MMA fighter, Scott Hoying, struggles to cope with the loss of a friend following a tragic accident and can't seem to get back on his feet when it comes to his career. When all else seems to fail, Scott makes a visit to a respected chiropractor in the medical field in hopes that he can help straighten out his life. Will Dr. Mitch Grassi be able to help him power through the season to win the championship title? Or will things get messy between the two as a budding friendship begins to get in the way of focus? Rated R This story is for mature audiences only. There will be graphic sexual content, mentions of drugs and drug use, addiction, death, foul language, and graphic violence. Could be scary or triggering to some. Please only read if you are above the age of eighteen.

BOOK 2 IN THE MIND OVER MATTER SERIES. After losing the championship fight and spiraling, MMA fighter Scott Hoying decides to fight for only one more season. With the help of his boyfriend, Chiropractor Mitch Grassi, will Scott be able to recover and end his season on a high? Or will his struggle with addiction overpower him as he spreads himself thin between training a new fighter and preparing himself for the upcoming fights? Join me in continuing the journey of our favorite couple as Scott strives for redemption and Mitch falls head over heels harder than he ever has. Rated R This story is for mature audiences only. There will be graphic sexual content, mentions of drugs and drug use, addiction, death, foul language, and graphic violence. Could be scary or triggering to some. Please only read if you are over the age of eighteen.

Scott, Mitch, and the 1990s gay scene - brought to the modern day in honor of Pride month. I began writing this during Pride month in 2017. The LGBTQ+ community's ongoing battle for equality has come so, so far, especially in the last 20 years. While there are a lot of factors that brought us to this point, one of the most significant, in my opinion, is the role the internet has played. It's allowed us to more easily connect with each other and has been perhaps the best vehicle for queer visibility since Gilbert Baker created the first Pride flag. It wasn't always like this. It was hard being young and queer in the 1990s, but that time period was pivotal; dusk was falling on what being queer had always been. It was the end of small pockets of queerness, of gay districts and questionable bars and kids not having anywhere to turn for help. After fighting hard for 50 years, advancing equality bit by bit, there's a very real fear that we may lose ground in the current political climate. In honor of #Pride2017, and as a reminder of why we need to keep fighting, I'm going to use the internet to take a jump to the left and time warp Scott, Mitch, and the gang back to the mid 90s. Only the wealthy had cell phones, the internet was rudimentary and haphazard, and the music was amazing. The experiences in this series will reflect experiences I personally had or that friends of mine had in the queer community during that time. This is more than a love story.

"If you've ever had a person that made you better, that made you want to climb the tallest mountains and sing at the top of your lungs, this song's for them." Mitch Grassi spends his first summer after high school as a roadie following around his favorite band, Angel Park, with all of his best friends. Unexpectedly, the lead singer of said band, Scott Hoying takes notice. What happens when rockstar Scott starts to reach out to Mitch and his friends in order to get to know them? Will Mitch be able to get past being starstruck in order to hang out with The Scott Hoying? What happens when they both get attached but the end of tour is coming up quicker than they hoped?

Scott's a cocky, driven performer trying to make it in the world of professional wrestling. Before he can make it, though, he needs to get past Mitch.

When Mitch wakes up in a hospital, he doesn't expect to meet someone who will change his outlook on life forever. Who knew that falling in love could be so heartbreaking?

When Mitch and Scott meet as college roommates, they're not sure what to make of each other. They're so different; Mitch is tiny and alternative and sarcastic and gay as a meatball, and Scott is absolutely positive he's straight as can be. Yet through a shared love of Queen Bey and a few of those spill-your-guts late night college talks, they forge a strong friendship, and from there... Well. Gay shit happens.

Who is this man who seems to know everyone? Harry can't figure it out. ...but he certainly wants to know him.

Mitch finds himself in a psychiatric hospital, but can't remember what he did to land himself here. To top it all off, his pretty, blond roommate is a bit of an ass.