Spencer Hazlett has spent his life in boarding schools. But as he starts his junior year of high school, he's also starting at a brand new school: The Arthur Hawking Academy. Due to a mixup with roommate assignments, he's stuck rooming with the school's most well-known rivals, Marcus Price and John Masters. Spencer would have been able to handle staying clear of the two of them as they fought and competed, but they both just happen to be incredibly attractive and Spencer's not sure he wants to stay out of their way.

Lonely wasn't a word Logan Hart would describe himself as, even though his twin sister might disagree. He has thrown himself into his studies, knowing a good education was better than making connections with people that only made him more anxious. But things change during his senior year of college. With a boy trying to build a new friendship and learning devastating news about one of his fathers, Logan's anxiety is out of control. His life has turned upside down. The only thing he can do is just breathe. Cameron Jeong hides behind his smiles. He tries so hard to pretend he had a normal childhood, with parents who loved him and sisters that weren't strangers. But smiles can only work for so long, especially when the demons of his home life start crawling into the light. This is a spinoff book that takes place after both More Than Just Roommates and More Than Just Lovers. You don't have to read those books first, but they're the stories of Logan's fathers and his early childhood. **Completed**

**Completed!** Reed Garcia is in denial. With a history of homophobia, Reed just can't accept the fact that he is absolutely in love with his roommate from freshman year. It's long since freshman year, but Reed's feelings for Kyle haven't faded. In fact, they might have gotten worse since realizing that the boy he shared a room with for a year isn't straight at all, and now in a very committed relationship. Reed tries his hardest to forget he ever had feelings for a guy, but nothing, or no one, helps. Instead, he finds help in the most unexpected place ever. Quincy Alder knows, without a doubt, that he's gay. And when a certain boy in his class catches his eye, he knows that he wants him, even though all the signs point to him being straight and homophobic. This is a spin off story from my book More Than Just Roommates. It's not necessary that you read that one first, only recommended.

**Sequel to The New Kid** Elliot and Colton are still very much in love after nearly two years of being together. But it's time for Colton to go to college while Elliot is still stuck in high school. While Colton is adjusting to life on a college campus, old thoughts resurface that he had thought were long gone. How will he handle this new adjustment? Is their love strong enough to keep them together, even over this distance? Or will things not go the way they plan? *Will contain spoilers from both The New Kid and More Than Just Roommates (MTJR is not necessary before reading this book, only recommended)

**Completed!** Colton Whitaker hasn't had the easiest life, more so in the last year. He accidentally outed his older brother to his unaccepting parents, which resulted in Kyle getting kicked out of the house. Then his parents got divorced, and now he and his father are moving to a new town, where he doesn't know anyone. Until a certain boy catches his eye. Elliot Reynolds has had a pretty great life. Adopted as an infant by two loving mothers, Elliot never had any issues with the gay community, especially with his older brother also being gay. Except he never expected himself to be into guys until there is a new kid at school who captures his heart. This is a spin off book to my story More Than Just Roommates. It is not necessary that you read that one first, only recommended.

Sequel to More Than Just Roommates!! **Completed** It's been ten years since the four boys first got together, and a lot has changed. They've gotten a house, started raising a couple of kids. But one thing that hasn't changed is their love for one another. Follow these boys yet again as their lives take a turn they weren't expecting. Life has a way of getting in the way, but can their relationship, however strong it may seem, handle it? ***Will contain spoilers from The New Kid and Denial***

Sometimes three is better than two. --- Evren. Ash. Auden. Bound by an unconventional yet fiercely loyal love. Follow their journey as they balance dominance, submission, vulnerability, and a deep emotional connection. Evren, the oldest and heir to a multimillion empire. Kind, caring, and quietly possessive. He's loved Ash for years and Auden for only a few short months, but his love for both is unbound and eternal. Ash, the boldest. Covered in tattoos, unapologetically himself, and loudly possessive. He might still be figuring out his life goals but when he knows what he wants, nothing will stop him. Auden, the shiest and yet maybe the bravest. Fell in love with his boss AND his boss' boyfriend? He didn't expect to find himself caught in a web between these two men, but now he wouldn't want to be anywhere else but in the space between them. Poly bxbxb

Four roommates, Kyle, Josh, Leo, and Jackson all had a normal friendship with each other. Except two of them are more than what they tell people. Secrets come out and confusion sets in as they all find themselves falling for each other. More Than Just Roommates explores the lives of these four boys during their sophomore year of college, and how they overcome the challenges of accepting who they are and finding out what true love is. **Completed!** There are two spin off books that both take place after this books ends (The New Kid, and Denial). If you chose to read either of both of them first, then just be aware that you will find spoilers for the end of this book. Disclaimer: I wrote this book way back in like 2015, when I was a young, newbie writer. It's a bit chaotic, especially the beginning, but I hope you stick it out. I love these boys and, if you end up reading through the whole series (which involves more than just the two spin offs mentioned above), then you get to see how I've evolved as a writer over time.

Jonathan hasn't been honest a single day in his life. All his friends, his smiles, and his zest for life are just a way of lying to himself and everyone else. Did he have a bit of an addiction to alcohol and tobacco? Maybe. Was he incapable of eating a single full plate of food a day? Perhaps. Did he live with an abusive, drug-addled father 24/7? True. But he was okay, because he was Jonathan. And Jonathan was the happy kid, the life of the party, and he didn't have any problems in life. Right? Sending him to an institution with five other boys in equally deplorable mental states is just an excuse for him to run away from home, not because he needs it. Obviously. The important thing is that Jonathan will continue to be perfect...until he isn't.

Raiden was in a tragic accident, his younger brother is just far too violent for his own good. After spending days in the hospital alone, his parents break the bad news. He's going to be sent to a friend's house while his parents try to work through his brother's anger issues.