[COMPLETED] Falling in love was the last thing that passed across Daelan's mind. He was too busy with the self-loathing and pity party he had going on, but rightfully so. He had been in a prison of his own mind since he had gotten the diagnosis, seven months ago. Stage four Leukemia. He had just started his life, he was on the fast track to his future. College, art classes, parties, and cute boys. But that was all ripped away from him when he nosedived into the sidewalk outside of a Denny's. Cancer. It overtook his life, his plans, his dreams. That is until he was given a roommate. Room 306 now had two occupants. Daelan, and Theo. Theo came in like a storm. Loud and bright. The last thing Daelan expected was to fall for the guy he was supposed to be dying next to. ------------------------------------------------- There is a playlist on Spotify for this, it's literally called Fall Risk, and it has the cover on it.

"Is that what they're callin' you now? Warboy?" "I suppose so, sir." ✯✯✯ The 1960s were a turbulent time-Vietnam raged overseas, and America simmered with unrest. But for Cassius Grant, life was supposed to be simpler: take over his late father's cattle ranch, keep his head down, and honor the legacy left behind. He never expected war to come knocking on his front door. And he certainly didn't expect Wyatt Fortner. As the draft looms and the world grows more dangerous, Cassius finds himself torn between duty, desire, and survival. In a time when love between two men is not just forbidden but dangerous, Cassius must navigate the unforgiving land he calls home-and the even harsher terrain that is discovering connection. All he wants is to make it out alive-alive enough to love and be loved in return.

Orion likes the night. The streets are empty, the engine is loud, and nobody asks questions. Pavo likes watching the man across the street on his blue-and-red bike - the one who never takes off his helmet until he's out of sight. He doesn't know why he notices him so much. Only that he does. For months, they're only shadows in each other's lives. Until a single moment cracks the distance wide open. Wish I Were You is a slow-burn urban romance about two men caught between wanting to disappear and wanting to be seen - and what happens when someone finally looks back. ~~~~~ Go follow me on TikTok @Heavenskylerrr for updates and schedules

[BxB] Waking up next to someone after having a little too much to drink was no new, riveting story in this day and age. Waking up next to another boy, when you were also a boy, was a little more interesting, but still nothing to write home about. But waking up in Nico Beckett's sheets? To Wesley, it was a nightmare come to life. ~~~ Wesley Dillon's life was uneventful, and frankly, he liked it that way. He didn't get into trouble, he kept his grades up, he played it safe. He never did anything to rock the boat he was floating in, the calm waters of his lake left undisturbed. Now starting his last year in high school, Wes was content to continue living his life as he always has - but sometimes, and only sometimes, he caught himself wishing that something could make ripples in his tiny world. What he wasn't ready for were the waves that were Nico Beckett - a troublemaker, womaniser, and an incredibly popular boy at his school. He was everything Wes was not. Nico was the type of guy that Wes never wanted to associate with, but after waking up in his arms with panic in his chest and pains everywhere else, he realised that his life was going to get much, much more complicated. It took him everything to try not to drown as the waves pulled him further and further down. But, somewhere along the way, he wasn't sure that drowning was actually a bad thing. ~~~ #1 in romance (29/09/19) #1 in LGBT (07/09/2019) #1 in bxb (07/09/2019) #1 in boyxboy (08/09/2019) #1 in gay (11/09/2019) #1 in highschool (29/09/19) #1 in school (17/10/19) #1 in comingofage (01/10/19) #1 in slowburn (02/10/19) #1 in BL (04/10/19) #1 in lovetriangle (05/10/19) #1 in family (31/10/19) #1 in comingoutofthecloset (08/01/20) #1 in writtenwithpride (19/06/21) #4 in love (07/03/21)

[Work in Progress, pt.2 of Fall Risk, prequel-current] When Corren's brother is diagnosed with stage four leukemia, the world tilts. Suddenly, Corren is the invisible child in a family consumed by survival, giving up his college experience to be there for his brother, and the silence he's swallowed for years starts to feel like suffocation. Then Jude moves in next door on what Corren privately calls D-Day. Med student, night owl, and annoyingly observant, Jude is everything Corren doesn't know how to let in. Their connection is tentative at first-until one chaotic frat party cracks something open between them. From there, it's late-night texts, backyard conversations, and a slow unraveling of everything Corren thought he understood about himself. But falling for Jude isn't simple. Not when Corren's still untangling the knots of internalized feelings he didn't know he carried. Not when his brother is gay, and proud, and sick-and Corren can't figure out why his own truth feels so much heavier. Jude has his own battles: brutal rotations, sleepless nights, and the ache of falling for someone who doesn't see it yet. But he's patient. He's steady. And he's not going anywhere. ------------------------------------------------- - If you've not read Fall Risk, I highly suggest reading it first. This can be read as a standalone, but certain things will make so much more sense if you read Fall Risk prior. - Mature rating, intended for readers over the age of 18. This story contains heavy topics such as: -Cancer -Suicidal thoughts and ideations -Mental health/illnesses -Mature adult content -Medical procedures, some in explicit detail, some not so.

Elias Reed spends his nights transcribing therapy sessions for strangers-until one of them starts talking directly to him. At thirty-three, Elias has built a quiet life behind a keyboard, but when recordings from an unknown "patient" begin flooding his inbox, he discovers he's being studied, mimicked, and stalked by a man who knows far too much. What begins as a voice in his headphones soon becomes something far more invasive-something that knows where he lives, what he fears, and when he listens. Haunted by a voice that knows his every breath, Elias must decide whether to cling to reason or fall in love with the exquisite terror of being completely known.