Platonic

Brandon Reynolds knows what it feels like to suffer unrequited feelings for a woman, and he has carried that pain for years. His experience makes him believe that it’s impossible for a man and a woman to know each other well without one of them wanting sex or love. He believes that the only way to have a successful platonic relationship is to pay someone to not want more.

Army vet Terri Edwards wants to make a lot of money in a hurry, then settle down and enjoy the fruits of her labors. And so she works in a new battlefield: the bedroom. If you want to be with her it’s going to cost you, because in her world a man has to pay for his pleasure. Then she meets Brandon, who claims he wants to pay her to be a friend to him without a physical or emotional connection.

When his wife Freda decided that she needed something different, Dr. Evan Michaels suffered the loss of the woman he had loved for most of his life. Now after two years Freda is back, and she wants to be friends. With benefits.

After divorcing Evan, Dr. Freda Michaels has come to realize that there is nothing wrong with the normal life she fled. She has learned that along with the excitement she craved comes emotional uncertainty. Now she wants to regain at least a part of what she gave away. If she can’t have a husband, she at least wants a friend she can trust with her heart and her body. One man knows both better than anyone.

Take a look at two couples, one new to each other, and one who have known each other for most of their lives. All will discover that when the bond between two people is stronger than their denials, platonic might not be good enough.