"ₐcₕₒₒ" ⊰⊹ "Awhhh how is he so cute!" ♡♡♡~♪ "..." "What did you say?" (；^ω^）"N-nothi-" "No I clearly heard you call me cute" (눈‸눈) (-_-;;;;)・・・ [poly/bxbxbxbxb/ hints of ddlb] くコ:彡

#book2 | Koda is still not sure if telling Thomas his secret was a good idea. His other half backs away again, but Koda refuses to break down. Again. Now that his two best friends know about him being an incubus, a being of pleasure, they can support him and a whole new world awaits Mick, Andrew, and Koda. Thoams will follow. Koda is sure of that. Book 2 of 'Incubus' and you must have read the first book to understand this one.

Simon "Ghost" Riley is friendly enough. He's a killing machine, one of the primary members of Task Force 141. He takes pride in who he is and what he does, and loves a good challenge. When someone comes into his life that's a little too challenging, well... he doesn't like it. Ivy Cavanaugh is strong-willed and smart. As a cyber-security professional, she's placed with one of the most intimidating teams: Task Force 141, in order to impact their success in the field. Some may say she's stiff and unfeeling, but she doesn't like when people swerve into her lane. Certainly not when they're a cocky special forces operator. The two meet, and despite Ghost's best efforts, clash. Can they work things out, or will it be tense forever?

König, insertion specialist, is good at his job. Special warfare isn't an easy task, but König makes it seem that way. He doesn't have many friends, doesn't socialize, and he never shows his face. Certainly not to some random new girl that shows up, someone who is supposed to be telling him what to do. Flora Madden, operations intelligence specialist, has been in the service for three years. In those three years, she's quickly made rank, helped to manage several successful missions, and has impressed her superiors so much that they decided to transfer her to a different special warfare unit - Task Force 141. König doesn't think she is old enough, or experienced enough, to be part of the team. Flora doesn't like that they don't get along, simply for the fact that it makes things awkward. He's silent, so there's no point in trying to talk it out. Will he ever soften towards her?

𝐒𝐞𝐞𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐈𝐬𝐧'𝐭 𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞 (𝐁𝐱𝐁+) Oliver Mcnole's parents died when he turned eight, ever since that day he sees things that nobody else does, shadows in the dark, ghosts walking around, monsters under the bed. He got used to them, even talked to them, he tried telling someone but that's how the names started, so he just left it alone and put a big smile on his face. What happens when his uncle dies after taking care of him and his older brother doesn't want him? Oliver get's sent to a small group home for young male adults to live in since he's almost 18. All Oliver wants is to get along with these new people. Will these boys change his life as secret's unfold, or will they be Oliver's downfall?

Alex, a 16-year-old boy with deep-seated anger issues, finds himself sent to an institution as a result of his violent outbursts. Raised under the belief that "boys should never cry" by his older brother, he struggles to process his emotions. In the institution, he encounters a diverse group of thirteen other boys, each dealing with their own unique challenges. As Alex slowly develops feelings he cannot comprehend, he starts to question his identity and place within the group. However, his inability to navigate these newfound emotions leads to a resurgence of violence. One day, while wandering the institution, Alex overhears a conversation between the other members. They discuss his recent behavior and the potential of kicking him out, fearing for their wellbeing. Consumed by panic, Alex retreats to his room, feeling the weight of his emotions crashing down on him. As he spirals into a panic attack, he grapples with the fear of losing the only people who have shown him compassion and acceptance. In the darkest and most vulnerable moments, Alex is forced to confront the lessons he learned growing up, questioning their truth and the impact they have had on his emotional well-being. Will he find the strength to face his fears, let go of his anger, and embrace the complexity of his feelings? Can he reconcile the version of himself he was taught to be with the person he is becoming? Explore the intricate journey of self-discovery, love, acceptance, and the breaking free from societal expectations in this emotionally charged story where Alex learns to navigate his path forward amidst inner turmoil and external challenges.

*QUICK NOTE! I SUCK AT DESCRIPTIONS, BUT MY WRITING STYLE IS MUCH BETTER. THE BOOK WILL DEFINITELY BE BETTER THAN THE DESCRIPTION, SO PLEASE KEEP THAT IN MIND.* 17-year-old Daniel Jefferson is really going through it. What is "it"? Nobody knows. After being found on the floor in a puddle of his blood, his parents decide to send him to an institution in the hopes of getting their happy son back. Personally, Daniel thinks that this is completely ridiculous, no one can bring him back, or can they? The doctor does seem to have a pretty unique method of therapy... *Okey-Dokey, so this gay, and poly, meaning more than two people in a relationship. Gotta problem with that? Leave. There will be cussing, self harm, general violence, shit tons of homophobic assholes, and maybe smut, no promises. Any of these make you uncomfortable, I would recommend leaving. Anyways, enjoy the book!*

"when one experiences darkness, light will shine on them"

THIS IS A SEQUAL To Havens home for boys(bxbxb+) This won't make sense without the first. In the dark streets of London, in a world where the government has decided to hide the special abilities, taking their lives away and hide them within the boarding schools. As they become too dangerous to keep in our cities, can one man protect all these boys? Better yet love them. Without losing these boys, he must fend for each one of them, no matter the power, or creature they carry. If you loved Havens home for boys(bxbxb+), this is the chance to dive back into their world and get lost in the boys lives. This is a poly, open relationship, fairytale/fiction world from the creations of my mind. It will be mature and dark.