"They have belligerent sexual tension." "What does that even mean?" --- James and Casper have been fighting for years - they've just never gotten along, ever. And then comes along a game of Gay Chicken and a kiss that changed everything. (BoyxBoy)

"Your mine. You have always been. Nothing will change that. Accept it." "I just want to go home, please let me go home." "Accept it." Oliver, a 23 year old youtuber, life has just been fucked. Kidnapped by his so called friend Hayden, Oliver desperately tries to find a way out of the mess he now finds himself in. Hayden isn't the same, and Oliver knows this. It's almost as if he's not human, almost as if he possessed. Though who knows, maybe deep down, this is what Hayden truly desires. Trigger warnings: Abuse, Violence, Cursing, Stockholm Syndrome, and Kidnapping. You have been warned ;)

Antinous is destined to die. Envied by the gods and despised by his rivals, the Greek youth from Bithynia is the most beautiful boy in the Roman Empire, summoned to the Eternal City where the emperor, Hadrian, makes him his lover. Just when Antinous thinks he has outrun destiny, he meets Leonides, a bold young soldier who conquers his heart. He desires the soldier but belongs to the emperor. If he gives in to temptation it may cost them their lives. His rivals are always talking and the gods always watching.

Trey Jones hates violence. And when he is sent to Highwest institute, he knows he's not coming back out. He will have to deal with many, new, unexpected things like his growing feelings for his cold hearted roommate. Will he manage to live in such a dangerous place? Or will he get caught up by his past and run away?

Harry is utterly enthralled by the idea of finding out what Draco is up to, sneaking around the corridors at night. But perhaps there is more to both of their actions than either of them first realise. Either way, this is only the beginning. They have no idea what they're getting themselves into. *WARNING* There are a lot of scenes within this book that readers may find triggering. This book involves scenes to do with mental and physical health and the struggles and stigma around them, as well as scenes involving severe bullying. * I recommend this book for older readers and people who like to read poetry or analyse the deeper meaning in things. Very mature readers may read too.