The Fishermen

At twenty-five, Leland Meadows has a structured life guided by four strict rules aimed at avoiding emotional pain. However, when he takes a catering job for a major event, he encounters Franklin Kincaid, a man grappling with a midlife crisis and unfulfilled desires. Their unexpected connection on a Seattle rooftop leads both men to confront their pasts and reexamine their lives. "The Fishermen" explores themes of age gap romance, possessiveness, and the search for second chances, and is the second book in the Infidelity series, though it can be enjoyed as a standalone.