Resist Me by Emory Weste

Whoever claimed that opposites attract was smoking something. West and Lincoln couldn’t be more different. The only thing they have in common is their position on the football team, which will soon belong to West. He doesn’t need to fight for it, but he wants to. From the moment he met Lincoln, he wanted to challenge him, to prove himself worthy of taking his crown. Rivalry really was bitter and it could prove to be a dangerous game.
When the last game of the season concludes, West isn’t sure what to think of his former teammate. He assumed they wouldn’t see each other anymore, but they just keep running into each other- at his apartment, on campus, and in coffee shops. And when he really stops to think about it, he wonders if there’s more to Lincoln than his star quarterback status. The question is: how much does he care?
West is a firm believer in the fluidity of attraction, but when he finds himself grappling with whatever is growing between them, he has to confront more than just his sexuality. Between school, Lincoln, and the arrival of his sister in Seattle, there are too many variables at play, too many things that can go wrong, and ways for him to fail. If he can’t find balance, he might just let his greatest fears consume him.