Devereaux Aleksandr is a wealthy mayor with a hidden secret. He is gay, but he still cannot bring himself to come out because of the reputation he desperately protects. He believed no one would ever catch him since there was not a single person he considered a threat. But then, she came to him, with evidence that exposed his secret. She thought that threatening the mayor would easily get her money, but she was wrong. Instead, the mayor created an agreement where both of them would benefit. But an agreement is just an agreement, isn't it? So why does everything between them slowly start to become something more than that?

Kaelion Vreese "Vree" Castellano is the openly gay SSG President, whose world is a masterpiece of elegance and absolute shimmer. His heart, reserved exclusively for men, is governed by one sacred rule: No chaos, especially from girls. Liana Soleil "Lia" Vance, the messy, chlorine-scented Sports Captain is his greatest enemy and the walking violation of his order. But when a moment of trauma triggers a terrifying, possessive rage in Vree, his perfect world collapses. The heart that only beat for boys now races uncontrollably for her. He risked his identity, shattered his rules, and cried tears of jealousy for the girl he hated. Is Kaelion Vreese's identity as fixed as his perfect order? What happens when the ultimate imperfection is the only thing that can truly make him shimmer? First Book of Vexera Series. Dual Point of View.

Giovandrei Lucian "Gio" Vandemar is Auxeria University's fashion prodigy, a graduating student whose name is already making waves in the fashion industry. An openly gay, outrageously confident, and known for his endless chatter and brutal honesty, his life revolves around runways, designer sketches, and men because in his own words, he would never choose a monay over a hotdog. Xynaya Elise "Naya" Sinclair, the shy engineering student and dance team leader, is the complete opposite. Quiet, soft-spoken, and always hiding behind her friends, she's easy to overlook until she steps onto a stage and transforms into a fearless performer capable of stealing every spotlight in the room. But when the campus social butterfly becomes captivated by the one girl who never tries to stand out, his carefully stitched certainties begin to unravel. The man who swore his heart only belonged to boys suddenly finds himself drawn to the quiet dancer who turns wild whenever the music starts. Is Gio's heart as untouchable as he claims, or will the girl he never saw coming become the one thing he can't design his way out of? What happens when the person who never wanted a love story finds himself starring in one? Third Book of Prism Series. Dual Point of View.

Jaxian Drex "Jaxie" Malverez is the savage, pink-leather-clad drummer of Auxeria High, an openly gay rockstar whose life is a masterpiece of sharp edges. His world is governed by a meticulous order where only his music and his attraction to men have a place, leaving no room for the "maarte" drama of the female species. Kaelira Vynne "Kae" Castellano, the soft, jolly, and hopelessly naive transferee from Europe, is the walking violation of his peace and the ultimate distraction to his focus. But when her "conyo" charm and constant habit of getting into trouble trigger a fierce, possessive protectiveness in Jax, his carefully constructed identity begins to fracture. The heart he swore only beat for boys now thunders uncontrollably for the girl he deemed too slow, too messy, and too irritating to ever notice. Is Jaxian's rhythm as fixed as his savage reputation, or will he let a girl be the one to finally break his setlist? What happens when the ultimate annoyance becomes the only music loud enough to drown out his own rules? Second Book of Prism Series. Dual Point of View.

For a long time, Angeli Esquivel buried the memories of what happened back in high school-especially her feelings for Xarius Von Morgan. She believed she had already moved on, convincing herself that it had only been a simple crush. Even if her feelings had once grown into something deeper, nothing ever happened between them. Or so she thought. Everything changed the moment fate led them back to each other again. What she believed was long forgotten suddenly came rushing back the instant their paths crossed once more. She kept telling herself that she only accepted him into the job because she wanted to help him, nothing more. But why does the heart she thought had died long ago begin to beat again? Will history simply repeat itself, leaving them as nothing more than people who once knew each other? Or will the connection between them grow into something far beyond work? Memories. Workplace. Life. And Love. All in one, My Gay Workman.