"Hey let's make a bet." My best friend Richy said. "Who ever losses has to ask out and date the f*ggot until he breaks up with you or for 6 months. Which ever one happens first." "You're on." I lost. Me. Jake Richards lost and now has to ask out the school f*g. -------- Damon Simmons is a gay boy but hid his secret from his father who is a big homophobe. The day his mom left was the day two major things happened. His dad started abusing him and Jake Richards asked him on a date. Things get weird for both of them but Damon gets suspicious after some things Jake does. But as always Jake finds ways to convince Damon differently. Will Jake eventually like Damon or will Damon find out sooner about the bet and break it off completely with Jake? ---------- This is a boyxboy as in boy to boy kissing and hugging and stuff. If you are against gays or do not like gays... DO NOT READ!

"But you can call me master my pretty little angel." Angel is only nineteen years old. He's studying law and is a really good writer. He doesn't drink or smoke. Angel not a really sexually guy... In fact he's still a virgin, but something really soon might change that. Mason, 25 years old, owns his own business and is highly appreciated. Never has he been the one to chase after what or who he wants, he always have them chasing after him. But that all changes when he meets Angel and only God knows what he'll do to get him as his to submissive.

Icarus Crane is a fledgling vampire with a feisty, free spirited attitude. He lives with his sire, and leads a peaceful life with his new family. His sire always warned him to never get near a master vampire. They're dangerous and powerful and hold no emotions what so ever. Once you're taken and claimed, by a master vampire you're more valuable than them because you hold their power. Icarus ignores the rules and runs into someone. Someone that decides he's going to make Icarus his own. This story is rated R, and not edited First book in the Supernatural Lovers series Part of a series but can be read as a stand alone