Fiction LGBTQ+ Books

I Thought He Was Just An Asshole – A Sexy Asshole – But An Asshole, All The Same, Turns out he’s a dragon.And there are hundreds of them living in the woods, hidden away from human society.They’re split into two clans: the Aetos and the Ragnis.And I’m the key to total warfare between them.Why?Because someone wants me, and he can’t have me.Did I happen to mention that this is the same asshole I vowed to hate for the rest of my life?Yeah, it’s complicated.To make matters worse, there was another guy thrown into the mix.Vern is cute and funny – everything a girl could ever want.But to have him, I have to have them both.They both need me to breed for their clan.But Lyle Stokes will always be my enemy.The only thing that might be stronger than my hate for Lyle is my craving for Vern.This story was formerly titled Fire In Their Hearts

Connor Montana is a well-established player for the Packers, and just settling into his fame.With very little reason to be shoved into the spotlight, he’s never really gotten accustomed to dealing with the press.In stark contrast, meet Diego Delgado.The Packers’ newest acquisition, Diego has been proving himself all season as a force to be reckoned with – which is really helping to kill the backlash he’s had from being an openly gay player.A beacon for LGBT representation in the sport, Diego barely stops being followed, photographed and interviewed.When celebrations get out of hand Connor and Diego accidentally get married to one another, it’s a surprise for several reasons… not least because Connor is ‘straight’, and everybody had long since assumed that Diego was actually dating fellow out gay Packers teammate Toby Mendez.Things get exponentially more complicated when the marriage is leaked to the media, changing Connor’s lifestyle from quiet fame into constant, inescapable attention.Can Connor learn to cope with the unwavering media attention, or will it affect his game?Who leaked the marriage to the press?Most importantly, why did Connor and Diego marry in the first place – and can any hint of that drunken devotion be saved…?This story was formerly titled Blind Sided

Blake Jackson has never had a boyfriend before. Because he isn’t gay. Until recently, he was part of one of America’s most successful boy bands. After their record label ruthlessly dropped Below Zero, Blake has no choice but to head back to his hometown with his overbearing family.Elion Rodriguez never thought he’d get another chance with his high school crush, the pop star hunk Blake Jackson. Not when his life is the opposite of exciting, stuck as a barista in the town he grew up in. When Blake walks back into his world though, Elion feels like there might be something between them after all.All Blake wants is to pursue his first love of dance again. But in order to do that, he finds himself the star of a reality TV show, and the producers are determined to spice things up. They don’t care that Blake isn’t gay, not when Elion makes such a cute boyfriend. The pair send the ratings through the roof and find themselves forced to continue the charade, at least for the time being.As reality and fiction begin to blur, falling in love becomes a tantalizingly possibility. Dangerously so, as a real-life superfan decides that Blake belongs to him and will do anything to claim him. Elion will have to fight if he’s to keep the man who has fallen into his arms. But Blake will also have to fight to keep Elion safe from harm.Homecoming Hearts Book One. Scorch is a steamy, standalone MM romance novel with a guaranteed HEA and absolutely no cliffhanger.

Sometimes, we get second chances -- at love, to make things right, to say good-bye the way it should have been said. Darian promised his dying husband Randy he would go through with the plan to teach summer school in Bath, England. Randy insisted; it was always Darian’s dream to live in England, go, do it. But once there, in Tintagel, on a street in Coverack, a small Cornish seaside village, Darian sees Randy. Grief can make us see things, right?So Darian tells himself, until the man whom he buried, whose ashes he carried with him to England, sits down beside him on a bench in front of Bath Abbey, with screaming seagulls nearby. It seems the dead can come back. But why and how? Has Randy come to take Darian with him? Or is something else going?