Seasons of Love: Book Four For over ten years, Wyatt Dolan defined himself as the lover of Howard Wallace. Howard made sure Wyatt's self-worth depended on that role. So when Howard dumps him, he is lost at sea in a storm without a rudder. If it wasn't for his supportive friends, he doesn't know what he'd do. Finally, after a series of disasters, he escapes to Camp Sanctuary--a sacred place to him--where he can be alone, try to put his past behind him, and find a new direction for his life. Kevin Owens is a lonely man. He is very intelligent--several apps he created have gone on to make him a comfortable living--but he is also quite shy and is uncomfortable making conversation. The death of his dear friend and former lover after a long illness leaves him grieving, confused, and adrift. Then a dream guides him to Camp Sanctuary, only to find that the one cabin with a wood-burning stove has already been reserved. And worse, by a man he's had a secret crush on for years--Wyatt Dolan. When a snowstorm knocks out power at the Camp, Wyatt and Kevin must share the same cabin to stay warm, and very soon, magickal things begin to happen.