Morgan is the epitome of rainbows and sunshine. His favourite part of the day is knowing he can spread his positivity to his loved ones. Beyond his crazy stories and fluorescent wardrobe, he's a guy of warmth and comfort. Brooks is going through the toughest time of his life. Whilst running a multi-million pound company and finalising a divorce after finding his husband in bed with someone else, he struggles to keep an optimistic mind for the future. He swears off falling in love again and vows to spend the rest of his life alone. When Brooks desperately needs an assistant to help with his chaotic workload, Morgan comes bounding into his life like a bowling ball wrapped up in Christmas lights. Brooks has never met anyone like Morgan before and has his patience tested wildly on a daily basis. But when Brooks looks into Morgan's vibrant and colourful life, he wonders how different everything would be if he allowed himself to be happy. Especially when his life started becoming a lot brighter since Morgan walked into it. What to expect: - CEO x assistant - grumpy x sunshine - millionaire - mental health rep - cheating ex and trust issues - forced proximity - jealousy/angst (lots of it) - spicy scenes - dual POV

THIS IS A CONTINUATION OF LUCIAN AND GRAY'S STORY. If you haven't read book five, this book will NOT make sense. Book Six of the Chaotic Hearts Series --- LUCIAN SULLANO: I'm starting to think I'm cursed or something. Maybe the universe is trying to level out my happiness to make sure I don't reach too much happiness. I have no idea. Here's the thing, right? I have the most amazing boyfriend in the world. I'd protect him with my life, and I've proved that to be true already. But then, Dante returns, trying to test my relationship! Does it work? No. But after Dante is arrested, my relationship with Gray continues to be tested in unexpected ways. Can we make it? Yeah. Well, I'd sure hope so anyway! Only, I might have hit a major snag when I went against Asher Adair and told him he was incompetent once or twice. Honestly, though? The second time, I was more than in the right for what I said. Another confrontation with Asher Adair leads me to ACTUALLY lose my job. No, Asher didn't fire me, but he seemed to insinuate that he wanted to. So, as a result of that fiery conversation between Asher Adair and me... I quit my job with The Adair House. But you know what? Maybe it was for the best because if I wanted a happy future with Gray, I couldn't work under Asher Adair, who happens to be Gray's father. Only, I might have screwed up any potential relationship I could have forged with Gray's family after my outburst. Will that cause my relationship to take even more damage? Or can we make it out of this trial, too? It might not be easy, but this time? I'm not the one who needs to apologize. Asher Adair destroyed my confidence and made me believe I didn't have what it took to do the job he put me in. So, it's time to find my purpose and prove that I am far better than I think. It's time to do something for me. It's time for me to forge my own future. I do know one thing for certain. I will never work for The Adair House ever again.

Firefighter Captain Liam Bryant and Grammy-winning singer River Avery have built a world where love burns just as brightly as ambition. But everything changes in an instant when Liam is critically injured during a harrowing rescue operation. River brings him home from the hospital, shaken but thankful, determined to help Liam recover-not just physically, but emotionally-from the trauma of almost losing the career he lives for. As River adjusts to the weight of caretaking, and Liam struggles with the fear that he may never return to the line of duty, their once fiery relationship is tested by silence, pain, and doubt. But the night Liam and River returns home, just as the couple begins to breathe in the comfort of each other's presence again, a knock on the door changes everything. A woman stands on the doorstep, a social worker-with a solemn expression and a small boy at her side. The boy's eyes, too familiar. His face... unmistakable. He looks just like Liam. Now, faced with the arrival of a child he never knew existed, Liam is forced to reckon with his past, while River must decide how far love can stretch when the future shifts without warning. Together, they must navigate recovery, responsibility, and a relationship that's suddenly more fragile-and more necessary-than ever before. A deeply emotional story of second chances, unexpected family, and the resilience of love when faced with the fire of change. Smoke Series: Smoke and Starlight Book 1 Smoke Starlight and Small Shoes Book 2

River Avery is a global music icon, his voice capable of silencing stadiums-and his heart still echoing with betrayal. When a last-minute charity gig ends with him being rescued from a burning building, he meets Liam Bryant: a grounded, fiercely dedicated fire lieutenant with no use for celebrity culture. Their connection is immediate, their chemistry combustible. But fame is its own kind of fire, and Liam's world-tight-knit, honorable, and fiercely private-was never built to withstand the glare of River's spotlight. As sparks ignite into something deeper, the men must confront the truth: how do you hold on to love when the world is watching... and waiting to burn it down? Smoke Series: Smoke and Starlight Book 1 Smoke Starlight and Small Shoes Book 2

Book Five of Six in the Chaotic Hearts Series. BOOKS MUST BE READ IN ORDER. THIS IS BOOK ONE OF TWO OF LUCIAN AND GRAY'S STORY. THEY HAVE A SEQUEL "DON'T LOSE ME" LUCIAN SULLANO: I did it. I hacked into Asher Adair's mainframe. Listen, hear me out! I'm sorry! I did what I had to do! I might have been a little overdramatic with my delivery, but I didn't know what else to do. I have always been taught the importance of protecting the peace of those you care about, and if I have to go to epic proportions to achieve it, then I will. I knew I'd have to sacrifice my job and my friendship with Gray, but I'd rather be penniless and alone than watch Gray deal with the fallout of what could have happened. I thought I covered my tracks enough, but I didn't. Asher Adair sees me on the cameras using Gray's badge to purposely set off the alarms, implicating myself, and now everyone is confused. He comes to ask me what happened, and I no longer have a reason to hide it. I tell him. He drops the charges, but that leaves Gray. I'm afraid he'll never forgive me, and I'd deserve it, but I tell him what happened anyway. I still don't know what's going to happen with our friendship when I leave his apartment. So, why is it that when I arrive at Levi West's house, everyone asks me why I hid my relationship with Gray Adair from them? Hold on, what?! I'm in a relationship with Gray Adair?! Since when?! Oh, things just got a whole lot more complicated...

XION LOCKE: I have been spazzing about this opportunity to dance with my idol, Kayax Luna. I didn't need the added stress of my greatest heartbreak to follow me around in what was supposed to be my safe space. The fact that I didn't need a safe space away from someone who wouldn't physically or purposely emotionally harm me wasn't the point. However, now I have to deal with the consequences of my own actions. Surprise, surprise. Kayax asked me to bring a dance move from his mind alive, and he chose Levi for me to partner with. I tried to keep myself together, but I cracked apart the longer I had to stare into eyes that I wanted to be mine once upon a time. Levi had enough, and he decided to finally speak of our seven-year separation. He asked me, and I told him. Curse him. Now, he's after me for the explanation. Great question, I'd love to tell you, Levi. Maybe you'll understand why I want to keep my distance. Maybe you'll understand why I took all these measures to protect myself. Except, he doesn't understand at all. Levi is angry. He's hurt. He's destroyed. Wait, I didn't expect that reaction. I didn't expect him to shout at me as he painfully told me every way that I was wrong. I didn't expect him to show such emotion when telling me that I should have talked to him seven years ago. I became the bad guy in seconds flat, and I had no idea there could be an explanation. I had no idea that everything I believed in the past was real. Levi was in love with me, and I'd been crushing him for seven years with my indifference. How the hell was I supposed to fix this while juggling a music video that deeply explained love and all the flaws that came with it? What would happen if we worked together to overcome the challenges I created by accident? What if we reignited that flame and lit our world on fire? I was making it my mission to show Levi that I removed the barbwire around my heart and prove to him I never stopped loving him.

Book three out of six in the Chaotic Hearts series. THESE STORIES MUST BE READ IN ORDER. RAIDEN ASHER: I get it. I'm a big, tough guy who rides a motorcycle and can get anyone I want with the snap of my fingers. Not true, by the way. Who even believes that stereotype? If that were true, I'd have the one I wanted and have wanted for almost a year. Not only that, I thought he wanted to kiss me, and I most certainly wanted to kiss him. So, I kissed him. Then he ran away and locked himself inside his room, and I had no idea how to fix the mistake I made in his honor. It wasn't a mistake for me. I only wanted to wipe his mind off the kiss so I could still keep him around and comfortable. I don't care how much it breaks me. I'd break apart for him. It's Halloween month, and I'm determined to back away and give him space. So, why does it seem like he doesn't want space? How long is he going to do this to me before he does break me? I know he has demons that crawl through his head and paralyze him, so how do I take away his fears? I'd fight many battles if it meant I'd win the war in his head. I want to show him that I mean what I say, and I'm giving myself until the stroke of midnight, November first, before I lay my weapons down and give up on any romance I could have with him. However, one of my Halloween dares that I must complete before midnight is to get a kiss from someone at the party we attend. So, why is Killian Wolfe standing in front of me?

Book two of six in the Chaotic Hearts series. MUST BE READ IN ORDER I'm usually level-headed, I swear. But when it comes to Maverick Asher, he makes me lose all my sanity, and all he has to do is open his mouth and let his putrid words spill out. Maverick has been friends with my brother for thirteen years, and I've been around him just as long. Over the last few years, he's taken to seeking me out to get a rise out of me. I hate him. I hate him. I hate him. I hate his stupid motorcycle. I hate his stupid leather jackets. I hate his attitude. I hate his sarcasm. I hate his sharp tongue. And I hate that he doesn't care about anyone except himself. I try to ignore him, but he lights me on fire, and I can't stop myself from firing back at him. Now, I can't ignore him because it's February, and my family has come up with a fun game. We have to pick a partner and work with them until Valentine's Day to plan platonic dates for one another. Which means, we have to spend time with our partner to learn what they might like for a date. No one picked Maverick, and that left him with me. I'm nothing if not a perfectionist, and even if that means competing with Maverick to make my platonic date for him perfect. He's battling against me to make his date perfect. We are at each other's throats. I start to get confused. Then, when it's time for the dates, my brain spirals into further confusion. I don't expect what he has prepared, and I start realizing there is far more I had failed to notice about Maverick Asher. The man who claims romance and love is nothing but failure has me falling into the trap that he believes love is. But is he falling with me, or am I being played?

Alek Rivers (23): Tall, masculine, devastatingly handsome. A final-year business student from a billionaire family. Next in line to inherit the Rivers empire. Confident, flirtatious, and popular-he's dated both girls and boys for fun but never taken anyone seriously. Used to getting what he wants... until he meets him. Eliot Reyes (18): A soft-spoken, graceful fresher. Comes from a modest middle-class background. Smart and careful-just wants to survive college drama. He's feminine, introverted, and has a rare condition: he was born intersex and has a functional womb. It's a secret he guards with his life.

Book one of six in the Chaotic Hearts series. BOOKS MUST BE READ IN ORDER. - RIVER MINTZ: Listen, I need you to hear me out. I'm a little bit impulsive, and I don't think anything through enough before I'm implementing my next plan of action. And it's because of my impulsiveness that I even ended up in this heartbreaking situation. See, I was falsely engaged to a man-a straight man named Louis-who did some awful things in his lifetime. You don't even want to know. But my parents had sent me to college and told me to discover life outside my wealth. I needed money. But when I found out what Louis had done, I immediately left. I didn't want anything to do with him. He was a vile human being. I should have known better. However, I didn't want my parents to know that I was someone's pet, so while they knew nothing about Louis, I also never told them we broke things off out of fear of my Mother's hound nose discovering what I'd done to make money during college. It's been five months since I ended things with him, and my Mom begged me to come home for Christmas this year and to bring my fiancé. And I couldn't very well say we were no longer together out of thin air, right? I had to figure something out, or my Mom would know I was lying. So, why did my ex-boyfriend, Seven Knight, appear in Chicago when he lived in Vermont, last I heard? Why did he agree so easily? Why was he so willing to go along with this? Mom found out my "fiancé" is Seven, and now she is begging us to get married on Christmas! What do I do?! We haven't seen or spoken in years because we... had to discover life outside of one another. But what I never told him? I never wanted that. And now, I have to pretend we're happily together, and it's confusing my brain. I still love him. I crave him. I need him. But I have doubt that he feels the same. It's been too long. I don't have much to offer. How could he still want me? Ha. What a fun Christmas holiday this will be, right?