UK – 1985

James MacKay seems to have everything one could wish a well-paying job as one of London’s ‘City Boys’, a fancy flat in Chelsea, a beautiful girlfriend. But his heart is aching for something else entirely – or rather someone.

Twelve years ago, he had to leave his home on the Isle of Skye, fleeing to London after being disowned by his homophobic father.

However, he didn't only leave behind the breathtaking wilderness and solitude of Skye, but also his best friend, the boy he lost his heart Kieran Brodie.

Kieran is perfectly content with his life as a fisherman on Skye, with his large family, and the orange tabby cat he shares his little cottage with. He isn’t lacking anything, despite his Ma’s constant nagging to finally get married; or so he thinks.

Until Jamie, his childhood best friend, shows up again to attend his father’s funeral – and old feelings resurface.

All James ever wanted is to be with Kieran, but Kieran first has to figure out in what way he wants Jamie…