A Love You So Story Reading his future in a glass of sweet tea. Youngest son of one of America’s richest families, Remy Merced is so busy trying to save his family company from collapse, he’s never taken time to figure out if he’s gay, much less if he’s happy. Then his meddling mama hires him an assistant who’s everything Remy thinks he doesn’t want. Cute Harper Treadwell, from rural Arkansas, is a brilliant business prodigy… and openly gay. His wit and charm could confirm Remy’s suspicions about his own sexuality almost instantly—if they weren’t both already partnered. When Remy’s girlfriend and Harper’s boyfriend get a little too friendly, Remy finds that the path to happiness requires a long drive in an old Prius, a growing appreciation for small towns, and a whole lot of sweet tea. But before they can forge a future—they have to let go of the past.

Who’s afraid of the big, bad Wolfe?Red Ridley knows he could have a happy life in Ever After, New York, waiting on tables at Mom and Pop’s, making numbers add up for clients, studying business at the junior college – and maybe, just maybe having the man of his dreams, Mark Woods, the young owner of the local garage. One problem. Red’s gorgeous. Amazing looking. Totally unique. And no one who sees him – especially his grandmother, who’s his biggest promoter -- believes he won’t end up on the cover of a magazine. Gran’s dreams come true when famous New York agency owner, Brock Wolfe, shows up in Ever After and sets his sights on Red. Red doesn’t want to leave Mark, but Gran has given everything to raise him, and the money he could make would give her a happy, easy life. Then, the news gets worse – Gran could lose her house -- so Red breaks down and goes to New York where the Wolfe shows just how bad he can be. Faced with a fate worse than death, Red needs a hero or needs to be one. Is there any chance to live happily in Ever After?

All Bo Marchand wants is mysterious vintner Jeremy, but when Jeremy is accused of murder and some conservative winemakers turn out to be kinky sex fiends, Bo must decide whether to upset his life for a man who isn't what he seems.

Single dad Gabe agrees to help eccentric Jerry renovate his mansion, but while opposites attract, Jerry's true identity could jeopardize everything Gabe's worked to preserve.

Sequel to Fire Balls A Balls to the Wall Romance Can two men with skewed self-images see their true reflections in each other’s eyes? Jerry Wallender—firefighter, surfer, and occasional nude model—knows he’s no rocket scientist. So why does he keep choosing intellectual guys who make him feel dumber? He worked his buns off to overcome his reading disability and pass the firefighter’s test, and he loves everything about the job. Well, except for Mick Cassidy, the big, blond, hunky homophobe who harasses Jerry for being gay. But Jerry is smart enough to realize it’s not hate driving Mick, but the pain of a very unhappy upbringing. Mick Cassidy, Firefighter Assist and Search Team, fights fires, but he can’t fight his attraction to the kindest, most generous—and sexiest—guy he’s ever met. Does that make him gay? If it does, he just might get himself killed by his gay-hating preacher father—and take Jerry down with him.

A magical battle knocks cat familiar Aloysius into his former body—that of sixteenth century Frenchman Alain Bellarose. But sexy veterinarian Luke helps him make the most of his time as a human.

Awkward professor Dr. Llewellyn Lewis sets out to prove a theory other historians have failed to validate and woo teaching assistant Blaise. But he ends up solving a murder instead.

Can graduate student Jesse teach Craig to top and help him escape his plain, depressing life? And what happens when Craig likes his lessons too much to want to lose his sassy bottom?

JJ looks like a quarterback but acts like a queen. Tough cop Ryan Star likes manly men, and his attraction to JJ threatens to expose his secret. When a nemesis confronts them during a ski trip, can they love each other for who they really are?

A Love in Laguna Novel Merle Justice wants to reach for the stars, but it’s tough to get respect when playing a teenybopper vampire on TV. Then he meets a famous director anxious to give him all he thinks he wants—and maybe a bit more. Everything’s looking up until a life-threatening encounter with some homophobes on Main Beach puts Merle face-to-face with a Sasquatch-sized hero in a pink puffer coat. Tom Henry defies description. As unsophisticated and simple as an angel, he walks through life content with who he is and asking for very little except to care for his sister, Lily, and the dogs he loves. Then he meets Merle, the embodiment of dreams he barely knows he has. Merle knows the people who hold his future in their hands might love Tom—but they’ll never understand Merle and Tom together. Tom knows it too. With lives this far apart, who’s really the fool of Main Beach?

Attraction sparks between cowboy Danny and decorator Laurie, but their lives are worlds apart, and cowboys don't ride unicorns.

Closeted attorney Adam works for a greedy developer, while diver Sky stands for the environment, peace, and being openly gay. In a fight between freedom and integrity, is there a place for love?