Edwin Eric is a self-made man. In his early thirties, he's out, proud, and more worried about the effects of winter salt on his Gucci loafers than settling down. Dramatic and very fashion conscious, he's landed his dream job as a fashion consultant, but he's not taking the job any more seriously than he takes his hook-ups. Edwin has only one type: willing. He can't imagine any man could ever change his mind. Guillermo Cruz has known love and the pain of losing it. In his fifties, father to a grown daughter and owner of the hottest restaurant in Indianapolis, he's a solid kind of man in both looks and temperament. He's as comfortable with his sexuality as he is with accepting whatever life throws at him. He isn't looking for love but he isn't averse if the right man comes along. Edwin Eric is definitely not the right man. For Edwin and Guillermo- the timing couldn't be worse. But when Edwin is forced to change his ways or lose his job, it's Guillermo's cool, collected calmness that provides an unexpected oasis. Can a change of pace lead to love?