But Aaron has a pretty bad past experience with social workers and he doesn't like when Joey tries to psychoanalyze him: if Joey wants to stay with him and share his bed, good, but when it's day everyone toward their different path and not mingle with personal matters (like if sex wasn't personal.). Yes since Joey is always ready to jump from an ex boyfriend to a new one, and he did so also this time the lucky chosen is Aaron, a paramedic he meets when he is involved in a car accident, the first of a series of accidents that convince Aaron that it's better if Joey remains with him till he is not again in full health. is it true? or maybe Joey is fearing commitment like he is accusing his new boyfriend to do? Despite his independent attitude, for me Joey has still some personal issues to resolve before he is ready to build something steady with a partner. And instead he is a social worker, a man who really likes kids, someone who always cares for the other, he probably wants so much a family. someone could think that Joey is a bit of a slut. despite the apparently happiness of that couple, when Collision Course begins, Joey has just moved in a new city and moved on his relationship with Mark. Joey is a spin off character from Diving in Deep: he was Noah's ex boyfriend and in that book he was in a new relationship with Mark, a leatherman with the body of a bear and the character of a teddy bear. If you decide to read this book, plan it when you have time, since it's more than 240 pages long and probably you will not want to let it down till the end. Elisa_rolle Best Contemporary Novel (1° place) and Best Overall Gay Novel (3° place) at the 2009 Rainbow Awards

Bad Behavior by K.A. Mitchell