Three Stars of the Game
Graham Callahan and Kellan Sutton have a good life. Their home in Mapleton, Massachusetts is cozy, their relationship steady, and their routines comforting. But when an old friend needs a place to crash after a roommate situation falls apart, they open their door without hesitation—unaware of just how much they’re inviting into their lives.
The quiet rhythms they’ve perfected soon shift as casual gestures deepen, silences gain weight, and stolen glances linger. Graham’s intuition whispers possibilities he never expected, while Kellan grapples with a protectiveness he can’t quite name.
Navigating friendship and attraction was already complicated enough. Throw in college hockey playoffs, hometown diners, and the watchful eyes of teammates and neighbors, and suddenly their carefully balanced world feels anything but predictable.
They thought their home was complete—but sometimes family isn’t found, it’s chosen, and it arrives when you least expect it.


A Word From The Author
Douglas Westwood writes queer romances that center around found family, emotional depth, and often the unmistakable thrill of hockey. Born and raised in the hockeyless warmth of Northwest Texas, Douglas manages to bring authenticity to every rink and relationship he crafts, blending humor, heart, and heat in equal measure.
When not dreaming up emotionally charged stories about love, friendship, and chosen family, Douglas can usually be found sipping tea, watching and playing hockey, or exploring indie bookstores. A passionate advocate for inclusive storytelling, Douglas’s novels invite readers to find themselves and their own journeys reflected within the pages.
Douglas lives with his husband, their son, and a very opinionated dog who insists on supervising every writing session.
Douglass Westwood
Storyteller, Husband, Dad, and Hockey Player + Fan
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