NEW Contemporary Romance

Opposites might attract, but is acting on that attraction wise?  


Sexperienced  hairdresser Phillip is more of a believer in happy endings than happily  ever afters. Experience has taught him not to hope for more— until he  meets sweet, vulnerable Tristan the librarian, who seems genuinely interested in his  heart. But Phillip can’t trust enough to see himself as a man Tristan  might want for more than a night.  


With the help of a pair of  matchmaking grandfathers, Tristan and Phillip might and the courage to  step beyond their comfort zones and discover what has been missing from  their lives....

Can a sexy rock star show a relationship-phobic ice skater that there’s more to life than gold medals?  

When ice-skating’s bad boy Blaze first glimpses Drake, every fantasy  he’s ever had flares to life. Not only is rock star Drake sexy as sin,  his songs awaken a longing in Blaze that he’s denied for years. But  Blaze Parker doesn’t believe in relationships—at least not those that  last more than twenty minutes. 

Drake Keys has dreamed about the sensual ice skater for years. When  Drake is kicked out of his band because of his bisexuality, he drives  across the country to finally see the man he’s had a crush on skate  live.   

Though the attraction is instant and intense, both Blaze and Drake  have baggage that puts any relationship on thin ice. Blaze is driven by a  long-ago betrayal to prove himself a champion, and Drake, uncertain  about the future, hopes to resurrect his music career. As they take a  road trip together, Drake romances Blaze, hoping to melt his heart and  show him that love is possible… but not without some tough decisions.

When bishie boys collide... 

YaoiCon!  It’s like stepping into a manga. Why had Rory Lewis waited so long to  join this friendly, fun-loving group, cosplaying their favorite  fictional characters, or drooling over tons of merchandise? He’s finally  found his people! Folks who don’t run away when he gushes about his  favorite Japanese authors, or look at him oddly for mentioning “Seme” or  “uke.” And the scantily-clad bishonen aching to serve make the  convention as close to Heaven as Rory might ever get. 

Then Rory  bumps into his Seme fantasy come to life. But watching the confident  Kyle Austin lose his clothing piece by piece in Bishie Bingo fries  Rory’s brain. He runs. Even worse than not seeing how far Kyle would go,  Rory’s lost his chance to make a once-in-a-lifetime connection. 

A pushy best friend, Facebook, and Skype conspire to give Rory a second chance. 

Can life echo his favorite boy-love romance?