(A sequel to 'Oakleaf Academy For Boys' and 'The Treehouse'. Please read both stories before this one.) Sebastian Steel is trying to heal a broken past. Declan Hudson is trying to forge a bright future.
Treat them like prisoners and they'll behave like prisoners. Oakleaf Academy was a prison. No matter how you described it, no one would believe it was a boarding school. The kids were running wild, fighting, dealing and screwing their lives up beyond repair. It was for the roughest and toughest boys in the country, co...
Corey is searching for the meaning of beauty. Dorian finds it in everything. [Posted: May 2019]
2nd book in the Thoughts on Us series ------------------------------- "What happens when I leave?" Loki asked, concern and pain written on his features. "You're not leaving, especially not you," Mobius said, trying harder to assure himself though. "How do you know that?" Loki said anger in his tone, though angrier w...
"I can believe enough in you for the both of us okay?" "I can do the same for you." After Loki escapes Mobius has to confront his trust and belief in the God. Why he trusts him, and his own sexuality. Started after episode 2, season 1 and what I believe Mobius went through as Loki left to chase Sylvie. Book 1 in t...
[Sequel to The Dutch Boy] With Luca at university, Theo is left to fend for himself, desperately trying to maintain his long distance relationship while fighting the demons that live within, ready to swallow him whole.
At first glance, nobody would be able to tell that Nathaniel Jean had a problem. Or second glance, or third, or fourth. After all, he had everything. He was a captain of his school's soccer team and one of the top players in the state. He had a big house and money to spend. He had family, he had friends, he had...
Luca Bakker, a football jock with haunted eyes and a pretty Dutch accent. And Theodore Hart, a shy kid from school who works at the local pet shop. The idea that the two could ever cross paths - let alone build any sort of relationship - was almost laughable. And yet, here we are. Laughing away.
