[bxb] Luke had always suspected that he was gay. There's a very big difference, however, between thinking you 𝘮𝘪𝘨𝘩𝘵 be gay, and having a pretty boy naked and underneath you in the backseat of his car. *+*❅*+* Lucas Donovan had always kept his life on a tight leash. Between high school, hockey, and helping take care of his family, there was scarcely room for romance-not that Luke minded. Girls seemed too complicated, too messy, and too damn stressful when they came with any intention beyond quick, drunk sex. The "spark" was all fairytale bullshit, anyways... or so Luke believed. It was funny, really. All it took to change Luke's mind was getting laid in the backseat of the car of a boy with big, blue eyes shrouded in an even bigger mystery. *+*❅*+* Rankings: #1 friendswithbenefits #1 comingout #2 skating #4 boyxboy #8 bisexual #7 ice #22 gay *+*❅*+* Cover Photo: Kelli Clintock Cover Design: tragicvenus

BXB Arlo John, AJ, as he prefers, is a twenty-four-year-old employee of JC Entertainment who constantly works overtime to complete his assignments. But what's an office job without an office romance? AJ harbors a one-sided crush on his coworker, Marcy and will do anything for her even if it means venturing into Dakota Storm's office, the head of JC Entertainment to deliver a document for her. Though, AJ has a sharp tongue and instantly angers Dakota as the two continuously bump heads from there on out. Will AJ's crush finally be reciprocated? Or will he find himself falling for someone new? And will he ever get along with Dakota Storm? note- I completely changed the story if you remember the old one, sorry.

Expelled and needing to transfer for his final year, Liam had known immediately where to go. It was the place that'd taken everything from him; that'd ruined him so absolutely it'd twisted his personality beyond recognition. The place where he'd met, the one and only, Charlie Bradley. [Currently going through a re-draft]

Shane Reyes did not expect to meet the man of his dreams when he was on a date with his girlfriend, and again when he decided to play truant at a club, and yet again in his school. Third time's the charm as they say and Shane could not stop himself from giving in and knowing just who Jeremy Owens was. A loner with secrets of his own, Jeremy Owens has never felt more alive than in every moment he spent with the shy but cheerful bisexual boy in his hometown. If this was the feeling he got just from being near Shane, then Jeremy would go to the ends of the earth and cross every barrier just to make Shane his.

Spencer the University Student and Spencer the Politician's Son were different people. He had forgotten what it felt like to have the strings pulls by someone else, and his first summer home was proving to serve as evidence for why he'd left his home town in the first place. After escaping another forced upon function, Spencer comes across the boy who's supposed to be his Bind; the person that The Universe had chosen to stand by his side. Arnold is nothing he could have imagined and Spencer...well he isn't anyone that Arnold seems to want. As they both explore what it means to be matched, rejected, and defiant, join Spencer and Arnold through their highs, their lows, and their growth into love.

[NOT COMPLETED, AM WORKING ON IT] When you're a raging homosexual stuck in a predominately white Christian community, finding acceptance can be a tedious task. Justin Hobbs is living a lie, and hiding the truth from the people around him is becoming harder and harder each day. He's regarded as the school's typical loner, and in some ways he is. Used to having a quiet life, he's lost when his hushed lifestyle suddenly disappears. But, Justin finds he doesn't miss the quiet as much as he thought. Erik Carron is a leader of the school's biggest committee, but he isn't all that he appears. He keeps up the perfect façade, and is relieved to know that no one has seen past it. Little does he know, Justin is seeing the cracks in his mask, and soon, he'll see what truly lies beneath. The struggle of finding acceptance is as hard they thought, but learning to love themselves is harder than anything. This is a journey of self-acceptance, secrets, hiding, and finally revealing ones true self.

White Privilege; the societal privilege that benefits white people over non-white people ...................... Callum was the definition of the upper class. He had it all. The money, the status and the people that kissed his ass just to be in his presence. It was something he was used to. Baz has struggled for most of his life. Going to school while also, holding down a job just so he could help out his mother with the bills. He knew his place in the world. He knew there was a chance he'd never leave his hood, at least not alive. The world classified him as a statistic. What happens when he has a run-in with a white boy that seems far from home? These two are on two completely different levels. There were so many reasons why they shouldn't work. But what if it only comes down to one.

It's a pretty basic premise. Two boys hook-up at a house party, thinking they'll never meet again. Boys meet again. Consequences ensue. +++++ Inspired by the original series, Skam Norway, Shame deals with the trials and tribulations of Australian youth by following a group of students from a small town in the middle of regional Victoria. Be prepared for loads of teenage angst, difficult parents, oblivious friends, love, and most importantly, how shame and embarrassment shouldn't hold us back from our genuine selves. +++++ A/N: this book contains mature scenes and language use, please only 18+ readers...but, I'm also not your mother so. Consider yourself warned, and feel free to proceed.

He pops up in my mind more frequently than I'll admit. He's popular. He's three years older than me, a basketball star and a local hero. He's always the talk of the town. But he's changed, and there's something about Rowan that's different. He's got more secrets hidden away than I thought. And I never thought I'd stumble into one like this. * on hold while this is getting edited *

There is no pain quite like wanting something you can't have, other than wanting something you can have but doesn't want you. Fortunately, Bailey has a high pain tolerance. -- This book is a parallel novel to Blaze from Whiskey's POV --