#1 in LGBTQ, HOMOEROTIC, FACEBOOK, GAY. || Jason and Johnny, the high school football team star players, come out on Facebook as gay lovers and all hell breaks loose. The boys' lives, and those of some of their teammates who in turn come out to them, are plunged into a spotlight of scrutiny as they struggle to be who they really are in an Appalachian boondock town not quite ready for it. Based on the author's life in the twenty-teens, the boys go from popular local heroes to the very center of the biggest scandal ever to hit town, having to face a pandemonium of reaction from every direction. Sexy, sensational, inspirational too, and filled with both the challenge and the joy of living life on one's own terms, this is a timely story of how gay love survives in a world still tottering on the brink of enlightenment. Copyright 2016, 2017, 2018 by Sanchez Mariano. All rights reserved. Rated MATURE. This is my original story. Anyone stealing it or segments from it to publish on other sites or self-publish in book form on Amazon or any other platform will be prosecuted.

Kizumi had to be the worst person Shirou had ever known. He was constantly getting into fights with other kids, with teachers, and was always picking on others. Shirou can't believe his bad luck when he ends up being paired with him for an English project. However, as the two begin working together, Shirou begins to notice that Kizumi may not be the same person as he thought.

A book full of oneshots. All are gay, boy x boy, yaoi, you get the idea. Almost all of them contain sex so DON'T read if you can't handle or you can just skim. Also, I take requests if you have any.

WARNING: I seriously hate this story. Read at your own risk. It CLEARLY gets better with each chapter, as my writing skill improved- but it starts with a disgusting cliche. Looking back now, it seems silly. It seems silly to think that, after all the jokes, stares, and meaningful silences, we'd still only be friends. It seems silly to think that I'd tried so hard to go against the very thing I wanted. It seems silly to think that he and I couldn't see what the future held for us. Mark and I, well it was only a matter of tempting fate.