I’m a stickler for reading numerically, but honestly, there is no confusion if you happen to read this one before say, Better Than Good. The Better Than Stories series are all standalone books and can be read in any order. So what’s the missing link? Friendship, admiration, respect and ultimately trust. The Odd Couple scenario in real life doesn’t always make for a happy ending. They find along the way that affection and esteem pair very well with an intense physical attraction. Compassion and a shoulder to lean on when times get tough.

It’s about what the bond of friendship brings out in each man. Time spent watching baseball becomes the springboard to a newfound friendship.Ĭurt and Jack’s story isn’t just about falling for a friend. In fact, the hunky man with the Harley and tats is a bit of baseball fanatic. It’s one thing to go with the flow, but Curt is pretty sure Jack is out of his league. And when he offers Curt a ride home on his Harley, he’s proven correct. When Curt meets Jack he knows at first sight this is no ordinary man. Inhibitions are low and sometimes what might be considered reckless behavior doesn’t seem like such a bad idea in the heat of the moment. In Better Than Friends, it all begins at a wedding. People have their favorites now and have opinions about possible directions for book #4. (It actually hit #1 on Amazon’s LGBT Bestseller list!) It’s been so fun to see the wonderful response of a growing readership who love these guys from DC. A lot has happened between July 2013 and July 2014! My third book and most recent, Better Than Friends was released last month. AQGĪlmost exactly one year ago, I came to your site as a first time published author to chat about my first book, Better Than Good, Andy. Read on for more about Better Than Friends then go buy the book. All of them are set in DC so I’m hoping one day she’ll come do research again in DC and I can take her to dinner. Meet Lane Hayes: Today she’s here to talk about her latest book – Better Than Friends which is the third in her “ Better Than” series.

(And in April I got to meet her in person so that was pretty cool) For those who don’t know much about her (and if you don’t have been under a rock?) here’s the interview we did about a year ago to bring you up to speed. Lane Hayes is one of those people who I liked before I ‘met’ her. One of the many benefits of writing is the people you meet.

A Kind of Truth by Lane Hayes