I used to think I was going to win the world. That I was smart, skilled, unstoppable. One bad decision and one betrayal later, and I’m nothing. Begging for a handout from a man I barely know, who I met on the worst night of my life, who thinks of me as his enemy, because I’m everything he’s trying not to be.

Arrogant. Money-hungry. Completely in denial about my sexuality. A tormented, closeted, con man with no friends, no loving family, no future.

So why is Carter helping me? Why does he give a damn? Why are his two best friends the same, so generous, so full of care? So fascinated with me, like I’m a pet they want to own. 

What kind of man does it make if I want the same?

A fast paced Gay Why Choose Romance for lovers of soft daddies, bratty subs, gay awakenings, and buckets of…fun!

Everyone wants a piece of me. No surprise, considering that my job is to be professionally good looking. But after spending half my life on the runway, I’m tired of people only seeing the surface: the model, the party boy, too vain to notice that men only want me for my body. I notice, and I hate it, but getting free of all that means giving up on everything I know. No wonder I grab onto the first guy who gives a damn about me. I didn’t know he came with complications.

Now I’m stuck between two best friends who need to get over themselves and admit they love each other, and the only other man who sees it too. Something tells me I’m either the catalyst that’s brought them all together, or the dynamite that’s going to blow their friendship apart.

If I can only keep my head above water long enough to find out. Let these men protect me from my compulsive need to drown my problems in alcohol and acting out. Or have I stumbled into another situation that’s going to cost me everything?

A gay Why Choose romance for readers who love power bottoms, hurt and healing, second chances and first-time feels.

Where do you turn when the place you called home isn’t safe anymore?

My first gay relationship is now my first heartbreak. I didn’t think I was the sort of person who hides from his  problems, but when I stumble into a chance to disappear—to escape my past and my ex and live the wild single life I’ve only fantasized about—I take it.

Even if it means keeping a secret from everyone that matters to me. A great big secret that could mess up everything between me and my best friend, and all these men I’m starting to care about too much, who welcomed me into their home and into their lives.

A secret that could ruin me for good.

Too many hearts, too many ways to break them. Too many people who deserve the truth, and not enough of me to go around. Too much to hope that I can have it all, this love I don’t deserve, when every day I live here is a lie.

A MM+ Why Choose for lovers of savage queens, short kings, showing off, and sacrifice

Moe Toller is not in love.

Fascinated? Maybe. Jealous? A little, but everyone at their stuck-up high school is jealous of Nathan Tallent, with his movie-star good looks, his mansion and his hot-tub, his laid-back father, his perfect life. Or so Moe always thought, but as their unlikely friendship grows, he discovers the broken-hearted boy behind the mask, Nate's pain an echo of Moe’s own loss. 

But a nobody like Moe shouldn’t pin his hopes on someone who soars so high. Shouldn’t expect Nate to feel the same helpless yearning to make their friendship something more. Not when the chance that Nate could love him back is as distant as the stars.

A heart-breaking coming of age story of gay awakening and deep loss.

Moe Toller was once in love.

A young love, a first love, lost before it had a chance to bloom. Ten years later, fate throws him together with the boy he once loved, now grown into a man he finds hard to resist.

But he must. Moe can’t let one lucky chance in a dark nightclub be the worst mistake of his life.

He can’t let Nathan Tallent break his heart again.

"A year ago, I thought sharing was for suckers. That compassion was another word for weakness, and love the lie we use to justify desire. I never thought I could be so happy to be wrong. Compassion is a strength: to love someone who is nothing like you, who didn’t do a thing to deserve it, who’s so wounded he can’t help but hurt others. To still love someone who’s broken: there is no finer gift."

A sweet and sentimental evening with Reagan, Carter, Baldwin & Karl as they celebrate their first Christmas together. 

A glimpse into the decadent world of The Dealmakers, where every kind of sensual sin is up for grabs…if the price is right.

With his best friend/situationship halfway across the world, Kyle’s got nothing but time on his hands. Time and a little too much longing, leaving him easy prey for the next beautiful woman in the mood to put a man on his knees.