A love worth the wait

Carter Hamilton and Riley Porter-Wright room together as Harvard undergraduates. An immediate friendship forms, but as the years pass it deepens into something neither man understands. As attraction simmers under the surface, lines begin to blur. When they move back to Manhattan, they gradually slip into the lives their families have envisioned for them.

Both men marry, but in time, Riley realizes he’s ended up in a passionless relationship like his parents’ while his career takes center stage. Although he loves his wife, Carter misses the emotional and physical connection he shared with Riley.

The weight of Riley’s feelings and his growing discontentment with his life eventually push him to tell Carter the truth about how he feels. Shocked and unable to face his own feelings, Carter rejects Riley.

As each man comes to terms with the lies they’ve told themselves, each other and the people around them, they find their lives changing in ways they never imagined. They soon discover that the truths they’ve been longing to tell shake the foundations of their friendship.

Nick isn’t just another rich kid partying away his senior year of college. He’s ready to prove he’s tough enough for Brayden’s twisted games, if only the mysterious professor will give him half a chance.

Brayden is well aware of the rumors that follow him all over campus and beyond– rumors that are only a pale reflection of the kinky reality. Nick has no idea what he’s asking for. When he learns the truth, will he decide Brayden’s too hot to handle?

Grounded by a hurricane, Tony passes time playing chess and flirting with “Ken,” a pierced punk kid. Restless, he needs to make the quantum physics symposium in New York, where making an impression on the reclusive Dr. Ikeda could mean a post-doc research position. What are the odds? Nineteen-year old Dr. Kenichi Ikeda, alone out of Japan for the first time, gets hustled in a game of chess by the ingenious and handsome Tony. Coincidence and fate brings them together – but the reclusive prodigy is torn: should he hire Tony because of their undeniable mutual attraction, or despite it?

Sparks fly when a protective alpha meets an omega in danger, but there’s a catch: this omega is still human, and doesn’t know what he could become with a bite from the right wolf.

Being an alpha werewolf made Rusty Jamison one of the best while he served in the Marines. Now he’s out and taking his first job as a bodyguard, using those instincts while protecting his secret. His client is the last thing Rusty expected: a human with werewolf blood just waiting for a bite to awaken his potential.

Sam Hurley has fended off plenty of unwanted advances in his twenty-four years. Now someone is stalking him, and Sam is going to need help getting him to take no for an answer. His new bodyguard seems like he’ll be able to do the job, but once Sam meets him he wants Rusty for a lot more than protection…

Chase Logan is in the closet. He’s also an ex-soldier gone AWOL. When he returns home to work for his best friend’s security agency – the path puts him on a collision course with love. The trouble is that it’s with his best friend’s younger brother, the man he’s supposed to protect.

His war scars have damaged his confidence and self-esteem. Now he walks around among the whispers and stares of civilians, which makes him self-conscious. Can he truly live a life as a civilian? Can he heal from the nightmares of his traumatic experiences at war?

Rockstar, Johnny Pierce has always been infatuated with his brother’s best friend. After being attacked, he surrounds with a security team. When his brother’s best friend joins his security team, they become friends with benefits.

They are both damaged, but can they have a relationship beyond their sexual cravings?

Wilder
I can’t believe what Logan’s parents have done. Not only are they trying to fight the will, but they took Maddy away from Sterling. I’ll fight them every step of the way, because Maddy is my family too now.

Sterling
Maddy is gone. They took her. I can’t believe they’d resort to low tactics like this. What do they really want? And will my mating with Wilder help or hinder getting Maddy back? No matter what, Maddy and Wilder are both my family and I’m not giving up.

When Rhy moved in with his boyfriend Mason, he thought his life was perfect. Until the panic attacks started. Now, Rhy is on his own, struggling to come to terms with his childhood demons.

Mason is willing to give Rhy the space to heal, but misses his boyfriend terribly. To help fill the empty house, Mason adopts a puppy—a black lab, like he and Rhy had talked about. Mason is sure he could help take away the pain if only Rhy would let him.

Rhy knows that hiding will only worsen his condition. As he tries to do right by Mason, the parents Rhy thought he’d never see again stumble back into his life. He’s forced to confront them to protect what’s left of his family. Will he find the strength to overcome his wounds? Or is he too damaged to ever become the man Mason needs?

It’s not a happy ever after—but it might be the beginning of one

I’m waiting for Kasey to come home. I didn’t expect the drunk girl I had to take care of to the point I had to take her home because I couldn’t get hold of the one person who could get her. I did not expect there to be a whole lot more to this girl than what I’d initially thought, yet of course, there was. I was never so lucky as for things to be simple in my life, after all.

When Kasey does come home, the girl’s still there, and I’m done caring for her. I’ve been without my boyfriend for two whole weeks and all I want is one day alone with him—but when it turns out the girl’s got a lot more issues than originally thought, I can’t help but worry about her.

Falling for the drag queen next door

Mitch Dalton can’t stop fantasizing about his sexy and confident drag queen neighbor. He wants to make a move, but he’s had a lot less experience with men and isn’t sure Chi-Chi would be interested in a guy who’s never gone all the way—let alone a widower and struggling single father. And when Mitch’s child care falls through, he needs Chi-Chi’s help more than he needs a boyfriend. But when even a simple handshake feels like pure sex, soon touching is all either of them can think about.

A one-night stand, a quick fling—that’s all Chi-Chi can give if he’s going to leave town for New York City. But once they finally get a taste of each other, what if Mitch wants more?