Truck Me

Trev Harding is a truck driver in his forties who loves having sex with a different twink every night. The only exception to this is one-time trick Grant Hess, a mid-thirties forklift operator on his daily route who could pass for twenty-three. Trev's life takes a startling turn when he's told by his latest conquest that the guys at his usual pickup spot see him as a shallow, dirty old man, and pathetic. Tail tucked between his legs, Trev is forced to do some soul-searching and asks the one man who might be willing to give him some advice -- Grant. Their frank conversation leads to an unexpected development, and Trev might be willing to try something new, if he can get over his insecurities.

Adrian Mitchell is miserable. His boyfriend, Brandon Perez, cheated on him, so he kicks him out of the house. But when a friend points out that Brandon's cheating is a symptom of a deeper issue - Adrian being a control freak - he has to face some harsh truths about himself. Yes, Brandon made a huge mistake, but Adrian isn't a peach, either. To get Brandon back, Adrian will have to open up about his past, and why he's always been afraid to give away control to anyone. He'll have to convince Brandon that he's willing to change, because he can't live without him anymore, cheating be damned. He needs Brandon to come home.

Derrick Choi hasn't had sex in months, and he's about to explode. While he's happy that his brother Joey is finally getting the care he needs, the stress of the daily grind, recalcitrant customers, and life in general has taken its toll. At the end of a rough day, he decides to unwind at a club and is surprised when the lead guitarist of the band turns out to be the manager at one of his delivery stops. Paul Fontana is a sexy older man who takes what he wants, with no apologies. He's had his eye on Derrick for a while, and finally gets to know him up close and personal. Both men find out that they have a special chemistry and must decide whether to leave things as a two-night stand or pursue something serious. It could be, though, that they have all the time in the world.

Joseph "Joey" Choi has been to hell and back. A war veteran, he was in a bad place for a long time until his brother Derrick got him the help he needed. Joey figures the least he can do is learn how to do things on his own, for a change. His first step is to apply for a job at a farm. Barrimore "Bear" Lancett, the farm's foreman, is larger than life and seriously hot. And God, those dimples! Both Bear and Joey a "moment," but Joey immediately pushes the wayward, intimate thoughts aside, convinced he's not relationship material, much less with his boss. That doesn't stop Bear from trying, but he has to convince Joey to take a chance on them, and maybe find his new normal.

Martin Wesley's job as a CFO is very stressful. All he seems to do lately is work, with no end in sight. But one morning he answers a knock on his door and comes face to face with a social worker and a sad little girl named Samantha Wesley ... his niece. Martin is her only next of kin, and he has no idea what to do. In steps daycare worker Ryan Gentles, who is very understanding and helpful, and Martin is beyond grateful. It doesn't hurt that the man is cute as a button, too. With his heart pulled in two directions, Martin has to make a choice: continue to be a pawn in his company's games or find a new purpose by taking care of his niece, quitting his job, and reaching out for a love he never thought possible.

All four stories in J.D. Walker's best-selling Truck Me series are available now for the first time in one box set! Contains the stories: Truck Me All Night Long -- Trev Harding is in his forties and loves screwing around with pretty, young men. But when he finds out what they really think of him, he's forced to re-think his life. Trev asks for advice from the one man who is an exception to his twink rule -- Grant Hess. Their frank discussion leads to an unexpected friendship, and maybe more. Truck Me All Day Long -- Adrian Mitchell kicked his boyfriend Brandon out of the house for cheating on him, but his self-righteousness rings hollow when he finds out why Brandon did something so drastic. The truth hurts, but Adrian has to decide whether love and forgiveness -- and being less of a control freak -- are enough to win back the heart of the man he can't live without, mistakes be damned. Truck Me How I Like It -- Derrick Choi needs release in the worst way, especially after the kind of day he's had. When he decides to unwind at a favorite club, he encounters the manager from one of his delivery stops and sees him in a whole new light. Paul Fontana is older and just plain hot. When these two men get up close and personal, they find out there could be more than a one-night stand in their future. Maybe. Truck Me Back to Normal -- Joey just wants to find his new normal now that he's back on his feet, thanks to his brother. But Bear, his new boss, is distracting, and Joey doesn't know what to do with the attraction he hasn't felt in so long. So, he ignores it. That, however, doesn't stop Bear from trying to convince Joey to take a chance on them, no matter what.