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Rugged park ranger Drew Parker’s lonely existence changes forever when he rescues Mark, a man with amnesia who is apparently the victim of an accidental fall from the cliffs. Sparks fly immediately between Drew and Mark and their friendship becomes much more in front of a roaring fireplace. Their newfound romantic bliss is shattered when the truth about Mark’s accident is revealed and when his former life tries to reclaim him. Michael Aker's first film is an unashamed homage to gay love - a movie so passionate it will melt even the coldest heart. REVIEW Drew Parker is a gay forest ranger living in a remote mountain town with his brother and sister-in-law and the occasional lover just passing through. All that changes when he hears the cries of an anguished man in the mountains. Drew scoops Mark Reeves in his arms and rushes him to hospital. Other than a few scrapes, Mark has amnesia. Without memory of who he is--or supposed to be--Drew befriends him and takes him home to his rustic cabin. The sexual spark between the two guys is palpable from the beginning. There is a kiss and the instinctual pullback. They become lovers one night in front of a roaring fire. The brief romance changes when Drew's ranger brother discovers Mark's car and he is forced to deal with his life. This low budget indie is filled with romance, two attractive leading men and a romantic tale hot enough to melt even the coldest heart. Scott Cranin