-Elemental Series- (Wind: Book 3) The wind can be a subtle thing, until Jerric gets a hold of it. He lives for the rush of a swirling tornado and blowing away anything that gets in his path. When encased in wind, Jerric feels invincible. He's addicted to the sense of power it gives him. Jerric is a very talented shifter, too talented at times. His winds have the signs of originating from the north, which worries his parents. Jerric secretly hopes so. He wants the northern wind god to offer him a place in his ranks. And with his help, Jerric dreams of becoming the strongest wind shifter who ever lived. Powerful enough to even dethrone the embarrassment known as the southern wind god, Notus. The sad thing is Jerric might do just that.

"Good, you're early. Perfect. Come with me." From the tour Don gave me yesterday I knew he was taking me to the kitchen. I guess I'm about to find out why. "Make me that wicked cup of coffee you spoke about." God, his accent. "As you wish, sir," I said with a mock British accent. "And what flavor do you prefer?" I asked, looking at the variety of International Delight creamers. "Pick the one you like." His voice was smooth and soft as he said that. I couldn't stop myself from smiling or turning around to look at him. He had his butt resting against the counter. He had his arms crossed over his chest and one foot over the other as he watched me. I felt my breathing pick up at how sexy he looked. My God. He wore high water pants, this time green, and boat shoes instead of loafers. Someway somehow he managed to pull off a leather jacket with that outfit. I don't know much about fashion but I would not even dare to put those two together. I could tell he had really broad shoulders. An image flashed through my mind. I had my hands underneath his arms and my fingernails digging into his shoulder as he backed me up against a wall and wrap my legs around his waist, fucking me hard against the wall. Jesus Christ, I hope Tommy doesn't ask me about him again because he's going to be very pissed if I tell him I imagined my boss banging me against the wall.

(BOOK THREE OF THE KISSING BOOTH SERIES) Trey Carter's path is meant to be straight and narrow. His parents spent their whole lives trying to prepare him for a successful life and deviation would not be tolerated. Especially not when Trey gets involved with a boy who has a blatant disregard for the law. cover made by @seeraenthen

(BOOK TWO OF KISSING BOOTH SERIES) Max Caldwell is a hopeless romantic. Despite being rejected by the love of his life and having his heart broken multiple times, he is still searching for the one. But he didn't expect his soulmate to be Liam Slater: a lonely, depressed, drug-addicted, high school drop out. Max finds himself in sticky situations when he does almost everything in his power to "fix" Liam. Common sense takes a back seat and addiction takes control. cover made by @seeraenthen

Get in, get out. Do your job, and live another day. No attachments. Those are the rules Gavin runs his life by. He spends every night with a different man, so he doesn't have time to be concerned about anything more. It's either be Adam's whore or survive the street. With Adam, Gavin has a place to sleep and occasionally food to eat. The streets are never that nice. Luke decides to break those rules. One night isn't good enough for this man. Gavin tries to end it, but even he end up stretching one of the rules. No attachments.

(INDEPENDENT BOOK OF THE KB SERIES) Love isn't something that comes easily to Xavier Reis, which is why he chose to settle with a man who continues to be unfaithful to him. Until he meets Julian Vega, a hopeless romantic who has nothing going for him aside from his career as a male stripper. Xavier must choose between his growing feelings for Julian and his vow to remain faithful to his husband.