Chandler was never good at expressing his emotions. He smiled when it was called for, but that was it. There was no declaration of love to his girlfriend. He wasn't even sure he wanted a girlfriend. All it took for him to open up was a boy in England. Lukas. There was something about him that made the feelings inside of Chandler spill out like a broken dam. But suddenly the letters stopped. Chandler had stopped writing back, and Lukas wasn't able to get a hold of him. Where was he? Had Lukas said something wrong? Did he not like talking to him anymore? Lukas never gave up writing to him, and on a Sunday in December, he recieved five letters from the boy.

[BoyxBoy - Completed] Jake and Lee are two very close best friends who spend most of their time around each other. Sometimes they like to mess around, have a little fun. But at the end of the day, they're both two straight teenage boys, right? Wrong. After the smallest kiss of kisses happens between them, Jake and Lee are forced to face their locked box of feelings for each other. And facing feelings is a boys worst nightmare - especially when they're about your male friend. Unable to control their obvious lust, Jake and Lee start a secret relationship. But when things get a little too heated for Jake, he begins to do some things that he later regrets. Lee doesn't easily forgive when he gets his heart broken, so can Jake make it up? Or will this be just another relationship that couldn't survive the storm? (Book Cover by @TheRegularNonsense !!)

It's the last few weeks of high school and Grayer Kent is dreading the day he has to officially part with his best friends. So, during the courses of these weeks, they vow to do everything with each other. Eat, sleep and live together. But, living in the same house as your crush can become unbearable, right? Especially when your crush is straight and a guy.

[BoyxBoy - Completed] "Ash" is a seventeen year old high school drop out who makes his money by renting himself. It's not his ideal or dream career, but it's what it takes to pay for his necessities. When Ash finds himself in a classroom with his first ever teenage trick, things don't go as they normally would. From then on, you might just say that his life as a rent-boy takes an unusual turn. Instead of being paid to have sex, Ash is paid, by his most regular customer yet, to simply talk. It all seems too good to be true to Ash; a good lookin' lad that's actually his own age? That's a big step from the usual mid-thirty perverts he gets on street corners. You'd think it'd be a great twist to his life, right? Yeah, so did Ash. Until he finds out his tricks secret, which makes Ash wish he'd never even met the guy. Lust, suspicion and a dose of love? This rent-boy's life is about to get a whole lot better, but also a whole lot worse.

University is known as a time for discovering who you are, but all the boys living in the LGBT complex of University College Cork seem to be discovering is that they can't keep it in their pants. When the lives of Freddie Constantine, Matt Coleman, Jack Fox, and Benny Love converge in one small apartment, sparks fly as love and hate mingle in the atmosphere.

(This book contains sexual contents) William met Sage at a party and even though he knew he was straight he still felt an attraction towards Sage. Sage is scared of relationships and commitment because he's doesn't want to be hurt anymore. William doesn't want a relationship because he just can't bother with them. The two couldn't ignore the attraction and lust between them so they did the only obvious thing they could do, became friends with benefits. They've been this way for a long time and everything was hunky dory then Sage met someone. Sage started dating this guy, ending what ever relationship he had with Will. So what happens when their friendship gets difficult to keep and in a heated argument "straight" Will confesses to being in love with Sage.

Ethan Harris believes he's not gay, but his parents think otherwise. After a small incident, he's sent to St. Henry's Academy for Sinning Youth to reverse his sexuality. But after meeting twins Alex and Alec, he wonders what's up and what's down.

This tale begins in a far, far away land called New York City where a boy named John Fierce lives. This sounds familiar? Right, but this is not your typical fairy tale, take my word. John Fierce is a bisexual flirt who takes advantages of his good-looks. Of course, that morning when it happened, he would have laughed at the idea of him ending up in a drunken embrace with the world's biggest rock star, lead singer to Royal Parade, Damien Darkridge. He also would have laughed at the thought of his close friend slept with his ex-boyfriend while they were still dating. And he would have died laughing at the thought of a bi-curious rock star trying to get in his pants. Of course, like I said: this is not your typical fairy tale. And who says all fairy tales have a happily ever after, because if that's truth, maybe this isn't a fairy tale at all.

Zenith is the sequel to Nadir, but can be read as a stand-alone. Wes and Ollie have had their share of ups and downs. Marriage might have come naturally for them, solidifying their relationship into something beyond words. But as happy as they may be together, nothing prepared them for parenting a teenage girl that has just as much attitude and stubbornness as her fathers. --Better description coming soon. These suckers are the bane of my writing existence.--

Keegan's the type of guy that's afraid to steal his neighbor's Wi-Fi. And in a city overrun with hunky new superheroes with more to hide than just their identities, crazy science teachers threatening to end all life on earth and, well, parents, that might not be the best character trait to have. Mix in the fact that there's a new villain who is as cunning as he is photogenic, a health hazardous best friend and having a massive-not-a-crush on a guy who doesn't even know you have superpowers and this may be the most awkward junior year of high school in history.