Westhollywood Stories

The story of the first man that ever hit on me in Los Angeles and what happened next. Full of unexpected turns.

Cindi's professional stylist/client restraint faltered as Joseph took his seat at her salon station. Her hands tingled as they longed to sculpt with comb and scissors and feel the perfection of his hair on her fingertips. She averted her eyes and bit her lip, and wished that he would notice the flutter of the butterflies in her chest.

Gérald Dubois came to West Hollywood with a plan: open a coffee shop, build a life of his own, and keep romantic complications to a reasonable minimum. Then Skye Turner walked into Bear Grounds. Blond, confident, and effortlessly charming, Skye makes his living behind a microphone as a studio singer and voice actor-and makes no secret of what he wants when it comes to Gérald. Unfortunately, neither does Tobias Connors. The dark-haired bookstore owner is clever, observant, maddeningly attractive, and entirely too good at seeing through Gérald's attempts to pretend everything is under control. Now Gérald has somehow found himself at the center of a love story with two men who have each chosen him. The problem is that Gérald has chosen them both. As romances collide, boundaries blur, and Bear Grounds turns into the unofficial headquarters for an increasingly ridiculous collection of family, actors, and farcical complications, Gérald begins to wonder whether love really has to follow the rules everyone keeps insisting it does. Because choosing one man might be the sensible thing. But nothing about Gérald, Skye, and Tobias has ever been particularly sensible. [Farce] is a warm, witty modern gay romance about three men discovering that the difference between a romantic disaster and a happily ever after may simply depend on how many people you're willing to make room for.

Aria Williams is just a girl with a broken heart. Shawn Mendes is a world known superstar who just wants someone who doesn't use him for fame and understands him. They thought no one could ever love them: Then they met. 💙 Cover by pastelmilks

Takoma's family goes to west Hollywood and they go to a hotel and Takoma Meets Troye Sivan

Stellan could be flying a private jet from L.A to San Francisco, but instead he's just another passenger on a commercial flight. The possibility of the FAA finding out about his forged credentials forced him into an early retirement. He could be watching outdoor movies at Hollywood Forever Cemetery with his two sisters but after witnessing the death of his disturbed friend, both of them have fled Tinseltown to nurse their film careers and bullet wounds respectively. L.A was supposed to be more fun. Stellan left Texas to escape the shadow of his abusive father and forget the death of his mother, and he wanted to do it in the sunshine. Instead he finds himself spending most of his time shielding his actress sister Juliet's fragile ego, and keeping his adopted sister Nix distracted long enough to forget the life of child prostitution that he rescued her from. There's also the matter of the one-for-one shoe start up that he co-owns with Jude, a brooding author with a past that threatens the hazy artifice Stellan has constructed around himself. SMOG, my complete 61,000 word new adult novel, examines and humanizes the people trying to create a solid life in a city of smoke and mirrors. Told from the point of view of Stellan and the four most important people in his life, SMOG is kinder and gentler than LESS THAN ZERO, but never warm or fuzzy. This is a story not just of tan, homegrown hipsters, but of transplants with baggage struggling to be simultaneously carefree and purposeful.