As soon as his high school career is over, Mason Cooper forsakes all whom he once knew and decides to start fresh-to leave the haunting silhouettes of his past behind. That, combined with his struggle to hide his sexuality, proves increasingly difficult when Mason's new roommate turns out to be everything Mason has been trying to run from. Riddled with angst and frustration, the two boys go on a joyride, a rollercoaster of passion and desire that leaves them both breathless. But, at the end of the adrenaline rush, will what remains be enough to make them stay?

"When you get to a thousand" I whispered to him, bending over and folding the paper. "You get to make a wish." *** Samuel Jones is the only openly gay teen at Doverhall school for boys. But that doesn't matter to him. He's focused on school and trying to win back his mother's trust, boys are the least of his worries. That all changes when the new kid Eliam Dale stumbles into Sam's somewhat okay life. Anxiety and fear of rejection riddle his mind and the only solace he gets is when he makes his paper cranes. When you get to one thousand you get to make a wish. But what will he wish for? //this book is under revision at the moment. I'm planning on publishing the edited version when I've finished it. Keep this in mind while reading.//

"I scan him over with my eyes, forgetting about the compromising position I'm in with my hips pressed up against his and the pain I feel in my hand. My hands start to search him for any sign he's hurt but it's hard because I see blood mixing with coffee on the floor and I can't seem to find the source of the wound. My fingers gently graze over his stomach and he tenses under my touch. I assume I've found an injury so I lift his black, coffee-soaked t-shirt to investigate. His eyes have been squeezed shut this whole time, his face a look of anguish but they suddenly flash open and his hands abruptly catch mine. He clenches his jaw, my eyes briefly flitter to the motion and then to the red blush of his cheeks. "Get. Your hands. Off my shirt." It takes me a moment to stop staring at his face but I eventually respond. "Yes, of course." I gulp nervously. "I'll get off if you could just-" I nod my head, gesturing toward his large hands that are still clamped tightly onto mine. His eyes widen and he lets go of me immediately. It's when I'm pushing myself off of him that I finally notice the source of the bleeding. All of a sudden my vision goes black." I CAN'T BELIEVE THE ORIGINAL C&N IS ALMOST AT A MILLION READS AND I'M SUPER EXCITED TO BE PUBLISHING THIS EDITED VERSION THAT'S A LOT BETTER WRITTEN!!! I respond to all comments :-) please give the book some love and feel free to point out typos Pictures are from weheartit

High school heart-throb Ethan Gray is forced to falsely come out as gay to all his peers. Soon enough, he finds himself getting a bit too friendly with art nerd Vincent Samuel, but Ethan swears he isn't really gay. Or is he? Troubled with a lot more than what meets the eye, the two boys fight against all odds to make it. Highest Rankings: #1 in homosexual (23/12/18) #1 in lgbtfiction (10/02/19) #12 in gay. (12/05/19) Started: 16/07/18 Completed: 30/01/19

Theodore wants his summer to be as uneventful as possible. Gabriel doesn't.

*first book in the Royal Prince series* *cover by darkgalaxies* Being part of the royal family isn't easy. Being part of the royal family when there are seven kids doesn't make it easier. Being part of the royal family when you're very reserved, introverted, and anxious makes things even worse. At least being the third oldest in the family meant there was no pressure to find a partner. Because Nolan Leo Prince was not in any hurry to find a partner. Until running into someone who may just turn his world upside down, especially when secrets of the Roy family starts unravelling.

Life is full of surprises - and not all of them are good. Kiri Yan has learned that the hard way when his parents announce their sudden divorce and that they need time for themselves, sending him off to live with his biological father for a year. What starts as a temporary solution to a permanent problem turns out to be one of the biggest challenges Kiri has ever faced: with his father being a depressed loner and his new school filled with competitive kids who like to cause trouble, he's quickly caught up in the small town's business. Left is right, up is down and good is bad when he discovers just how important one year can be. Highest ranking: #3 in lgbt

Gage Cilleti has just begun his junior year of high school, and is becoming more and more involved in his school's activities, considering he'd been playing baseball since he was just seven-years-old. Elijah McCay has just dropped out of school, due to just having lost his mother. While becoming endorsed into an internalized depression, he sees the sweet and athletic sixteen-year-old, Gage Cilleti, who catches his sad eyes in an almost instant. 2020 - All Rights Reserved @LunaThinks

*cover by darkgalaxies* Nolan Prince has always felt different from his family. They would want go out to socialize and he would rather stay in the comfort of his room. They would want to be the centre of attention and he would rather stay quiet. They are straight, and he isn't. Nolan has always known even from a young age that he just isn't attracted to girls. Now that he's sixteen years old, he's finding it harder and harder to keep it to himself. Especially with his feelings for his close friend.

Bad news after bad news was all the Krukowski family needed before it was decided they should move back to the small town of Ruralburgh they left ten years ago when Jamie was seven years old. Everything about that small town is the same. Even the townspeople are the same; just ten years older. Because of their current financial state, the Krukowski's have to live with their old neighbours on a farm, something Jamie isn't thrilled about but he knows he's going to have to step up for his mom and his sister after the loss of their father. Besides, living on the farm isn't too bad. Except when Jamie starts falling for the one person he shouldn't; Sawyer.