Jonah Heyes has always lived under rules he didn't choose-rules that taught him that desire is sinful, that love is forbidden, and that who he truly is must stay buried. On the ice rink, he can control everything: the puck, the speed, the pain. Off it... not so much. Then there's Luca: openly gay, teasing, and effortlessly confident. He sees the walls Jonah has built and doesn't flinch. He doesn't push... but he doesn't back away either. Jonah wants to ignore the pull he feels, the ache that Luca awakens, the truth about who he really is. But with every teasing glance, every patient smile, and every quiet moment together, Jonah realizes that being himself-and falling for Luca-might be the hardest thing he's ever done. [Mature themes] [Completed]

-Say It While You're On Top- Ash Lance Carter has the grades, the looks, the charm-and the crown of perfect golden boy everyone expects him to wear without ever slipping. He's the future valedictorian, prom king candidate, and secretly... dead inside. Dax Drew Raven smokes behind the school, ditches class, and has a punch record longer than his attention span. Rumor says he once bit a guy in detention. (It was self-defense, mostly.) When they're forced to team up for a senior "Journey of Identity" project-thanks, sadistic Ms. Vesper-Ash plans to power through. But Dax? He plans to ruin the golden boy's perfect little world. What neither of them expects is the tension. The heat. The hate that starts tasting like want. One kiss leads to a secret. One bed leads to a mess. And one mistake might ruin them both. Enemies make the best lovers. Until the world finds out. ⚠️ This book contains: intense angst, smutty scenes, questionable library behavior, emotional gut punches, and two dumb boys falling hard when they shouldn't.

On the verge of failing his senior year of high school, Armando is set up with a tutor to get his grades back up. His tutor, Brian, happens to be the quiet kid that he never knew existed until now. And as the two begin to form a deep connection with complicated feelings, Armando begins to want something different for his life and future.

West Rickert is an asshole. He's a crackhead, and he's a drunk. At least, that's what everyone says about him.