Bailey Beal has had a good life. Despite his sub status he has been accepted at an accredited secondary school and dreams of his future. Around him his friends are being contracted off. He knows of his inevitable placement with a Dom but determines it to be a 'Tomorrow-Problem'. He was taken quite off guard when his parents strike what could only be a charity deal with a man he's never heard of yet, let alone met. Sudden this 'Tomorrow-Problem' is a 'Today-Problem' and nothing is an absolute. Imagine his surprise when he hears the deal had made when he was fifteen. Why was this Dom just surfacing two years later? Bailey is suddenly plucked from a comfortable life with his parents to a tiny house in the middle of no where with a man almost as old as his father who demands he call him 'Master.' Bailey resists of course. He misses his home and his old life. But love has a funny way of sneaking up on you.

Percy is a strong Alpha and head of the Western Pack. After he negotiates a peace treaty with his neighbors to left, he's presented with the traditional Omega Offering. He receives a gray-eyed beauty and is immediately drawn in by his subtle innocence. Jasper, wanted nothing more than to do his job as well as possible. So when he's given an agenda by his old Alpha, he feels torn. Especially when his new Alpha begins to take an interest. Could he betray someone he loves? Or is the bond between mates too strong to be severed? Warning: recommended for mature readers. ooey-gooey love-y dove-y gay-ness! Manxman (obviously) Lots of fluff and adorableness. Perfect for readers who crave a 'happy ending'

*A continuance of "Good Boy" But can be read independently* Pain is nothing new. Scott King lost his true love to lung cancer five years ago. He has since coped by burying himself in his work and keeping Danny's items in a shrine-like manner. He's taken by surprise when a business partner introduces him to Puppy--a lost sub with sad eyes and an uncaring Dom. Scott is stunned to find himself pulled into Puppy's baby blue eyes and even more surprised with the need to bring the poor boy home and show him the love and affection he'd been denied his entire life. Puppy has always assumed himself to be a burden. Haunted by his past with an emotionally unavailable Dom, he feels he doesn't deserve the love and kindness extended toward him by Scott. But as they grow closer Puppy grows more and more aware of the impact Danny's death has had on Scott. He begins to question if Scott is truly over the death and available to care for Puppy emotionally. Together they need to heal their hearts from all the pain they've dealt with. *Warnings: ManxMan, death, sexual content, strong language, mature situations, bdsm*