Private Practice: Straight To Gay Doctor Romance Small Town MM

Channing isn’t gay. Neither am I. The reason we’re sleeping together? It was the stress of those 16-hour shifts, seven days straight that did it. At the end of the day, we’re both medical professionals. We know how anatomy works and what pent up bodies need. Gender and sexuality don’t really play into the mechanics, so why let it get in the way of available resources? It’s just a way to feel someone’s touch on your skin. Fall asleep next to something warm. Wake up to something other than a stone cold pillow on the other side of the bed. Nothing more.****PRIVATE PRACTICE is Book 1 of the Beneath The Scrubs 3-part series.For more context, check out the series blurb What do you do when seven years invested into med school feels like an awful mistake and the entire year of residency is a groundhog day of sleepy horror? When brand new doctor Channing Quinlan can’t take another minute of this hellish existence, he turns to his best friend via proximity, Armin Valencia, to propose a move out to the countryside. What’s not to love about being in the middle of nowhere, population not-a-lot, to do family medicine? Because rural doctors work nine to five. Rural doctors get to enjoy the great outdoors on weekends. Rural doctors make bank and have tons of work life balance. The only thing these two rural doctors have to worry about is finding girls under the age of 85 to date and have sexy times with. Until that happens, at least they have each other as convenient, very straight, extra handsome bed warmers. This arrangement works out amazingly well until Channing invites Armin on a holiday back home to Australia. All of a sudden, they’re surrounded by an abundance of hot, sun-kissed girls, way too much alcohol, and a language that does a terrible job of pretending to be English, that Armin simply can’t get his head around. What could possibly go wrong?