Dylan has always been into women. That part of himself has never been a question. Then one night he gets dragged out to a gay club and gets tangled up with the one person he definitely shouldn't want-his best friend's younger brother. Richie is cocky, persistent, and impossible to ignore. Dylan tells himself it was just alcohol, bad timing, and one mistake. That explanation gets harder to believe the more he wants it to happen again. A mature contemporary romance about denial, attraction, and a trans man questioning more than he bargained for. Tropes / themes: -Best friend's younger brother 👀 -Forbidden attraction 🔥 -Identity questioning 🌀 -Bad decisions 😈

Jay Wilson, an 18 year old senior in high school, is just an average guy. His entire life has been a slow series of nothing real happening; no crazy events, no love, nothing. One day in class, Jay has a dream. His visions show him a boy in a light he had never seen before, and something clicks inside him. His dormant sexuality is finally set into motion. So the realization he must be gay is there, but what he didn't expect was to see the same boy from his dream in real life at his school. Christian Tanner has had a crazy life. A distant father that he doesn't feel comfortable talking to makes his inner conflicts so much harder to deal with. That is, until he meets another fantastic guy, the guy of his dreams if you may, Jay. It doesn't take long for the two to hit it off, finding some strange natural connection between them. Running into trouble at school, confessing things they never thought they would, struggling with homophobic people and parents, and everything in between. Jay and Christian's story will not disappoint readers. ♡

How do you handle the loss of someone you care about? Jake has to deal with the unexpected as it turns his world upside down. Will he be able to accept himself? (Gay romance)

''I love you'' More than you know... This story is about a teen boy who's trying too hard. He has to take care of his disabled parents, their house, money, school and himself. And next to all of this he also need to make sure he won't lose his friends and keeps his crush to himself. The only thing Max has time for are his own thoughts.

Trey Harrison is 18 and ready to start college. Get away from home, maybe find love. He moves 1,000 miles away to start adulthood and ends up with Talon as his roommate. The two clash and cant help but realize they have feelings for each other. Talon is bisexual but doesn't believe a relationship with another man could work out well. Trey has doubts and cant help but want to run away from his feelings. Watch these two as problems arise, heartbreak occurs, and hopefully love prevails. *Edited 05-09-2020. I revisited this story 8 years after its creation and decided that it could benefit from a small overhaul. Please enjoy this new version, formally titled Finding Love in Tony Grant.

*MY FIRST BOYXBOY!* Zayden: a teen boy who doesn't know the definition of friends and family and wonders why he's in therapy when he's "normal and simple." But that soon ends when three people try to become his friend, his dad changing, his brother, Eden, growing up, and his therapist trying to figure him out. Editor: lovehymn Other cover maker: _tanzanite_

Justine, a young adult burdened by parental favoritism and a strained family dynamic, finds solace in the bustling university campus. Sean, a seemingly perfect engineering student, masks his own familial struggles with a composed exterior. Their initial encounter is marked by tension and rivalry, but as they navigate the challenges of academic life, a surprising connection begins to form. Together, they embark on a journey of self-discovery, confronting their inner demons and external pressures. The story delves into themes of friendship, love, and the complexities of family relationships. As they navigate the intricacies of their emotions and the expectations of society, Justine and Sean learn the true meaning of resilience and the power of human connection.

Anxious. Alone. Afraid. Aiden Griffin never asked to be any of these things, but they define his existence, shaping every moment, ruining any chance for connections, and carving deeper into him with every passing day. His life is a quiet battle, one fought in solitude-lost in the woods, wandering through forgotten cemeteries, and navigating the decaying corners of an uncaring city. He's far from the world that's hurt him, but the words still haunt, sharp and unforgiving. Isolated by the cruelty of those around him, Aiden often feels like an outsider, his mind swirling with thoughts that others can't understand. His autism makes it harder to connect, leaving him drifting in the shadows, struggling to navigate a world that feels overwhelming and unkind. His parents are distant, and no one at school seems to notice that the golden boy everyone admires is the one person Aiden fears most. Then comes Ryder McCallum-charismatic, wild, and fearless. With a smile that could charm anyone and a penchant for adventure and bold risks, Ryder steps into Aiden's life like a whirlwind, challenging everything he's ever known. Ryder dares Aiden to step beyond the cage of his own fears, to be something more than the walls he's built around himself. But Aiden is wary, his heart too tethered to its darkness to trust the light Ryder brings. With every reckless adventure they embark on, Aiden starts to wonder if maybe, just maybe, he's meant for something more. As their friendship evolves into something more profound than either of them anticipated, Aiden finds himself drawn to Ryder, a boy as unpredictable as he is magnetic-a boy who slips away just as quickly as he arrives, leaving Aiden to question if he's chasing a dream. But no matter how elusive Ryder becomes, one thing remains undeniable: for the first time, Aiden feels alive with a love that makes him believe in something greater than himself, and he'll do whatever it takes to hold on.