The Odd Throuple by Jess Whitecroft

When writer Jack loses his husband he knows he can always rely on his best friend Alex, even if Alex is on his third twentysomething girlfriend in as many months because he can’t cope with the gruesome prospect of turning forty.
It’s been a hard road, but a year later things are looking up – widowed Jack is just starting to think about moving on, and even Alex’s midlife crisis appears to be simmering down when he triumphantly announces that he’s finally dating a grown-up.
And then along comes David.
Sexy, adventurous, funny David makes Jack wonder if it might even be time to think about romance again, but David has some secrets of his own, not least that he’s already dating a newly out bisexual named Alex. Add a prosthetic leg, a doorstep moment of awkwardness, and a basement power cut, and soon the three are tangled up in enough coincidences and misunderstandings to give even the most hardened conspiracy theorist a headache.

Death, divorce, disability – life comes hard for the men in this unconventional romantic comedy of errors, absurdities, and things you should never ever do with an uncooked chicken.