On an abrupt, ill-advised vacation from Los Angeles, Mitch trips right into Scott Hoying, a local shop owner in faded red shorts. It starts with surfboards and a jellyfish sting. Scomiche AU.

Learning to surf or learning to love? Mitch, a broadway actor on vacation, meets the sweet and tanned surf instuctor Scott. Their relationship develops quickly, and once Mitch is home again, he and Scott have to learn the hard way how far apart Australia and New York city are. This is going to be a 37 chapters and 112 k words long oneshot. Some people might call it a book.

If only he didn't belong to someone else. (Scomark)

This is the last installment of the series. Mitch and Scott have lived a fulfilling life. And it started with one crazy week where a heartbroken man fell in love with another man who was afraid to reveal himself. They've been through the possibility of never being with each other. Harsh people breaking one of them down. Having two beautiful twins. And the ability of being about to hear after a life of silence. Now with the kids off to college, Mitch and Scott are once again left to their own accord. Left to each other. To living out the rest of their lives. To the end.

It's been a year since Scott and Mitch became husbands. After Scott went back to the United States for a couple of months to take care of his parents, he comes back to London and home to Mitch. Scott doesn't remember much about this certain part of London though. He doesn't remember how they treat homosexuals. Can Scott and Mitch survive the hostility to gay couples? And with their lives taking this big hit, would they want to start a family? Scott does but Mitch is afraid. Their child....there could be so many things that their child would have to overcome. Maybe a baby could save their relationship from ending. Or perhaps, it will end their relationship forever. And the unlikely couple will end. Along with the 'I love you's that will disappear for eternity. THIRD BOOK IN THE SERIES: FIRST BOOK KNOWN AS 'A Week With You' SECOND BOOK KNOWN AS 'Forever With You' COMING MAY 16, 2015

Two years after Mitch went off to London and Scott seems to have his life together. He has a wonderful job, a singing channel, and fiancé who would do anything for him. Could the return of Mitch bring his perfect life to end or will he have to give someone up? A READER'S WARNING: Smut in almost every chapter SEQUEL TO 'A Week With You' COMPLETED

Scott Hoying is afraid of showing who he really is. A homosexual that can't break himself out of the confines of society's rule. But can a drunken one night stand with an openly gay and sexually active art major, Mitch Grassi, change that? There's just something about Mitch that gives Scott confidence. Could the relationship between two gay men change into something meaningful? Or will one of them have to leave forever?  A READER'S WARNING: Smut in almost every chapter. Based on independent movie called 'Weekend' COMPLETED!! SEQUEL 'Forever With You'

Short story about how Mitch and Scott wind up together. I was inspired by a song by Sam Smith called "Not in That Way" and I'm pretty excited about this one! I don't own any of the lyrics or the characters as they are human beings.

Scott's a cocky, driven performer trying to make it in the world of professional wrestling. Before he can make it, though, he needs to get past Mitch.

hope /hōp/ noun 1. a feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen. "Avi Kaplan had hope that he'd break free from his depression." 2. a person or thing that may help or save something or someone. "Mitch was Avi's last hope of survival."