When Sean Waters got his MBA, he didn’t think he’d end up working for his demanding dad as one of his car salesmen. The only upside is Jackson Rayburn, the General Manager of the car dealership, a guy Sean has always had a secret crush on. After a memorable test drive, both men fear they’ll lose their jobs if they pursue a relationship, but what’s more important? This 59-page short story was sweet, slightly spicy, and predictable with two nice-guy leads. As the story is told from Sean’s POV, there wasn’t much time or space to develop Jackson’s character, but there was reasonable insight into Sean. I felt the road block to happiness resolved fairly easily in the end so while the story was pleasant enough, it lacked depth or oomph. Audio narrator Michael Giorgio did a good job with some nice southern accents.