A month earlier, Jason and his friends Ken, Bart, and Davey decided to prove to their friend and softball teammate Jen that she was a desirable woman by sleeping with her.  After some wild times, Ken and Jen realized they were in love, paired off, and got married.  While he’s happy for them, their marriage leaves Jason a little lonely.  He’s on the hunt for some female companionship when Davey makes an intriguing offer—a ménage with a woman he picked up at the reception venue.

Jason goes for it, and finds the experience unexpectedly hot.  Hot enough, in fact, that when Davey suggests another ménage Jason agrees.  What will happen when Jason begins to realize he’d rather ditch the woman and just be with Davey?

I’m not much for ménage stories as a rule, but I liked Two Man Team.  Jason is an attractive, sweet Southern boy who loves sex, and women, but wants something more.  He’s astonished to find himself so attracted to his best friend, prickly computer geek Davey.  I thought Jason dealt with his confusion very well, given the strange circumstances he finds himself in.  Davey is controlled and closed off, except when he’s having sex.  The ménage scenes were hot.  As Jason’s feelings deepened, dealing with the ménages grew more complicated, and Davey kept upping the stakes.  I empathized with Jason’s struggle to understand his feelings, and the outcome is both sweet and satisfying.  I think both ménage fans and fans of gay romance will find a lot to like in Two Man Team.

(Disclaimer: I haven’t read One for the Team, the previous story, but aside from some references which were fairly well explained, Two Man Team stands alone quite well.)