Sebastian Inlet offers four unique stories, all about men who seek another man's love. In each story there's adversity to be faced, and sometimes even danger. In "Sebastian Inlet," Tate Burrows pursues the affection of a fellow surfer, Grover, who has been deeply hurt in his past, and isn't sure he's ready to take a chance again. In "Fuck Me...Please," a Marine named Forrest, just discharged from service, finds himself homeless and broke in San Francisco. In exchange for lodgings, is he willing to surrender his virginity to Tyler, a naval submariner who's on shore leave for a week? In "First Roach Pond," a thunderstorm on a remote lake in Maine brings Beau together with Gordon Noyle. Passion quickly ignites between the two, but there's a problem: Gordon isn't really who he seems to be. "Winston Quirk" is set on a tropical Bahamian island, in 1975. When Dane Barger, a white college professor, rescues Winston Quirk, a young black man, from racist assailants in this all-white community, Dane's immediately attracted to Winston. Winston is certainly interested, but Dane hesitates to involve himself romantically with Winston, because of Winston's race. Follow all these men down the crooked paths they must navigate, in order to find the love they need.