A holiday romance with a kinky twist. Jordan, a pole dancer at the club Cheeks, spies on his sexy neighbour at night when no one's watching. What starts off as something fun to do while bored quickly turns into a kinky christmas whirlwind that Jordan finds himself at the centre of. Jordan thinks his neighbour is a serial killer. One night, curiosity leads him into Garett's world. A world of control, trust, and irresistible heat. MxM romance One-shot 10k words Kinky Neighbours to lovers Authors note: This story takes place in the same universe as my Under Review series. If you've read those stories, you might recognise Jordan - one of the dancers from Cheeks - as the main character here. Through the Frosted Glass is a self-contained one-shot about what happens when curiosity, trust, and a very tempting neighbour collide during a snowy December night. You don't need to have read Under Review to enjoy this story, but fans of the series might spot a few familiar references.

Damien thought this camp was his fresh start - football, friends, and maybe a shot at something more. But when Tyler storms into his life, everything gets complicated. He's forced to hide his relationship from his best friend Travis. But Tyler? He's not playing by any rules. And neither is Damien. Cover is a work in progress.

A guarded student. A dominant tutor. When trust turns intimate, Jamie learns that submission can heal or destroy everything. Jamie hides behind good grades, polite smiles, and a secret side job he can't afford to lose. His world is carefully controlled. That is until his sharp-tongued assigned tutor sees through the act. Arnie is everything Jamie shouldn't want: older, dominant, and far too observant. What begins as curiosity and control slowly unravels into something tender, dangerous, and real. As trust deepens and boundaries blur, love becomes both a refuge and a risk. But when the past refuses to stay buried, Jamie and Arnie must face the truth about power, protection, and the cost of being seen. A story of submission, healing, and finding family in the most unexpected places. Books 1 & 2