NOW AVAILABLE as eBook. Get it here: https://books2read.com/u/ba6616 M. Gaspary's first gay romance novel, "The Rival" (Uncensored), features a love story of two young men filled with passion for music and a twisted desire to love that excites and leaves them breathless... even when it feels wrong. For years, Chen and Alex have despised and blamed each other for their violent rivalry over musical and personality differences. They unknowingly shared similar problems outside of music - Sam, the woman they both love. While her death unknowingly caused misery for both of them, Chen and Alex unexpectedly became fond of each other. It didn't take long before things got steamy and passionate between the two after they were compelled to collaborate for the university's charity event. Could Chen forgive Alex, who had such a tumultuous past? Could Alex be willing to let go of his shame and accept Chen's unforgettably beautiful love? What will become of our two main characters? Will they be able to have a "normal" love life, or will their trust difficulties take over? This book is intended for mature audiences. Follow M. Gaspary to ensure you're updated with the latest chapters she'll publish on Wattpad. Follow her official Facebook page for more up-to-date news as well. She'll appreciate your support-a lot. Book Started (Revised): October 25, 2018 Book Ended: December 21, 2018 Book Published & Made Available as Preorder on Ebook Retailers: May 16, 2022

Sterling Keaton is your average gay teenager. He goes to school. Has hobbies. And even has two wonderful parents. But after wings sprout from his back, he learns of a horrible truth they've been keeping from him for the past 16 years.

"The moment that Jordan Shearer steps into the classroom, Lee knows that he's not from around here." Preslash short between two boys from two very different backgrounds. Ingredients: two cups of Glasgow Patter; one teaspoon of NED; a tablespoon of callow middle class; a cup of general teenage incompetence; and an entire quart of UST.

Logan Morris hates singing. In fact, he's not a huge fan of music itself. So how did he find himself singing the bass line in the school jazz choir, Fortuity? Because he's determined to experience first hand what happens at band camp. Unfortunately for Logan though, what happens at band camp doesn't stay at band camp.

Andrew Cole is your normal, in the closet-gay who just doesn't fit in. Even though he is unbelievably adorable, with his short, shaggy blonde hair and his deep blue eyes and amazing body, he has no friends and is bullied by his long time crush, Hunter Riley. Everyday is a nightmare yet he is happy to actually have Hunter know he exists. But what he doesn't understand is why? Why does Hunter bully him? Andrew has never done anything wrong in his whole entire life...ok maybe some things....but other than that...nothing... Hunter Riley was a douche. Nothing more, nothing less. But that all changed when Andrew arrived back in freshman year. They are now seniors and he still has a strange sensation when he looks at or even touches Andrew. And the only reason why Hunter bullies Andrew is because he wants the feelings to go. He was NOT gay, and even if he was, he didn't want to admit it. He was suppose to be a normal guy, who liked girls and was the star and captain of the football team. Not some gay fag who likes to get into guys pants. But all the pent up feelings that both boys were feeling are released when they go to the same party and they get stuck in a room together and say and do some things they never thought they would.

I remember them pushing me into a wall, I remember them kicking me and stepping on me, it got so bad that I couldn't even scream anymore, I remember them leaving me for dead, but I didn't stay that way. I've never been normal, I've never been the cool kid, the funny guy, the hot guy in 11th grade, I've always just been the weird, ugly, stupid, gay kid. Growing up in a small town was never a benefit for overly friendly Abel Crosswell, but what would he expect, being the only gay kid in his little high school. Even though Abel constantly got bullied for his unattractiveness, manipulated because of his kindness, and beat up because of his homosexuality, he constantly had a warm smile on his face. But there's only so much one boy can take, but after getting jumped and surviving, will an impending sickness just be the thing he needs to become a man, or will his new found thirst for blood and obsession with knowledge be the second death of him. "Curiosity killed the cat"

Cassian Jacques und sein kleiner Bruder Damon werden nach dem Tot ihrer Eltern in ein Jungeninternat geschickt. Als jedoch der Freund seines Mitbewohners ihr Zimmer betritt, ist es um Cassian geschehen. Der kleine Milo hat sein Interesse geweckt, doch scheint es unmöglich an ihn heran zu kommen...

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This story is currently being rewritten from the ground up as the author has improved tremendously in their writing. It will also be finally completed during this time period. Welcome to Johnson High, home of the jackrabbits. Most people deny anything that has to do with segregation of students, but here we own up to it. Every person has a cliché, stereotypical group that they belong to. One particular group is much different. All it's members are more diverse than anyone could imagine. From stoners to beauty queens, this group has them all, and when a boy joins the group as a complete outcast he learns more than he bargained for. On the far side of the quad during lunch are two vending machines, each with their own offerings. Two very different groups have set up camp on each side. The popular jocks and our favourite clique of all of things special. What happens when a single coin ventures onto the other side? What will come of the boy who dropped it and the football player who just so happened to pick it up? Cover credit: ThatMagicalBich