Curtain Call by Max Hudson

What’s the best way to get over a hard breakup? Directing a low-budget high school musical, of course!
At least, that’s where lovable drama teacher Jeff Martin’s mind goes. Jeff has a heart of gold, a looming internet scandal on the horizon, and a horde of talented teenagers at his command, but none of that seems quite as important as his monumentally bad track record with guys. At this rate, it seems like Jeff is destined to die alone, without even a pet to keep him company.
That is, until Luke Davis comes around. Kind, sexy, and full of enthusiasm, Luke is just the kind of southern gentleman Luke is looking for. There’s just one problem; Luke’s son, who also happens to be one of Jeff’s students, doesn’t know that his dad is bi, and Luke intends on keeping it that way. The two men try their best to make the relationship work anyway, but secrets have a way of getting out—especially when social media is involved—and it doesn’t take long before Jeff becomes an accidental gay icon.
Can Jeff and Luke’s love survive in the face of all this public scrutiny and teen angst, or will Jeff go back to being #ForeverAlone?