Justin and Ricky have placed an ad in the dating section of the newspaper, exploring the possibility of a third partner in their relationship.  Kell is a reporter and wants to know why a solid couple like Justin and Ricky would take the risk of hurting each other by bringing someone else into their relationship.  He sets up a meeting with them, expecting to find two needy men with big issues. What he finds is so much more.  Being a gay man himself, Kell doesn’t expect to find Justin and Ricky attractive. But he does, if he would just allow himself to take a chance.

Rob Knight explores workings of a gay relationship in Couple Seeking Friendship.  Kell couldn’t understand Ricky and Justin’s motivation for placing the ad, but by the end of the book, he wanted to be that third person.  Rob Knight brought alive the characters of Justin and Ricky so much that I could hear them talking in my head.  They were a great couple with lots of love to share and I am glad that they shared it with Kell. He so needed to be a part of their family.

Rob Knight has penned a delightful read with Couple Seeking Friendship.  I would like to read more from this author.