Omri ruined Tripp's life and career. His reputation is shot. That doesn't mean they're done.

A stupid reality show. Tripp should have never agreed to do a celebrity season of Fresh Hell. But he honestly thought six weeks of ranch life and ridiculous challenges would be an easy million bucks in his pocket. As a pro football player, he thought he could skate through unscathed. Unfortunately, Tripp also never expects to find himself attracted to another contestant bent on winning, an overly cocky French actor named Omri, especially since Tripp has never wanted another man. He one hundred percent never expects the show and Omri to wreck his entire life.

Omri never meant to level Tripp's life. It was just a game. They were in a bubble while on the show. Their every move recorded for the world to see. He doesn't realize until they leave the ranch how much damage he's done. There's no way Omri will let Tripp suffer any consequences because of him. Now he just needs Tripp to cooperate and let him fix things. Oh, and Omri needs to figure out how to fall out of love with Tripp since there's zero chance the stubborn football star will choose him.

Fresh Hell might be the name of the show that started it all, but it's truly symbolic of the characters' lives in this series by author Charity Parkerson, where the men will face challenges they never expected. These are a combination of sports, bi-awakening, and several other sub genres with interconnecting characters. They are best when read in order.