In a world where soulmates exist, but not for everybody, it's a damn good market for a dating app. Dylan Ivy works for EverAfter, a dating app designed to match up people without soulmates. The CEO is ready to hand the company to Dylan, but there's just one problem. He feels that EverAfter needs a CEO that is matched up and happy. He won't let Dylan have the company until he is matched. Alex Rose is a small business owner that is struggling to stay afloat. His café is getting popular, but the financial strain isn't being eased quickly enough. When a customer called Dylan proposes a bizarre arrangement, he's tempted. All his financial problems solved, his business saved, and his future guaranteed to be comfortable. All he has to do is say 'yes'. Will Alex and Dylan be able to navigate their nosy and well-meaning friends and family? Will their relationship be complicated by further feelings? Join them as they maintain the facade of being sort-of soulmates.

Finn has an honourable position; personal servant to the monarch of Cafi, a small country off the coast of France. He also has not-so-honourable a position; a man in love with another man, in the early 1800s. Oliver is being forced towards marriage, and Finn is being forced towards accepting his love is unrequited. As France begins to fall into another revolution, the world begins unravelling around them. Oliver has to fight to maintain the democracy he established, and Finn must cope with the reawakening of his less-than-ideal past as a con artist in the search for his long-lost brother. The two must learn who to trust and who not to trust as they begin to know each other more deeply than they every thought they could. Content Warnings Applicable to This Story: This book is set in the early 1800s, and I don't want to avoid talking about the horrendous things that happened to people of colour then. It will talk about slavery, but from a firm anti-slavery perspective, never glorifying or making excuses for it. Cafi itself is a fictional country and while I absolutely believe they would have had slave trade too (because most places did and I don't want to pretend they didn't), I want the book to include Oliver's fight to abolish slavery in his country. Otherwise, there may be previous mentions of abuse, but it will be extremely mild, nothing graphic, and the chapter itself will pre-warn you. Oliver's relationship with his family can be problematic at times. Please take care of yourself during any chapters that may be triggering for you.

Book Two of the Café Latte Trilogy. Tom Ramsdale has always helped people. He helped friends through their struggles, he helped relationships to thrive, and he helped people pursue their dreams. Now, he needs a little help himself. Tom is stuck in the town he grew up in, working at the café his mothers own and living with them after dropping out of university. With his friends moving to different cities, pursuing their careers and relationships, Tom feels like he's the only one left behind. When his friend, Harper, suggests he move to London to start working for his friend, Tom finds himself thrown into a world that he barely recognises. It doesn't help that his new boss, Angelo, is drop-dead gorgeous, and his new colleagues have their own struggles hiding underneath the surface. Tom begins to realise that keeping his work and his personal life separate may be tougher than he had originally thought. Can Tom balance his new life, or will it all come crashing down around him?

Book One of the Café Latte Trilogy. Jasper, nineteen, is searching for love. Ross, twenty-eight, doesn't believe in love. They both lead completely different lives in completely different worlds; Jasper studies and behaves himself, trying to follow his brother's footsteps to make his parents proud, and Ross runs a high-end retail store, attracting customers at work and going out attracting men at night. So what happens when the two meet? They both know it wouldn't work; they're so different and there's an age gap of nine years. But sparks are flying and although it's a dangerous risk with the consequences of both their lives being ruined, they both want to chance it. Will Jasper lose the love of everyone in his life? Will Ross change his life to keep Jasper within it? They could both get burned at any time, but sometimes you've got to play with fire.

Liam hates being dragged to parties by his best friend Zac because he always ends up ditching him. Is this party any different? Copywrite Warning.

[Short Story] When Robin Park is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, her entire world seems to change. Her only constant is the Merriam Webster Collegiate Dictionary-- a tool that comes in handy whenever she needs to define things like complex human emotions. Until she meets Vana, that is. Now it seems the dictionary isn't helping her much at all. 🏆Featured in Short Story's Puppy Love reading list.🏆 🏆Featured in LGBTQ+'s GirlxGirl Teen Fiction reading list.🏆 [©2017-2018. All rights reserved.]

Matt has a poster of a girl in a bikini above his bed. Cash Ryder has the scores for every one of Mozart's pieces glued to his walls. Matt plays soccer. Cash Ryder hates organized sports. Matt has two best friends. Cash Ryder hangs around with the kids who ride motorcycles on the weekends. Matt's family is conservative. Cash Ryder's arms are covered in tattoos. Matt meets Cash Ryder. Matt never thinks his life is ordinary again.

[RISE ABOVE SPIN-OFF] Bill Anderson has a secret. - Copyright © 2015 Viano Oniomoh All rights reserved.

Benjamin has freckles. Thijmen has a knife. Their one thing in common? Having to live under the same roof. Every year, as part of a school program, a "troubled teen" is taken by a wealthy family in hopes to help him reform. This is what brought Thijmen, a Dutch delinquent, into the Emsworth residence. (Standalone | Cowriter: lolitroy) Written: Oct 2016 - Dec 2019

Wrestling team captains Max Desera and Axel Cortés must settle their long-standing rivalry - but a different kind of fire may ignite between them. ***** The school decides it will only keep one of its two male wrestling teams, adding fire to the cutthroat rivalry between the two captains, Max Desera and Axel Cortés. Axel sees Max as undeserving of the title, but when Max, who is proudly bisexual, finds out that Axel is closeted gay, their dynamics begin to change. Things heat up before the tournament when a terrible incident of foul play occurs, forcing the two sworn enemies to suddenly rely on each other - but this time, the heat feels different. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]