Ivan Buryshkin had been invited to his brother's bachelor party, with the responsibility as the designated driver after the flow of women, alcohol and noise had concluded. He would not chase after skirts, consume too much liquor, and he would look after the drunken men. A simple plan that must be followed and it should have been followed... but an unexpected flaw in that design was Adair Garrot, the sophisticated and seductive Brit who has been sitting at the top of Ivan's Crush List for the last ten years. Despite his growth and the amount of time he had, Ivan still can't shake free of the man's captivating character. To Adair, he is still a child meant to be protected, but Ivan's determined enough to make him realize he's all grown up now. The heated memory from years ago returns, and the inevitable seduction is, in the end, far beyond anyone's control.

I couldn't stop the beat of my already dead heart as he embraced me for the first time. Was I truly his mate? If I didn't think so before, I knew now. His skin was sweet bliss, reminding me of fresh blood. His warmth countered my chilly exterior. I could feel again. In his arms, I was alive.

Not a story, just me ranting and raving really. Not expecting you all to read this or anything, though I can guarantee humour and alarming self-righteousness.

Adam is back and bringing disaster with every step he takes! He's got his man, his best friend and... a new love interest? Oh no, Adam; what have you done?

Book 1 in a series. Adam Lewis is your average gay teenager. He has a female best friend who would prefer to act asexual than a normal, hormone driven teenage girl, a crush on someone he probably shouldn't and a diary full of stalkerish tendencies. Yeah. Average.

The first two books in the Frustration series: -Frustration. -Lost In Stereo. See inside for full blurbs :)

Christofer Drew, the singer to Never Shout Never and Jordan Witzigreuter, the singer to The Ready Set, are close friends. They've been through thick and thin together and nothing could set them apart. That was until Jordan realizes he might have blossoming feelings for his close friend -- romantic and intimate feelings. Everywhere Jordan goes, Christofer is never far from his mind and it's hard for Jordan to even completely understand this raging passion he has for his unruly haired friend. What's a young, famous, sexually confused boy to do?

In the old mansion, there is a mortician's son who works tirelessly in his endless search for corpses. Nathan is a young, weird, mystrious, smart boy, who is an outcast. Blake is strong, well-behaved, fun, outgoing, athletic boy who is well-known around school. How will they find the love they need in each other?

A brush of wings on a soft palm, a brush of lips on a soft cheek. That was all they ever had to give. Can these two opposite boys get along? *hiatus*

Caise Danue-Samuels is a parent's worst nightmare. A problem child who has gotten into one too many fights and his serious attitude problem proves to be too much for his two dads to handle. With two new kids unexpectedly added to the family, Connor and Oliver have enough on their plates and send Caise away from New Zealand to stay with his uncles in California. Everybody is hoping that the change of scenery might make Caise realize he needs to change his ways. But the trip might just change his entire world at the same time.