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Audiobooks Narrated by Julio Maxwell
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"As the eldest brother, Andrew King knows his purpose: be what everyone else needs. By day, he balances finances, and keeps the family peace and by night, he finds his own peace. When a new man crashes into his life with the speed of a hockey puck, he's unprepared to discover, unlike his perfect spreadsheets, love doesn't follow a formula."
"Noah Rossi met Atticus King in the worst year of his life.
While everything around him was falling apart, Atticus stood out like a lifeline. They were nothing alike, but Noah was drawn to him, to the quiet warmth he never believed he deserved.
Now, two years later, they're finally finding their way back to each other. Picking up the pieces of a love that never really ended, Noah and Atticus are trying to move forward. But rebuilding trust doesn't erase the wreckage left behind, and Noah's past still lingers in the shadows of everything they're trying to become.
As their relationship deepens, the story shifts between present day and the past, revealing the grief, trauma, addiction, and emotional scars Noah has spent years trying to outrun. Slowly, piece by piece, he begins to heal, not just for Atticus, but for himself.
A companion novel to Echoes of Us, Becoming Us is an MM story about recovery and redemption. About choosing love in the aftermath of destruction. About learning that you can be broken and still be worthy.
And that sometimes, the hardest person to forgive is yourself.
Contains mature themes."
"'You've always been my choice.'
For as long as Isabel Rivera can remember, she has been completely infatuated with Daniel Ríos. A shame, not only because he is her oldest brother's rival and painfully indifferent to her existence, but also because he hasn't shown himself in their small town since he first took off eight years ago.
Now, just back from college, Isabel is once again living on her family's ranch, as well as under their supervision, when she learns she's not the only one to recently return home. She's also not the only one sneaking glances when they shouldn't be.
From the moment they set eyes on one another again, Daniel and Isabel can't seem to stay apart. However, with family expectations and echoes from Daniel's past following them wherever they go, the question quickly becomes not whether they can keep their relationship a secret but whether they'll be able to keep each other if they don't.
Contains mature themes."
"She had one rule: no boyfriends til she was twenty-five. But he had a plan, one that could change everything.
Vidia's plan was simple but after meeting the captain of the baseball team, Sire Griffin, she realizes it's going to be harder than she thought to keep her no-boyfriend rule in place. When she finally breaks this rule due to one persistent man, all comes tumbling down. Hearts are broken. Backs are stabbed. The trust is gone.
Fast forward to the present, four years later, Sire gets injured before the season and his physical therapist is the woman he hates. They're both holding grudges from the past. The mere presence of the other boils their blood.
When the two of them find out what really happened four years ago, will they be able to rekindle the old flame or will it all come crashing down again?"
"Charlie King:
As free-spirited as he is chaotic, Charlie's rules to art and relationships are as follows: 1) get messy and 2) move on to the next piece. He lives for the thrill of the new, on canvas or in bed, and just because he's over 30 doesn't mean he needs to settle down. When a pretty boy wearing a scowl and a skirt upends Charlie's life, he brings one more rule: don't fall in love. But when feelings splatter and paint spills, Charlie has to decide if his rules still apply.
Eden Montgomery:
Nothing in life is permanent. That Eden knows to be true. A safe haven baby abandoned into a broken foster care system that didn't know how to handle a queer, gender non-conforming kid, Eden's used to being discarded and used. At twenty years old, Eden's clawed his way out of his traumatic past with paint chipped nails, a myriad of invisible scars, and mismatched tattoos. He doesn't want or need anyone new in his life, but when a free spirited artist who isn't put off by Eden's prickly exterior finds his way past Eden's defenses and into his heart, there's only one thing left for Eden to figure out, if he's willing to risk everything for love or if he's going to do what he's always done—run."
"Training my Human: I never suspected the lava rock I threw into the firepit was actually an egg. Claims he's a dragon. Says when he grows strong enough, he wants to rule the world.
I'm not about to hand over my new pet, but how's a woman who inks tattoos for a living supposed to keep a dragon safe? Can I keep my dragon out of the clutches of those who'd steal him for personal gain?
Serving my Dragon: I found a half-drowned lizard while hiking, but the hungry reptile isn't the only thing I picked up in Charcani Chico. Kayleigh, a beautiful and curvy woman with amnesia, needs my help, too. First off, turns out the little lizard I came across is a dragon.
That won't be easy because it turns out Kayleigh's amnesia wasn't caused by an accident. To keep both Pollita and Kayleigh safe, we end up hiding out in the jungle for a while. However, trouble ends up finding us in our piece of paradise.
Taming my Human: Being a grumpy ex-soldier means I like being alone. Somehow I end sheltering a single mom on the run with her kid—and a talking lizard.
Nicky and her toddler, escaping an abusive situation and looking for a fresh start. Percy, the reptile who turns out to be a dragon and needs constant feeding and protection. I might have retired from action, but that doesn't mean I've forgotten how to track down the enemy and make them pay.
Contains mature themes."
"Wed him. Bed him. Slit his throat.
I killed the king. Crowned myself in his blood, but the curse still festers.
To break it, I need Death, on his knees, a ring on his finger. My blade at his throat.
The god fights me to the grave, evades my touch, mocks my wanting.
He would rather tear himself apart than let me close enough to end this. But I didn't come this far to lose. I came to crown him mine.
Welcome to your wedding, my love."
"Jason King: Jason King has everything he could ever want—an amazing best friend, great relationships with his family, a job he loves, and the best fur babies in the whole world. He doesn't need a partner to share that with, and the burn in his chest when his baby brother snuggles up to his lifelong best friend is definitely indigestion and not jealousy, thanks. But when he self-appoints himself as the new English teacher's welcoming committee and catches unexpected feelings, it throws everything he thought he knew about himself into chaos.
Emerson Miller: Emerson Miller has always known he's different—people have told him so his entire life. As a high-masking autistic person, he's spent years trying to fit in, but now, he's ready to embrace his true self. Moving to Southern California for his dream teaching job is his chance to unmask and carve out his own path. With the support of his new friend and fellow teacher, Jason King, it finally feels possible. That is, as long as he doesn't fall in love first.
Make the Play features a golden retriever football coach who thinks he's straight until he meets the new introverted, autistic English teacher at his high school. Expect a bisexual awakening, the sweetest of first times, neuroaffirming love, and a guaranteed HEA."
"Wed me. Bed me. Slit my throat.
Born in dirt, raised in rot, I dig graves for the dead, while the living decay around me.
When my brother coughs blood, he appears.
A man too polished for the graveyard, with a bargain too cruel for the light: Seduce the King. Become the Queen. Die. And my brother lives.
Kael is a nightmare of living ruin, the rotting ruler of a festering realm. And Vale is his shadow, the cold architect of my demise.
One man needs my heart to beat. The other plans to stop it forever.
They think I'm a pawn. But I'm the gravedigger's daughter. And I know exactly where to bury them. Welcome to the funeral."
"Alexander King:
Handsome, popular and a D1 soccer star, Alexander King appears to have it all. He's just hiding one (or two, or three) little secrets, like the fact that he's still in love with his older brother's best friend Theo, he doesn't actually want to play soccer anymore, and that at twenty-one, he's still a virgin. When unexpected circumstances bring him and Theo together, it's a recipe for heartache, but Alec is sure that he can handle it. He just needs to make sure the jenga tower of secrets he's been keeping doesn't topple over and ruin everything.
Theodore James:
At twenty-nine, Theodore James has the kind of stable life his childhood self could only dream of. Sure, the only person he lets into his life is Jason, the best friend he's had since he was seven, and his sole form of companionship is one-night stands, but he's content. Mostly. When Jason requests his help, Theo doesn't hesitate, even when that favor involves Jason's feisty, smoking hot little brother who's all grown up now. Theo can definitely handle Alexander King. Maybe."
"When Dahlia Andrews uprooted her life in Kansas to start over in Pacific Shores, the last thing she expected was to become wrapped up in one night of wicked passion with a nameless local. Even less expected? Said stranger happens to be her new boss. And the son of her only friend in town. And her brother-in-law . . . in-law? Whatever Everett Ramos is to her, it's too complicated to be more than their one-night-stand. Dahlia has enough on her plate: a new job, familial turmoil, and raising her daughter alone. But when the chaos of her life begins to spill over, Everett may be the only person who can save her.
Everett Ramos never cared about much beyond his family and his business . . . until a hurricane of storm-blue eyes and mile-long legs barreled into his best friend's bar and turned his entire life upside down. Dahlia Andrews is complicated and stubborn, with an iron cage built around her fragile heart. All it took was one night with her to leave him craving more. So when she comes to him for help keeping her toxic father at bay, he finds himself leaping at any excuse to get closer to her. While Dahlia insists their arrangement is all business, Everett can't deny their orbital pull. He's all in, but can she be convinced this wild love is worth the risk?
Contains mature themes."
"*INTERCONNECTED STANDALONE*
While Aodhan and Sierra’s story has come to an end (or a new beginning), Aislan’s story will continue in Resilient, a stand-alone novel.
Aislan made a deal, his life in exchange for his brothers. At the time, it had seemed like a good idea, but now it has sunk in that he has to spend the rest of his 400-some years with none other than Typhon, Sidhe’s one and only snake shifter. To make matters worse, Sceach Gheal, Typhon’s home, doesn’t contain much to do. There’s no sitting area, no library, heck, there aren’t even proper servants, just some small, ornery dragons Typhon keeps around to do his dirty work.
But when Typhon receives terrible news one day, it looks like Aislan might be the only one who can help. Will these two be able to bridge the gap and become friends, or more? Or will they remain enemies? And what happens when someone from the past comes back to haunt them? Find out in Resilient, an all-new adult M/M forced proximity romantasy."
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