After quitting his teaching job on the heels of a scandal, Beck Davis moves to the house his grandmother left him in Ames Bridge. He finds the town stifling, but it’s a quiet place to hide while he regroups. Or so he thought.

His neighbor Cal McMurtry shows up, demanding to buy Beck’s land. Cal is as infuriatingly sexy as he was ten years ago when he and his jock friends spent their summers taunting Beck.

Beck expects to hate Cal as he did back then, but Cal isn’t who Beck thought he was: he’s hardworking, passionate about revamping and diversifying his family’s farm, and—far more shocking—he’s gay, and interested in Beck.

But as much as they want each other, Beck has no intention of staying in Ames Bridge, and while Cal is technically out, he refuses to date openly. A real relationship seems doomed from the beginning, but love can be a powerful motivator for those willing to take a chance.

Amnesiac. Heir. Warrior.
Quentin d’Arcy has evaded his father’s clutches for six years with no knowledge of what exactly he’s running from. Without those memories, he’s semi-capable of living his life, but there are forces stacked against him who are not satisfied with that outcome, and they are so very tired of playing games.

Captive. Pawn. Bait.
All Laurence Riley wants is to find a way to help Quentin uncover the past without it destroying either of them, but his efforts are ruined when Frederick re-enters his world and snatches him away from everyone he loves. Suddenly Laurence is nothing more than leverage in a game of cat and mouse which spans whole continents.

Absence makes the heart grow harder.
Quentin has no choice but to go to England if he’s to rescue Laurence from Frederick’s clutches, but the price is a confrontation with his own buried memories and a weakening grasp on his failing mental health, and if he’s to save Laurence he will have to face the architect of his nightmares.

His Father.

Jeremy Lyles can’t believe his eyes. Sean Sax — his onetime best friend, who disappeared from his life seven years ago — is working as a bouncer at an Atlanta nightclub. Muscular, tattooed, and very much the bad boy, Sean is irresistible.

Sean knows he should stay away from Jeremy. His troubled background and rough ways will never be welcome in Jeremy’s world. More, Sean doesn’t want his kind of trouble to intrude on his friend’s life. But Jeremy is exactly what he wants, and Sean finds himself unable to say no.

Afraid of his father’s disapproval, Jeremy tries to hide his relationship with Sean even as the heat between them intensifies. But pressure from both families strains things to the breaking point, especially when Sean learns that Jeremy’s keeping secrets. When Sean’s past returns with a vengeance, Jeremy must risk everything to save the man he loves.

“I never thought I would lay eyes on him again!”

Coming out of a four-year relationship with his girlfriend from hell, hockey player, Timothy Wallace satisfies his bi-curiosity by hiring the most desirable male escort in the city for a boyfriend experience.

When he gets a job at a coffee and cake shop, he can’t hide his feelings for his barista coworker who is also his new roommate, especially since the blue-eyed hottie is the escort who rocked his world.

“Everybody in the world is to be talking about him…I just want to forget him!”

Daryl Hanson is glad to leave the past behind him. But when his new roommate happens to be the handsome hunk, ex-hockey player and former client from his past as an escort, Daryl realizes that forgetting the past won’t be easy.

A gay BDSM romance between two men on opposite sides of the law.

Thorne is a gifted up-and-coming cat burglar who relieves the wealthy of their fine art.

Lane is an idealistic prosecutor who’ll do almost anything to keep from sending Thorne to prison. Even if it means Lane has to take Thorne’s punishment into his own two hands.

Jase Rafferty grew up hiding his sexual curiosities—until he meets Bryan Keating. Bryan’s sexuality is no secret, and being deployed overseas together allows the two men to forge a solid friendship. The sexual attraction is undeniable, but after one lust-filled week, they must go their separate ways.

A year later, a chance meeting gives them one more weekend together, even though they know Jase can’t risk his military career or his family obligations to be with Bryan.

Several years pass before Jase finally accepts the desperate longing in his heart and body. But when fear and hatred threaten to tear them apart, Jase must make a tough decision, one that he isn’t sure he and Bryan can overcome. Together, they must choose to weather the storm or say goodbye forever.

Bryan & Jase is a military, gay-for-you romance with a single daddy doing the best he can.

Amidst the roar of the inferno, two things became clear:
He was my mate.
And he was about to die.

I’d always known I would find my mate someday.
I didn’t expect him to be dying.
By the time I pull him out of the burning building his life hangs on by a thread. He is a human, delicate and damaged, yet all I can think about is the need to fill him with my fire and claim him for my own.
I need him like I need air.
My fire would burn him to ash.

More than a century ago, the Segregation Laws made enemies of humans and shifters, and imprisoned the pack behind their enclave walls.

Laine wants Garrick out from behind those walls, being what he was meant to be—a brilliant lawyer. He also wants Garrick as his partner, but with the prejudice on both sides, he’ll never get that. Unless he can pull off something spectacular.

Like getting Garrick admitted to the Bar.

Garrick’s spent so much of his life keeping secrets, he doesn’t know how to open up. Even to Laine, the human lawyer who stole Garrick’s heart and made him want things he could never have. But there’s another lawyer holding out the promise of bringing down the walls, and maybe some of Garrick’s dreams could become reality. If only…

And an unforeseen gift of history drives Mercy Hills to an announcement that will rock shifter society to the roots.

Trent Derringer grew up trained to be a baseball warrior. Obsessed with the game by the age of six, he escaped the troubled world around him by focusing on bat, glove, and ball. Trent was a knight leading his team into battle — bold, valiant, gallant, and celibate.

Then he ran into sports reporter Drew Early. Trent’s manager instructed him in rule #1 for dealing with reporters like Drew. “Never give them what they want.” That meant being boring in an interview, but Drew refused to play by Trent’s rules. His looks were distracting, and he was asking all the wrong questions.

Soon, a moment of vulnerability for Trent led to quiet moments together and the understanding that they had one goal in common — having each other. Unfortunately, getting the rest of the world to play by their new rules wasn’t so easy.