When Aaron and his boyfriend Josh break up, Damon (Josh's quiet and introverted best friend) enters Aaron's life. They had been acutely aware that the other existed but had never really spent any time together in social settings. Forced into each other's worlds, Aaron and Damon forge an unexpected bond. But as Aaron delves deeper into Damon's enigmatic world, he discovers layers of complexity he never imagined. [Book 1 in my BoyxBoy series] [Mentions of drug, alcohol, sexual content, and other sensitive topics such as mental health and disorders] [Please vote and comment as you read the story, it would mean the world to me. Thank you in advance!]

Adrian hates himself, hates what he is. He doesn't want to be an omega, and he certainly doesn't want any stupid alpha. Will he change his mind when he meets the right one? Well, you've probably read this kind of story before. Me too, so I thought I'd try to write it my way. My first attempt at an omegaverse inspired story. _____________ Warning: omegaverse, sexual situations, boy x boy, age difference (18/25)

Robin was raised to be the perfect omega son of King Harold Marcella of the Marcella Dynasty like his siblings. In a kingdom where Omegas were only good for breeding stock, Robin wanted to be more. He thought his life would have the same path as his two elder omega brothers but it had other things planned. Good boy Robin, who followed all the rules his entire life, will break every one of them for his Alpha. Alpha Thrall has never bowed down before another man, woman or omega. Every king shivers from his name. But for his omega he will bow, he will beg. He will worship the ground his mate walks on. A love story, a revenge story, and a story of self discovery. 🔞Meant for Mature Audience Knotting, MPreg, and Mating

{hockey boyxboy} The Admirals' beloved captain can lead his team to victory, but he can't say the words "I love you." Not to his teammate. Not to a man. But not everyone is okay with being loved in the dark.... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hudson Turner is the kind of captain who never slips. Golden boy. Oldest son. Augustine Academy's pride. He doesn't make mistakes - especially not ones that could cost him everything. Pierre Lavoie is undeniably talented. Magnetic. Unapologetically himself. And, most importantly, he's dangerously uninterested in pretending. What starts as chemistry on the ice turns into something harder to ignore - lingering touches in the locker room, almosts that leave them both aching for more, an insatiable hunger that neither one knows how to survive. One of them is ready to be seen. The other is terrified of what that will cost. Falling for his teammate was never part Hudson's plan. But some connections are impossible to ignore...

Everything changes after high school. Former star of the football team, Beau Coleman, has been on a downward spiral after failing to graduate from high school five years ago. Once cocky and sure of himself, Beau now struggles to find a steady job as well as a purpose in life. He thought that he finally hit rock bottom with no way out when he suddenly runs into his childhood neighbor, Everett Fowler. Can Everett provide a sense of direction for Beau and his derailed life? More importantly, should he? After all, the quarterback used to be his bully.

Moss Kettler has always been overshadowed by his impressive younger brothers. After graduating college Moss falls into a quiet life working for an accounting firm in Detroit. Meanwhile, both of his younger brothers play for the same NHL team with the youngest being freshly drafted to the Colorado Boulders. Now that two out of three Kettler brothers are playing professional hockey, Moss comes to the realization that his family may not have as much interest in him in comparison. Throughout the hockey season Moss' theory is validated by his once close-knit family. As he begins to accept his ostracization a star defenseman swoops in to show Moss the true meaning of sportsmanship (and love).

Aleksander Atwood, an omega with a life full of hardships who just applied for the job of his life, and actually got it! But, what if he becomes the reason his bosses divorce? What if he finds out the father of the kid he is supposed to nanny is actually his fated mate? Rowan Madden, an alpha with a beautiful family and a beautiful marriage, at least that's what it looks like on the outside. What is he hiding? And why is he kind of an ass to who is meant to be his fated mate? Only time will tell in this, thought to be, unrequited love story of broken hearts beating for each other. ONC Prompt #33: a broken heart beats with all its pieces, and it still wants the same person. 🌈I currently upload BONUS CONTENT for this story on Patreon and Ream, linked in bio🌈 ‼️COMPLETE‼️

The HighMoon Mountain Pack Colony was secluded from the world. It was made of four packs that lived deep in the snowy mountains, with one wolf to lead them all. Dante Harper. Dante was fierce, brave, and admired by all his packmates. The other Alphas under him looked to him for guidance and leadership. Dante had everything, except for one thing. His mate. One fateful night, while he patrolled his territory, he found something. A body, an omega. Dante feels drawn to him, and of course, this happens right before Winter. Winter, when the pack is locked to their homes and not free to leave. What happens when two wolves who are attracted to each other are locked away for three months? Read and find out. This is a novella! All rights reserved

Noah Hayes is the kind of guy everyone notices-fun, confident, and the star quarterback of Riverview High. Everyone loves him, and everyone assumes they know him. But no one knows the truth that keeps him up at night: Noah likes boys, and he hates himself for it. He's built walls so high even he can't see over them. Julian Bennett is the opposite of Noah in every way. Quiet, shy, and sweet, he fades into the background without trying. But behind his timid demeanor lies a bold, unspoken confidence about who he is, even if no one else really notices. When Noah and Julian get paired together in class, neither expects anything beyond awkward study sessions and polite conversation. But sparks fly, and soon Julian becomes Noah's tutor-both in academics and in feelings Noah has tried to bury for years. One kiss turns into a secret relationship, and Noah finally allows himself to feel something real. For a while, everything seems perfect. Until the pressure catches up. Torn between the world he's built and the world he secretly craves, Noah makes a choice that shatters Julian's heart and leaves them both broken. When Julian shows up at one of Noah's games with his friends, Noah pretends not to care. But on the field, with the roar of the crowd and the ache of regret, Noah realizes he's at a crossroads. Will he keep running from himself, or will he risk everything to prove that what he and Julian had wasn't just a secret, but something real?

Book one of three in the Skates on Ice trilogy. EMERSON CALDER: One fall. And that one fall almost ended my entire figure skating career. To make matters worse, I could almost taste my first Olympic win... before Onyx Steele, my skating partner, made one mistake during our routine that sent me slamming against the ice. I never blamed him, but my best friend blames himself. We almost made it. Until we didn't. It's been three years, and last year, I decided to take the ice back by becoming my university's hockey mascot. Hidden identity, no one knew it was me, but then? Then I meet Ashton Knox-the university's star hockey player, and we began talking. What was supposed to be one year of being the Wolves mascot turned into two. Because I can't part from the fond friendship I formed with him. He's a distraction from my goals, but I can't stop. He believes in me. But he has no idea who I am underneath this mask. I didn't want to be in a spotlight that wasn't mine. Then, Ashton gets injured on the ice, during a game, and the moment I tear off that mascot head and race over to him, I am thrust right into that same spotlight that isn't mine. Maybe I have far more feelings for the dopey hockey player than I initially realized.