"Caelyx: My life took a sharp dip last year when my billionaire dad confiscated my credit cards and kicked me out, demanding I get a business degree before I can come back. I didn't know how to deal, until I met Aspen Davis. He's prickly, moody, and his emotions are guarded more securely than Fort Knox, but I've never wanted anyone like I want him. He claims he's not into feelings or long term attachments, especially not with guys like me, who are used to having everything handed to them. When I finally start chipping away at his reservations, I discover we have a lot more in common than we thought. Can I convince him to get over his trust issues and realize we're perfect for each other?
Aspen: The last thing I need in my already chaotic life is a distraction like Caelyx Vane. We're in the same classes, have the same friends, and now I can't even get away from him at work. It's no secret that he has a giant crush on me, but I have to focus on keeping up my grades for my scholarship and supporting my sick mom. When he finally starts to sneak past my defenses, I realize he's not exactly the clueless idiot I'd thought. He actually knows how to quiet all the voices in my head so I can relax, for once. Still, I don't want to be a plaything for a nepo baby on a temporary break from his rich boy life. Part of me is desperate to give in to him, but he has to prove that he's more than he seems.
Fine Line is a guaranteed HEA dual 1st POV college romance featuring a black cat emo trans boy and the reformed player rich boy who is obsessed with him. Opposites attract, forced proximity, idiots to lovers, lots of spice and fluff, and an oddball friend group.
Contains mature themes."
"When Taylor accepts a dare to ask out the campus's most notorious player, he never expected Harrison to counter with his own challenge. What starts as a game of double-dare becomes a fake relationship that feels surprisingly real. But with both guys questioning everything they thought they knew about themselves, some dares might be worth losing.
Contains mature themes."
"Look, I'm not stupid. I'm just really bad at Statistics.
Bad enough that Coach is threatening to bench me if I don't pull my grades up. Bad enough that Professor Colby assigned me a tutor.
Enter Bennet Marlowe: certified genius, overpowered paladin in shiny armor, and the most annoyingly attractive guy I've ever failed to impress. He's all sharp edges and sharper wit, hiding behind oversized sweaters and reading glasses that have no business making me lose focus. He's also completely off-limits. It's hard to learn anything when all I can think about is whether he'd let me kiss him if I got the answer right.
And yet, I keep finding excuses to see him. Crashing his D&D night. Convincing him to see a movie with me when my date bails. Walking him home and standing too close on his doorstep. Kissing him clumsily near said doorstep.
And somewhere between pivot tables and probability, I'm starting to think maybe I'm not just bad at Statistics. I'm catastrophically bad at keeping my hands to myself.
I've got one semester to pass this class and keep my scholarship. Falling for my tutor is definitely not the kind of extra credit I signed up for.
Contains mature themes."
"She chose her family. He chose their dream. Now fate is giving them a second shot . . .
Five years ago, Nalani pushed me to take an offer from Lincoln University for a full ride, giving me a better shot at playing professional hockey. She promised to make the move with me then bailed at the last minute, breaking her promise and my heart.
Now she’s in my city, in my space, vying for a job in the Bears' organization, and trying to get my attention. But all I'm giving her is my back.
The old saying, 'Screw me once, shame on you. Screw me twice, shame on me,' rings in my head, but not as loudly as the memory of how hot we were together.
Contains mature themes."
"When I go home for the holidays, Santa has a secret waiting for me . . .
I wandered far and wide in search of happiness, never finding what I sought. When I return to Christmas Falls to lick my wounds, the last thing I expect is for Santa to send me a golden-haired, blue-eyed man I once called my best friend—the friend who was taken away from me when we were kids.
Milo Montgomery is back in town, and he doesn't wait for miracles to come to him. There's a special sort of magic in the way he spreads joy throughout our town.
His chocolate shop might be struggling, but that can't break his festive spirit. His optimism is contagious, and his cheerful mood makes me feel like I'm thirteen again, catching snowflakes on my tongue. As we walk down memory lane, recreating every Christmas Eve we spent together, our friendship becomes everything I've been missing.
Milo confesses I was his first and only love. But as a straight man, I can never love him the same way. Or can I? I'm beginning to question everything I thought I knew about myself. About the world.
Maybe happiness has nothing to do with a place. Maybe all it takes is the right person.
Contains mature themes."
"Who knew one little white lie could cause so much chaos?
Leo isn't one for drama—let alone being the cause for it. So when his parents unexpectedly turn up in Sun City with his baby sister in tow, he's unprepared for the trouble he's accidentally unleashed on his own life. There were three problems:
He might be in love with his best friend, Kit
His parents thought Kit was his boyfriend . . . probably because that was what he'd told them
Kit had no clue about either of these things
A kiss he can't take back and a friendship at stake—Leo must make a decision: admit his lie and potentially let down those he loves, or strip bare and risk it all.
Contains mature themes."
"Demons to slay, hurts to comfort, and unlikely companions to fall for. Three M/M fantasy romances in one magical collection.
The Necromancer's Light: Necromancer Shae loses more of himself every time he uses his magic. Always cold, always touch-starved, the only thing that helps is human contact. But Shae's dark powers scare everyone away. Even his new paladin bodyguard Arthur keeps his distance. Until Arthur finds Shae unconscious and shivering—and doesn't let go.
The Paladin's Shadow: Sunny young paladin Karis has a secret to hide: the meddling, un-paladin-like voice in his head. Sometimes the voice is helpful. Sometimes it gets him into trouble. This time, it gets him kidnapped by notorious thief Ronan. But Ronan isn't the monster the corrupt Radiant Order paints him as. And getting kidnapped might be Karis's salvation.
The Sword-Witch's Heart: Rejected by his ruthless family, Leth is desperate for a chance to prove himself. Even if his new quest comes with an infuriatingly familiar companion. Evain is everything Leth is supposed to hate—irreverent, promiscuous, and demonically tainted. So why are they huddling for warmth?
Contains mature themes."
"I'm your cookie-cutter villain . . . Or that's the role Christmas Falls has given me. I'm here to help my grandfather fulfill the crazy amount of orders his toy shop is getting. The company I work for would love to take it off his hands. And I want to see Grandpa Nicholas enjoy a few years without having to work so hard. When I arrive, not only is Gramps adamant about keeping the toy shop, but he has already hired an assistant enabler who can't stand the sight of me. Ezra, the real world Santa's Elf, an unbearable bubble of Christmas tradition, a walking, talking cinnamon roll, is as delusional as Grandpa Nick himself.
Suddenly, I'm the villain of this Christmas story. Ezra challenges every smart decision I make and thinks I'm here to steal Christmas from the town's kids. Convincing Grandpa to sell the shop and fighting Ezra at every turn is more than one guy can do alone. But maybe I don't have to. A temporary truce with Ezra quickly turns into a passionate and disastrous wildfire that will melt this winter's snowfall if we don't resist the temptation. We come from different worlds: I have a life waiting for me in New York and Ezra lives and breathes small town charms. We are destined to fall apart, but that's not stopping me from dreaming up ways to keep Ezra with me for another minute. Or hour. Or night.
Contains mature themes."
"I'm the prince of the night; the fulfillment of every one of your desires; the human form of every dirty thought you've ever had.
If you can afford me, of course.
Luca DiMarco can afford me. The flashy socialite and the hottest face of the upper echelon, he's loaded enough that entire weekends with me are nothing more than pocket change.
Luca is relentless. I gave him something in our encounters which he can't live without. And he's doing everything in his near-infinite power to keep it. He's going out of his way to make me feel good. It almost feels like he cares. And he's making it really hard to resist the attention.
Boys like me don’t go around falling in love with their clients. They don't expect a Prince Charming to carry them away. Yet both of those things seem to be happening to me.
But there are greater forces at work trying to tear us apart. And I'm not brave enough to face them.
Contains mature themes."
"I never wanted anyone this much. Especially not a guy.
Aaron stumbled into my arms, and I wasn't able to let go of him since. Wounded, he needs a place to crash and a friend to help him through. He's so hurt and lost that he makes me want to be his protector against the world.
But strange, new feelings rise very quickly. Being around him makes me imagine things a straight guy has no business wanting. Least of all a taken, straight guy. But the longer he's with us, the more I want him all for myself.
Until my girl sparks one fight too many, then goes away. And it's just us boys. And I see the look of desire in his eyes.
How many bridges will we burn? How many hearts will we break? How far are we willing to go in the name of love?
Contains mature themes."
"From the author of the viral sensation Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke comes They Were Here Before Us, a novella written in pieces, designed to be consumed as a single, cohesive work. The only thing more brutal than nature is love.
Contains mature themes."
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