(Book 2 of HomeLess) Domino has always lived his life exactly the way he's wanted to. No one ever stood in his way or bothered to intervene. Unfortunately, his possessive, aggressive, and down-right nasty way of treating people has finally landed him in the big house... And people aren't nearly as easy to berate behind bars.

If you were to describe Robbie Lancaster in one word, it would be stoic. It's not that he's rude or anything, he's just naturally blank that everyone thinks he's incapable of feeling human emotions. Cold and seemingly uncaring, Robbie is named as the 'ice prince' in his father's company. Not only is he unimaginably wealthy, he is also one of the smartest employees and has earned his position as the Resources Director. With stunning good looks and a body mouth-watering enough to eat, it's a miracle how he can still walk in broad daylight without getting mobbed. Meet Leon Schwartz, a lowly chef, proud crossdresser and Robbie Lancaster's best friend. He is clumsy, honest, and optimistic, despite the difficulties he's had to face as an orphan. Leon is the only person that Robbie trusts in the entire world, aside from his family. So, what happens when a night of drunken ecstasy endangers their relationship? Robbie soon realizes he's falling for his best friend and there's nothing he can do about it. Not only does his feelings grow, but visits from ex-lovers try to destroy their new relationship. Now, Robbie has to decide. His decade-long friendship with Leon or his growing feelings of affection? Not an easy choice when you're cornered by ex-lovers and your best friend has a secret that could change your life entirely.

*manxman* Third installment in 'The Crane Gang' series! Craig left his family in an attempt to figure out who he was now that the life he'd lived for so long was gone. Everyone else seems perfectly content but he can't seem to find that peace. He's lost.... self destructing. He doesn't want to hurt anyone but he can't seem to help himself from giving in to the very things that keep causing those around him pain. So he takes a job at a ranch to keep himself busy. Determined to learn to live without his vices and vowing to only return home when he's sure he won't let everyone down once more. But still that inner peace seems elusive. Until the strong, arrogant, bossy foreman, Ezekiel Marks begins to break down Craig's walls, crash through his defenses and refuses to give up on him. Somehow, lost in Ezekiel's arms, Craig begins to find that peace he's longed for--and the dark-skinned foreman begins to replace all his other outlaw vices.

Gilliam Tomlinson had had to fight for every ounce of respect he had ever managed to gain from the Texas Rangers. His late father had been less than an honorable man and it seemed that despite Gilliam's attempts to distance himself from that memory, he carried his deceased father's legacy along with him like a heavy wool cloak he never could quite shake off. Then the chance he'd been waiting for fell right into his lap. A gang led by a mysterious outlaw who had so far evaded any notice had been wreaking havoc and stealing cattle from the rich land barons of Texas and they wanted it stopped. Gilliam's job was simple: infiltrate the gang, learn about their leader, gain their trust and then bring them down. It should have been easy. It should have been a simple, cut and dry operation... but Gilliam had never imagined the gang leader would have such fiery green eyes and he'd certainly never imagined the leader would be a man named Jeb who made his body heat up and his brain shut down. What follows is a struggle unlike any Gilliam has ever known. Law, order and duty tell him what he was supposed to do but there was something about that man, something about that life, something about the way he felt among those people that just felt right. Now he faced a choice. Listen to the code of a lawman or the heart of an outlaw.