Boysinmakeup Stories

Going from being the ultimate queen of his old school, to a stand out with no friends, Mike Taylor has to try and get back to the top. Not to mention having to survive through the weirdness that is his family. Can he do it? What will he face? Read and find out!

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The one where the jock and the wallflower meet after six years. - Alfie really shouldn't have gone to the reunion. He should have just stayed home and watched the Harry Potter marathon showing on ABC but his dad and best friend had urged him to. He learns a couple of things that night, things that he would have preferred not to know about. Things he could have lived without. He also learns he's still in love with the boy who had let him go. #109 romance 19. 07. 18 Cover by @peachspit This is a free preview

Foxxxy Rule #1: Never fall for a client. Christian Webber is femme, fabulous, and an absolute freaking mess. Although he loves his chaotic life, his cherished friends, and his job dancing and escorting at the exclusive Foxxxy Gentlemen's Club, he's also twenty-nine, single, and facing down the very real possibility of turning into a lonely, old cat lady. But an encounter with a client's jaded son may change everything. Gordon van Dierman has his life figured out. He owns a business, a house, and a dog with his partner of seven years, but when he learns of his partner's infidelity, the grumpy Dutchman abandons everything he's built and returns to his childhood home in America to lick his wounds in peace. But a run-in with a feisty, genderfluid escort may be just what the doctor ordered. When Chrissy and Gordon's lives collide, it's hate at first sight to be sure, but the fire between them may be more than simple loathing. You know what they say: love and hate are horns on the same goat-or however that expression goes. Chrissy knows better than to fall for a client. But the rules don't say anything about a client's son, do they?