The other man is Brew's lawyer-father, who's been helping long-distance in the fight against the BLM, and who cannot guess that his own son Brew is having an affair with a manly ex-football player.

Can two sensuous young men expose the crooked federal agent, cope with a hateful parent's prejudice, and still find unbridled joy together?