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The two Marshalls were nothing alike, Data with his spreadsheets and Marsh a tornado of chaos, and still they were madly in love for eight years, until Marsh ended it with a half baked excuse. Six months later they have to clean out their cabin in Maine and sell it. One last weekend with the man who broke his heart, until a huge snowstorm traps them there for days. First of Big Boys Small Spaces.

Meg and Linus are best friends bound by school, coffee, Star Trek and being the queer kids in a suburban town. When Meg's girlfriend breaks up with her, she distracts herself by trying to set Linus up with Danny, the dreamy new kid he is tutoring, even though Linus is not sure Danny likes guys. A light young adult story, as much about friendship as romance.

Eric left his prejudiced family for a simple island life with a cabin and a lagoon to himself. When a cramp nearly drowns him, he is saved by Ty, a cecaelia, human above and squid below, who explains that he is here to breed and asks, very politely, whether Eric would host his six eggs. A short, sweet and very spicy monster romance, low angst, with adorable hatchlings.

Bryce is a Broadway dancer used to casting directors judging his size, and he has just been dumped, with no notice, by an ex who also sublet their apartment behind his back. The new tenant is Emerson, a stuffy professor in an elbow patched blazer here for a career changing guest lecture. Neither will give up the one bedroom, so they share it, with Bryce's dog. Second in Big Boys Small Spaces.

Out of work and out of a home, Matty takes the job his cousin finds him on a cattle ranch, knowing nothing about cattle or horses, and does his best to impress the older, very attractive foreman, Baxter. Baxter is deeply closeted, and when an openly gay vet shows interest in Matty, his repressed feelings explode, then he pulls away, until an accident forces him to face his fears.

Oliver is the star left winger of the Berkeley Shore University hockey team, easygoing and fiercely protective. Ryan is quieter, dresses like it is the fifties and escapes into the stars. They were inseparable childhood neighbours until a military posting took Ryan away and left them in silence. Now they meet again at university. Third in The Barracudas, after Icing on the Cake.

Chase walked away from his role as alpha apparent of his home pride to live as an out gay man, and he is content as sheriff of a sleepy West Texas town. Paxton can see that Chase is the alpha of the town's shifters whether he accepts it or not, and once he realises they are fated mates, he sets out to show him he never had to choose between his destiny and being himself. First of Copper Creek Shifters.

Jack is the assistant of the Enchantress, a famous stage magician in turn of the century Europe whose act runs on the tricks he steals. When his thieving catches up with them, they flee to the 1909 World's Fair in Seattle, where a rival magician, Laszlo, steals the spotlight. Behind Laszlo's illusions is Wilhelm, a boy who can do real magic, held prisoner by his master. A star crossed young adult romance about found family and first love.

Ash is a former clan alpha who has been alone for a long time, until he finds a strange omega in the forest near his home and nurses him back to health. Rayne is on the run from his own clan to escape a forced mating. A sudden heat lands Rayne in Ash's bed, followed by a surprise pregnancy, with a jealous ex lurking and a whole werewolf community in need of an alpha. First of The Werewolves of Full Moon Falls.

Jack and Riley Campbell-Hayes are ready to grow their family of three through surrogacy, and for once everything seems to go smoothly, which worries them. Then a vulnerable four year old boy in foster care comes into their lives, and they find themselves balancing surrogacy with the chance to give a child in need a forever home. Fourth in the Texas series, best read after the first three.

Enzo has found his place at Redcars, a garage turned sanctuary for men with dangerous pasts and loyal hearts. Then a bloodied, barefoot stranger collapses at the gate: Robbie, half starved and hunted for the key to millions, with nowhere left to run. Enzo sees the man under the bruises and the broken trust, and he will cross any line to keep him safe. Gritty romantic suspense, first of Redcars.

Adam has been crowned King of Halloween in Anoka, Minnesota, four years running: pumpkins, bonfires, vampire teeth, he adores all of it. Then Raj, a former Hollywood special effects artist who loves obscure horror films almost as much as Adam does, arrives to open the first guaranteed haunted hotel. Adam is sure he is a rich city man come to ruin his town, and Raj is sure Adam has a stick up his twink behind. A steamy Halloween romcom: a twink in suits and a nerdy bear.

A year after his boyfriend turned down his proposal and left, Kit is the saddest man in Cedar Falls, and his bookshop in an old firehouse, complete with a grumpy orange cat, is falling apart. Sage is the hometown boy who got famous, became a tabloid disaster and now needs a nice, ordinary boyfriend for three months to impress an investor. In return, the bookshop gets the cash it needs. The cat, who bites everyone, will not leave Sage alone. Cosy slow burn, first of Cedar Falls.

Nick, a perennially unemployed loner, answers an online job ad asking if he has always thought he was special, sure it is a prank. Doug "Long Shot" Swanson is perfectly happy working alone until retirement, and would never have hired a slacker who eats spicy candy and would probably miss his own funeral. Then someone starts killing agents and the boss pairs them up. Part of the Subpar Superheroes series.

John cannot believe he drunkenly married Chad Sinclair in Vegas: always smiling, always happy, a spoiled city guy who has never heard the word no. Even less that Chad turns up at his farmhouse ready to give up his life and play happy husbands in the middle of nowhere. John gave up on that kind of future long ago. Chad is stubborn enough to prove him wrong. Third in Love Without Labels.

When an accident on set takes out the producer, Dash appoints himself head of his family's film studio, Stellar Pictures, expecting glamour and opening nights, and gets egos, ledgers and a suspicious number of corpses. With his boyfriend Eli at his side, he is pulled into murder and old grudges swirling around a priceless jade necklace with a deadly history. Second Dash and Eli mystery.

Javi was born in a shed in Belqueña and grew up on the streets, convinced people suck and the world needs a drastic change. When he joins the Initiative, a better future finally seems within reach, and he leaves the city to fight for it alongside his best friend and moral compass, Fynn. Then that moral compass turns against him. A young adult sci-fi romance.

Aiden is sure he is not into Jay: Jay is scared of nature, a terrible camp counsellor, a guy, and Aiden is straight. Jay is sure he is not into Aiden either: cocky, full of himself, always lecturing about how great camp is, and straight, or so he thought, before the spooning. A bear, an air horn and one night in a very small tent change everything. First of Camp Eagle Ridge.

Thom is a cutthroat political consultant on the California governor's presidential campaign, and Clay is the smug data analyst who gets under his skin for a living. In the middle of one of their very public arguments, a journalist snaps a photo that makes it look like they are kissing, it goes viral, and the governor asks them to lean into it to win over liberal voters. The fake relationship stops being fake far too quickly.

He knocked on the wrong door and walked into a live in nanny job, and he is not asking questions: not about the house, not about the gorgeous man who hired him, and not about the three kids who run warm, talk about flying and never take off their leather bracelets. Somewhere between bedtime stories he falls for the children and loses his head over their father. A low angst dragon shifter romance with fated mates.

Yadriel is a trans boy determined to prove to his Latinx family that he is a real brujo, so he performs the ritual himself to find the ghost of his murdered cousin. The ghost he summons is Julian Diaz, the resident bad boy of his high school, who has no intention of quietly moving on before tying up some loose ends. The longer Yadriel helps him, the less he wants him to leave. A huge young adult bestseller.

Rider has one rule with guys: he never dates, because dating is reserved for the one person he can never have, his best friend Cam. Cam has watched his family fall apart and keeps dating girls who are never quite right, and the one person he can always count on is Rider. One night out, Rider finally tells him his secret, and then an accident threatens everything. First of the Love Bank Romance standalones.

Mikey and Kris are two very different boys bound together over the years by a shared love of video games, which gets them through trouble at school and at home. Now unpleasant things keep happening in their village, there is more magic in both of them than they realise, and something ancient is stirring under the creepy well in Mikey's back garden. A queer young adult debut, pitched as Heartstopper meets Ready Player One.

Soren's life changes overnight when he and his little brother are adopted by hockey royalty and he is sent to a private school, where the boy who gets under his skin is Felix. Felix has spun so many lies about his perfect life he almost believes them, until they all come crashing down, and only his closest rival sees through the pain. A coming of age hockey romance, first of Chesterford Coyotes.

Theo is a witch with terrible luck running his family's struggling Louisiana diner, where the gumbo is hot and the squirrels are undead. Alex, the polished New York businessman who bought the place out of foreclosure, moves in upstairs for Halloween week, so Theo brews a love potion to make him fall for him and then reject him publicly. It works on every man in town, except Alex. A funny, cosy witchy romcom.

Davey is seventeen, shy, geeky and crippled by social anxiety, and his place as a defender on the school football team is the only thing that keeps loneliness away, so he hides who he is from everyone. At the annual tournament his eyes meet those of a rival player, Adam, confident, popular and comfortable with his sexuality. A sweet British young adult romance.

Bradley came out a year ago and has his friends and basketball, even if he always sits out when the guys go looking for girls. When TJ, a cute film student, flirts with him, he panics: he has never been out with a boy. TJ is about to go on a road trip to film a documentary about the LGBTQ+ community, and Bradley goes along, learning that being honest about himself takes more than coming out.

After years hiding in the slums with a resentful mother, Ezra returns to high society as a scholarship student at a prestigious military academy, sure he knows how the world works: the highborn on one side, the desert rats on the other. Then he is reunited with his scheming uncle, and finds himself in a game of half truths in a divided kingdom that a lost prince is destined to unite. First of the Triloka series.

In 1995 Matt is seventeen, with three passions: indie music, wartime history and the posh boy who sits next to him in maths, plus an abusive father he keeps hidden. Twenty five years later Alex, now a newly divorced doctor, looks back on a life less lived and wonders what might have been if the raven haired boy had not vanished so suddenly. A moving British story of first love that never quite ended.

Max couldn't care less about finding his mate, unlike the rest of his fate obsessed pack, and would rather draw in his sketchbook. Then at the Blue Moon Festival, the summer camp where teen werewolves find their mates, he finds himself bonded to the alpha's son, Jasper, who is exceptionally handsome and a total jerk. Teen Wolf meets Young Royals, first of the series.

Grant found his boy and Elliot found his Daddy, and everything is perfect, between Grant's finals at the university and Elliot's ballet. Then Elliot's career takes an unexpected turn and his financial situation turns out to be dire, and Grant has to decide how much he is willing to give up for Elliot's happiness. Second in the Finding duet, to read in order. No age play.

In Penango County, couples carve their names into the Ardor Tree for a love that lasts. After a bitter breakup just before college, Stetson hacks their names out, and starts turning invisible: strangers walk past him, some people stop seeing him altogether. With two months left in town, he races to uncover the tree's secrets and meets a boy only he can see. A queer coming of age with hometown magic.

Liam is sixteen and has just moved to Fairmont, and on his first day at his new high school he falls for Alex, a handsome jock on the swim team who does not seem to be gay. Fate pushes them together and they become friends, until Liam's secret comes out. First of the Fairmont Boys series.

Regent Academy in Vermont shapes teenagers into leaders, and Douglas just wants to survive it. Then a student is murdered, and the next day nobody remembers he ever existed, except Douglas and the groundskeeper's son, Everett. Digging for the truth, Douglas wakes something hidden in the forest that wants blood for a debt three hundred years old. A dark academia mystery.

A rogue key stuck to Leo's backpack turns his routine college life upside down when its owner, Max, accuses him of stealing it in front of half the campus, thanks to Leo's older brother's reputation. The dramatic showdown turns into a connection neither of them can shake off. A light, funny first love story.

As his world falls apart, Colby just wants to keep his head down and get through high school. Then Christian, an openly bisexual boy from the West Coast, moves to his Pennsylvania school and drags him into his chaotic world, forcing him to face his abusive mother, being outed to the whole school and falling for someone who is bound to leave one day.

On the night before Death-Cast goes live, Orion, who has a serious heart condition, and Valentino, who is starting a new life in New York, meet in Times Square and feel an instant connection. When the first End Day calls go out, only one of them gets the call, and they decide to spend the day together. The prequel to They Both Die at the End, a huge young adult bestseller.

Akira is a hunter, half werewolf, son of the High Werewolf of pretty much everything, and very good at dark chocolate and raspberry brownies. He likes his simple life of sword jobs and baking, far from his father's politics, until a werewolf killer starts stalking the city. An alternative London where the Underground runs overhead and Hyde Park is a prison for shadow creatures. Urban fantasy with a slow burn romance, first of Four Moons.

Hank is freshly retired from an unimpressive minor league hockey career and newly out of his second divorce, now running hockey at the community centre in a town that treats Christmas as if Santa were real. The bright spot is Scott, the adorably awkward single dad who brings his son to practice every week. Doggy play dates turn into real dates. Part of Christmas Falls.

Gray Frost lives in a town called Christmas Falls and would rather have a root canal than do anything festive. He runs the regional airport, where he just picked a fight with a rich, wickedly attractive pilot called Sunny Day, as cheerful as his name, whose plane has broken down. Gray has the only spare bed in town. Sunny's one redeeming quality: he hates Christmas too. Part of Christmas Falls.

Kyle swore he would never return to Shale River after his best friend died in last year's wildfires. When his father falls ill, he has to come back and face Jake, the rugged smokejumper he blames for Tyler's death and his old crush. A freak storm brings new fires and forces them to work together. A non-shifter alpha/omega romance with mpreg, all four novellas in one complete volume.

Harvey runs the Festival Museum in Christmas Falls and loves everything about it, except working with the ex who cheated on him on the new tourist brochures. Sterling van Ruyven arrives looking for a long lost uncle and possible heir, and enlists Harvey to help. It is all business, until it turns into a holiday fling that can only ever be a fling. Part of Christmas Falls.

Twelve years ago Ethan left Juniper Falls, Maine, without a word. He comes back with his late grandfather's hardware store, a mountain of debt and one condition in the will: keep the doors open through the Lantern Festival. Sheriff Jack Moreno never left, and he never stopped waiting. Six weeks of sawdust, storms and a developer who wants Main Street. First of Juniper Falls.

He promised his best friend he would marry her, a marriage of convenience, and he means to keep that promise. Then she goes away a month before the wedding, everything goes wrong, and he is left saving the day with Nova, the wedding planner and her childhood friend, who happens to be the best man he has ever met. Part of Christmas Falls.

Six novels set on one small island, starting with two men meeting at the end of a pier and ending with a wedding: a closeted American cop and an out bisexual British one, a doctor with a broken heart and a mechanic, two hurting men meeting on the beach, and a pair of private detectives with a thirty year old disappearance. The complete box set.

When his ex-wife lands in rehab, he ends up caring for his seven year old former stepdaughter, with no idea how to give her what she needs in a town as Christmas crazy as Christmas Falls. Mason, the new director of the Holiday Hope Foundation, goes above and beyond to help, for Charlie's sake. He has never been into men, but Mason is perfectly sized to snuggle into his holiday sweater. Part of Christmas Falls.

With a huge snowstorm coming, John plans to hide in his mountain cabin with a bottle of whiskey and ignore Christmas, until he runs into Oz at the airport: the fling who became much more before Oz kicked him out of his life. Now Oz desperately needs his help, and when John sees the reason Oz pushed him away, he cannot say no. Second in Ice and Snow Christmas.

Will and his allies survived the Dark's first assault at a terrible cost, and now a new threat from the past forces them out of the Hall and into the heart of the ancient world. Will carries a secret of his own: he is the Dark King reborn. And he is drawn ever deeper to James St. Clair, beautiful, deadly and reborn to be the Dark King's general. The second and last book of Dark Rise, a huge young adult bestseller, to read after Dark Rise.

Luke works all night, Max leaves at five, and both are up for the same promotion. Luke is sure he hates Max, and also pretty sure he is in love with him, which he blames on possible brain damage. Still in the closet for fear of losing the grandparents who raised him, he is then stuck in a car with Max for a cross country work trip. Max has a crush on the office grump who glares at him, and one secret: the boss deciding the promotion is his uncle.

In 1890s New York, British journalist Marcus Albright arrives to write about the nightlife of The Slippery Slope, the Bowery's most infamous club, determined not to get his heart broken again. Jasper performs there at night as the dazzling Blaise Rose and dreams of a man who will love every part of him. One magical evening exploring the city changes everything, just as a ruthless policeman sets out to destroy the club. First of The Slippery Slope.

When his adopted son shifts into a wolf cub before his eyes, single dad Steven does the only thing he can: go looking for the boy's family. Mack, alpha of Lone Wolves Ranch, trusts humans as much as he trusts love, which is not at all, but has a soft spot for the brave human searching for answers, until he realises Steven is his fated mate. A complete wolf shifter romance with mpreg, no cliffhanger.

Louison deserted his domain in the middle of a war and died with nothing but regret, then wakes up on that same night with a second chance. This time he stays, even if it means walking alone into enemy territory to surrender. There he meets Carlton, the enemy's vanguard commander, a mercenary called the Mad Dog who hates nobility. A slow burn wartime BL about redemption, first of five volumes.

After a terrible season, a hockey player heads to Tucson to reinvent himself and runs straight into Saint, his brother's shy, grunge loving friend from high school, who has not changed one bit. A drinking game, a stolen kiss and an offer to help Saint with all his firsts, and then he panics and runs before he ruins him too. A bisexual hockey player learning he is good enough.

Morgan, a naive noble dragon, is sent alone into a rival clan to train with its warriors, and plans to keep his distance, his dignity and his silence. Lew, the older warrior hired to train him, never expected to like him, but his dragon cannot leave Morgan alone, and if Morgan really is his mate, he is not letting go. A light hearted forbidden romance, first of Dragon's Mate, readable alone.

Agent Frank Burgess went undercover to find out why people kept disappearing, and vampires found him first. With no memory of who he is, he is given as a gift to a beautiful, icy vampire prince. As he falls for him, both wonder whether his feelings are real, in a city full of secrets and dangerous games.

Chamis has pined for Bennan for years, too shy to answer his blatant flirting, and is sad but not surprised when it stops. When a newcomer to the castle seems to catch Bennan's eye, Chamis assumes he has lost his chance, until someone assures him the feelings go both ways. A cosy fantasy novella from The Lost Arts, best read with the series.

Sent to investigate rumours of fighters from an isolated northern kingdom, Theodric's reconnaissance team finds a manor burning in a forest where no manor should exist, and one survivor. Ishaan is badly injured, cannot speak and hides his secrets behind lies. Fate binds them together, then a brutal attack scatters the team and leaves one of them in the hands of a ruthless mage. First of the Ashes to Ashes trilogy.

Mo is a merman with the Siren's Song, an instinct that urges him to kill humans, and a soft side that dreams of walking among them. Kent, heir to an earl and abandoned by his betrothed, runs to the beach after a fight with his father and sings to the sea. A merman hears him. An 18th century historical fantasy with pirates, beach encounters and spice.

Twenty years ago a chemical called Liquid Onyx created superheroes and supervillains. Jack Roth is neither: he is an assassin built and controlled by Obsidian Inc. Leo Snow is a British secret agent who spends his life saving whoever he can. When they collide in Danger City, just as Obsidian prepares its next catastrophe, both have to face their past. First of FISA Agents.

Months after a ruthless assassin and a British agent met on a dark street in Danger City, Jack and Leo are sent on a rescue mission that will test their new partnership and what they feel for each other, as the past comes calling. Second in FISA Agents, after Shards of Hope.

Harrison is an enhanced human selected for the Clash of the Creatures, where every move he makes on the court is scrutinised. Off the court he has spent two years in a hidden relationship with Barrett, his steady anchor. Then there is Lucas, cocky and impossible to ignore, and neither man will let him go. Paranormal basketball with a why choose twist.

Silverfin has spent years yearning through portholes at Captain Hawk. When Hawk goes overboard after a night of drunken brooding, Silverfin rescues him, steals a kiss and trades his glorious hair to a sea goddess for legs. Now aboard the pirate ship Orca, he has to help Hawk find a treasure galleon, win his heart and keep his secret, while the crew thinks he is a complete himbo. A funny, spicy little mermaid retelling.

Colin only agreed to take his little cousin trick-or-treating, until the kids peek into the local haunted house and the puppy slips through a basement window. He promises to get her back, and the house turns out to be occupied by an attractive man called Cat who has no family, no freedom and a soft spot for dogs. Neither the house nor Cat is quite what it seems. A short Halloween romance.

A scandal cost him his career, his family and his future, so he patrols a small beach town in Maine and keeps his head down. Then he takes in a traumatised runaway, whose powerful, arrogant older brother Tanner Weston does not take opposition well. An uneasy truce for the boy's sake, then bullets in the night. A slow burn romantic suspense, first of the Saltwater Trilogy.

Cole never planned on becoming Baywood's resident one hit wonder, accidental single parent and reluctant PTA survivor, or on running into his first love at the town festival. Xaden is back after four years, hotter, snarkier and running with a bad crowd, because he is undercover, digging into Baywood's darkest secrets. Funny small town romance with a little danger, first of Baywood Hearts.

Aries, a fruit bat shifter, is the hotshot rookie of the Vegas Vikings in a paranormal hockey league, and he is struggling with everything off the ice, including eating apples at every meal. Vin is the team's centuries old, grumpy vampire defenceman, bitter since paranormals were pushed out of the NHL, and very protective of his new teammate. A daddy dom romance with age play, first of PAHL.

Archie can talk to the dead and works part time in his grandfather's bookshop, where the resident ghost has opinions about badly written books. Phil, a football star and film major, blows in like a hurricane, discovers Archie's secret and proposes a ghost hunting show for extra credit. Their first case is a haunted lake. A sweet, funny paranormal romance with a matchmaking grandfather.

Beau, a charming Texan a long way from home, and Torin, a guarded, razor sharp Scotsman, meet disastrously off campus, then discover they are doing their PhDs in the same Scottish History programme. Every seminar becomes a battlefield until the head of department gives them an ultimatum: work together or leave. The ceasefire turns into a slow burn neither of them was ready for. Steamy, funny, set in Scotland, and yes, there are Highland cows.

Every morning before his shift he stops at the same gas station and sees the same beautiful stranger, until the morning they finally talk. Reid is kind and easy to be around. Then a call comes in about a wreck in town, and the critical patient is Reid. He saves his life, but the crash takes ten years of Reid's memories, and the only thing that still feels familiar to Reid is him. Loving a man who might remember everything one day means living in fear of that day. The complete story in one volume.

Gerard is the outgoing right winger of the Berkeley Shore University hockey team, followed everywhere by fans and by the Ice Queen, an anonymous blogger who documents his every move. Elliot is a grumpy introvert who works in the campus library and plans his life to the minute. A missing hockey stick throws them together, and the friendship that follows does not stay a friendship, while Gerard comes to terms with his sexuality under the blogger's watchful eye. First of The Barracudas.

Blake is a broke, self doubting grad student spending his summers at a crumbling water park in Northern California, until the handsome merman figurehead on the kids' pirate ship starts talking to him. Marin has had his eye on Blake for two summers. A kiss brings him to life, and Blake has four days to save him: take him back to where he died, grant his dying wish and prove himself worthy of his love. A queer, funny retelling of The Little Mermaid.

Taylor's boss sends him to the Storybook Endings Resort in the Catskills to prepare her daughter's sweet sixteen, and he is very good at his job. He is probably not supposed to flirt with the rugged older manager, Ethan, who turns out to be the birthday girl's father, and his boss's ex-husband. Ethan thought his divorce was the end of his love story. A short, spicy age gap romcom you can read in one sitting.

On his first day at a new firm in Omaha, a move he already considered the worst part of his dream job, Stew finds his ex Alan sitting fifteen feet away. Ten years since he last saw him, and it feels like ten minutes. They are going to be paired up sooner or later, Alan keeps asking if they can be friends again, and Stew has no intention of letting the man who broke his heart that close. Part of the To Nebraska, With Love collection.

Before the band and the fame, Eric and Dmitri were two college students with a battered guitar and a beat-up drum kit. Dmitri fell for Eric at an open mic before freshman year and buried it, because Eric was straight. Now Eric is noticing things he never noticed before, and every song starts to feel like a confession. A prequel novella to Get Your Rocks Off that ends on a cliffhanger, the happy ending comes in First Verse.

Bean was medically discharged from the Army after a brain injury and can barely remember what he had for breakfast, let alone the hot older guy he went home with. So when he runs into Jarek again and hits on him as if they had never met, Jarek is a little insulted, then rather flattered to be picked up twice. Bean wants friends with benefits while he works out who he is now, Jarek wants the white picket fence. Sweet, steamy and found family, second in Honorably Discharged.

Everyone knows his face, half of the world's most famous supermodel twins, and nobody knows the man underneath. Back in his small hometown for a high school reunion, he impulsively buys a fixer upper, never mind that he has two left hands. Cas, the local contractor almost twenty years older, agrees to help, and actually sees him. They hook up, become friends, then friends with benefits thanks to a snowstorm, then a fake couple. First of Forestville Silver Foxes.

Night after night Elva wades into the black sea, sword in hand, to drive back the creatures that rise from the waves. He is a kannagi, a warrior priest chosen by the gods, with snow white hair, a body that does not age and limbs slowly blackened by the corruption that kills every kannagi, and the islanders fear him. Then a boy named Alto swears to serve him and free him from his fate. Eight years later Alto is a fearless young man, and his presence seems to be healing Elva. A Japanese fantasy series, volume one.

On the planet Aconche humans are pets, and Lucca, twenty-five, spoiled and very happily owned, belongs to O'li, a seven foot alien botanist he adores. When a lab emergency sends O'li across the city and Lucca to daycare, one long alien day puts his separation anxiety and his determination to be a good pup to the test: odd art projects, terrible nutrient paste, new friends and an alien market. A cosy, kinky slice of life with an alien daddy and his bratty human.

Aubrey takes one day off for his mental health and goes hiking in the snow, and Eli follows him, turns it into a surprise date in a mountain town and somehow gets them labelled the town's most wanted. Then they get snowed in, a huge argument ends in one of the hottest moments they have ever had, and Aubrey starts to fear their spark is gone. Eli has every intention of proving him wrong. Third in the Warner Park Collection, after The Bad Idea.

A forest ranger clearing the trails before a big snowstorm finds a young man stranded, soaked, hurt and terrified, and takes him back to his cabin, where the storm keeps them shut in for days. The stranger is running from something and needs him, and the ranger quickly realises he needs him even more. A gentle non-shifter omegaverse with a caregiver alpha, first of the Body Heat standalones.

After an abusive relationship, Alex rebuilt himself into someone nobody looks at twice. Then he ends up living with Mike, a loud, chaotic musician who is everything Alex buried and someone he cannot afford to want. Casual sex turns into a connection neither planned, and the lie Alex tells everyone about who he is and what he survived gets harder to keep up. Third in Rosehill Hearts.

Scarred and broke after the car accident that shattered his family, Caleb takes a job at Club Euphoria and finds a home among its staff, and the attention of its mysterious owner, Marcus Graves. Marcus has kept everyone at arm's length for decades, maybe centuries, until the quiet young man with the scar walks in. Then a group of hunters set on wiping out Marcus and his kind closes in. A dark, steamy vampire romance with no cliffhanger, first of Neon Scars.

Liam is eighteen when he arrives at the correctional program of Aspire Academy with weed in his shoe and a smart mouth. Ethan has spent three years building a perfect record there, and as Liam's assigned student leader he is responsible for keeping him in line. That means getting close to him, which is the most dangerous thing Ethan has ever done. A slow burn dark romance behind razor wire that goes to some heavy family places, first of Aspire Academy, to read in order.

He is hopelessly crushing on Byron, the barista on the corner, and cannot get a sentence out in front of him. Help arrives in the shape of an obnoxious straight ghost who haunts his apartment and has very questionable confidence lessons, just in time for Halloween. The complete series: book one, the wedding sequel with a soul in pieces, and a third story never released before, about their teenage son.

Edmund Sloan, once Poor Little Ned Lawton, sole survivor of his family's gruesome murder, is now a wealthy London philanthropist who has buried that day as deep as he can. Then a brash New York detective, Patrick Kelly, turns up demanding an interview, because a string of American killings mirrors the London ones. Digging into the past together, Edmund cannot hide his other secret from the sharp eyed detective. First of the Victorian Gay Detective series.

Madoc spent years chasing a jewel thief called The Ghost before his mother's illness made him quit. Now a private investigator, he is hired to find a young hare shifter who stole from his Warren and vanished, and finds Blue living a suspiciously ordinary life. Blue is his fated mate, and also the one who got away. Blue paid for his freedom in blood and will not go back. A prey x predator omegaverse, part of the Heat, Prey, Love collaboration and readable on its own.

Axel has just signed with the NHL's newest expansion team and has no time for distractions, until he meets Luca and refuses to let him go. Luca grew up in foster care and does not do attachments, not while juggling grad school and two jobs to stay afloat. Axel pushes, stays and keeps showing up, and when Luca loses one of his jobs, Axel is the one person he cannot avoid. Hurt/comfort with a class gap and no third act breakup.

Nikolai, a Russian ex-soldier in personal protection, has three rules: protect the client's life, not his feelings, keep his hands to himself, and never fall in love. Within a day of meeting Jude Archer, the first two are gone. Jude is a ruthless businessman weeks away from the deal of his life, convinced the stalker threatening his wealthy boss is nothing, and he has already sent several bodyguards packing. He expects Nikolai to be next.

He matched with a stranger on a queer hookup app, bold, filthy and addictive, no names exchanged. Then, at lunch with his girlfriend, he sees Micah Blackman: his former best friend, the boy he kissed and then ruined, back after two years of silence, inked, angry and rejoining the team he captains. A golden boy captain still pretending to be straight, a tattooed outcast, and a lot of pining. First of Full Contact.

Johannes Muller was on course for the Formula 1 championship until his form fell apart and he started struggling just to qualify. His race engineer, Caleb, is determined to get his star driver back on pole, and the sparks over the team radio stop being professional very quickly. An F1 romcom with forced proximity and plenty of spice.

Vince plans to flip The Hideaway Inn in New Hope, Pennsylvania, the quirky river town he could not wait to leave, and get back to his life in New York as fast as possible. On the way there he gets stranded, and the man who picks him up in a battered truck is Tack O'Leary, the easygoing farm boy who broke his heart in high school. Tack signs on as the inn's chef for the summer, and fifteen years later they get a second chance. Warm small town romance, first of Seasons of New Hope.

In a world that looks like Edwardian England after a great war, Miles Singer was born with magic that meant serving his powerful family or ending up in an asylum. He went to war to escape, faked his death and now works as a doctor in a struggling veterans' hospital. When a poisoned patient exposes his healing gift, Miles has to risk his freedom to find the killer, with help from the family he despises and from Tristan, the most gorgeous man he has ever seen. Winner of the World Fantasy Award, first of The Kingston Cycle.

Tobias is a premed student making amends for his past, keeping his head down and following the rules, until his close friend Ghost disappears. He blackmails private investigator Sullivan Tate into helping him, after catching him in the middle of a break-in. Then Sullivan discovers that Tobias shares his taste for kink, and mixing work with sex could end his career. Days spent looking for the truth, nights spent on their fantasies, and answers more dangerous than either expects. Second in the Woodbury Boys.

Tampa captain Hayes Montgomery worshipped Morgan Reynolds his whole career, then landed on his line for ten days with Team USA and fell headfirst in love with a man everyone thought was straight. The fling ended with the tournament. Six years later Morgan is retired, Hayes is breaking records and sure he is over it, until Morgan turns up in Tampa to watch his rookie son play for the Sentinels. A standalone hockey romance spun off from the Portland Evergreens.

Brandon has never had the kind of connection he wanted, so he agrees to a blind date set up by his best friend. He did not expect Callum: bigger, taller, more dominant, exactly what he always hoped for, and a demon. Callum and his friends do not date humans, but one night with Brandon is not enough, and there is something between them he had only ever heard about. Shy giants, pet names, Brandon finally being the little spoon, and a lot of spice. First of Dallying with Demons.

Cal and his brothers walked away from the family business in Hell over a century ago, and Hell is tired of waiting. With his father demanding his return and a demon leaving bodies in his bookshop, it is the worst moment to fall for a human. Oscar is a teacher who got out of his last relationship with broken bones and an anxiety disorder, and he is done living half a life. A possessive demon and the man he wants to keep safe, high heat, no cliffhanger, first of The Reckless Damned.

Riley was turned as a child and is hungrier and more fractured than most vampires, so he keeps to the woods, away from humans. His mothers think a mate might steady him, if he even has one. Then a new baker arrives in town smelling so sweet that Riley can barely stop himself. Seth has always cared more about friends, family and feeding people than romance, and yet this quiet, too beautiful man keeps turning up at his door. Socially hopeless vampire, sunshine baker, no cliffhanger.

He was sent to kill Emperor Tallu and married him instead, and now he has abandoned his destiny to help Tallu bring down the Southern Imperium. That means facing the imperial generals who brought the continent to its knees and hunting a weapon that could crush all opposition, while his mother would melt the Silver City in rage if she knew. And he is far too attracted to a husband whose secrets multiply the closer they get. Book two of Emperor's Assassin, start with the first.

Pip is the twinkiest twink in London, loud, proud and full of sass, until illness flattens him and his boss sends him to recover at his villa in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. The real attraction of the villa is the other resident: Olivier, his boss's younger brother, who owns a perfume empire and has run from commitment his whole life. A holiday fling turns into friendship, then into something more, with the end of summer coming for both of them. Second in The Model Agency, readable on its own.

Taylor is painfully average: soul destroying office job, ironed underpants, dumped for an influencer a few years ago. A case of mistaken identity drops him into a secret professional wrestling league running in the basement of his office building, where the wrestlers, the staff and the audience all seem a little otherworldly. Then he meets the owner, Holt Hector, in a very embarrassing way, and learns that his inhuman look is not a costume. Funny and spicy, first of Goliaths of Wrestling.

Ivan Kozlov does not make mistakes, whatever his brothers say, so the fact that he summoned the wrong kind of demon and bound himself to it for life is simply something to use. Nix, the seductive incubus he got instead, wants more than a piece of his soul: his body, his rage, his regrets. And if Nix has to fix Ivan's business and the mess his father left to get them, he will. A repressed mob boss and the naughty incubus set on making him crack. Second in Demon Bound, best read in order.

When his missing ex's phone pings back to life in the one place Rory swore he would never go back to, his old wolf pack in Scotland, he agrees to walk into what is clearly a trap. His partner on the job is Theodore, the telepathic detective who once threw him in a cell on a full moon, and the plan is to pose as boyfriends. Only one bed, a bi awakening in a moonlit forest and a zombie ferret that bites. Funny paranormal, second of the Killigrew Street Case Files, readable alone.

Ferry has been called the Grim Reaper, Charon and a dozen other names, for millennia spent ferrying souls across the Styx, a job he took to save the soul of the man he loved. Now he is free to find him again, except Leo does not remember him and is straight. Leo is a firefighter who has always felt something was missing, and when a mysterious stranger approaches him in a bar, he cannot resist him, or explain why it feels so familiar. Fated mates, second chance, first of Damned Connections.

A small town sheriff is saved from his clingy ex in a Hawaii bar by a gorgeous stranger who kisses him like he means it, then learns that Tommy Marian is a straight city doctor in town for his own wedding. Six months later the sheriff takes a summer search and rescue job in Legacy, Montana, and finds Tommy, freshly single, bunking in his tiny cabin. Then Tommy goes missing on the mountain. Late bi awakening, hurt/comfort and found family, first of Made Marian Legacy.

Dylan has worked for Gabe for two years: two years of sarcasm, insults and redoing the morning coffee until it meets his standards. He has a long list of creative ways to murder him, cake fork included. Then a chance encounter shows him the attraction hiding under all that dislike. Gabe is still a bastard and allergic to commitment, but Dylan keeps catching glimpses of a warm, wary man underneath. Very funny British romance, first of Mixed Messages.

Sem has been following him for months, turning up wherever he goes and watching from the background. He is too big, too reckless, too feral, and not his type at all. Then one night Sem breaks into his apartment and dares him to do something crazy, and he cannot say no. Then he does it again, and again, and they are both hooked on their secret game. Falling for the man under the brute might be the most reckless bet of all. Very popular, second in the Unexpected series.

Ryder is a grizzly shifter who fixes bikes and pulls other shifters out of bad situations, and lately he is restless. At his favourite biker bar he meets Nolan, a black bear shifter on the run from a bad ex, who agrees to wait for his brother at Ryder's place while Ryder and his brothers keep him safe. Nolan is not ready to trust anyone yet, and his ex is not done with him. A sweet, spicy bear shifter novella, first of Biker Bears.

Jonas Durand owns a prestigious modelling agency and runs his life to plan, the way a rough childhood taught him. Dean Jacobs is one of the most sought after supermodels in the world, laid back and free, and he has never hidden his interest in Jonas, who long ago put him in a box marked do not touch. One hot summer, from London and Paris Fashion Weeks to the South of France, takes care of that box. Partridges get liberated. First of The Model Agency, before French Fancy.

Charlie was turned by a vampire who bit him on a drunken dare, regretted it instantly and ran off. Now Charlie faints at the sight of blood, refuses to bite anyone and lives on beet juice, cherry Kool-Aid and denial. Simon is a ruthless vampire hunter who finally tracks him down expecting a monster and finds a sleep deprived disaster with ketchup on his hoodie. Staking him feels unsporting, and the longer Simon watches, the harder it is to look away. Readable without book one.

Hawthorne is a thirty-six year old rancher who loves his chickens and his meddling family and has never been with a man, because his small town offers few options. He enters a contest to get his favourite adult film star to support the town's first Pride parade and wins, and ends up in a friends with benefits arrangement with the man himself. Mateo has spent years building walls and is not looking for complications. Funny and sexy, second of Plum Valley Cowboys, readable alone.

Aboriginal footballer Sean Hiller wakes up in hospital missing the last two years of his life. The last thing he remembers is a fight in the locker room with his teammate Jack Reaver, the man he hates, and now he is told Jack is his best friend and roommate, and is taking him home. Then Sean finds Jack falling apart in their kitchen at 2 a.m., and Jack will not tell him what they really were to each other. An Australian football romance with amnesia and a lot of longing.

Five and a half years after Without You, Julian and Deacon are getting married. Deacon was once the elusive older brother who left town, and he became the love of Julian's life against all odds. A short, heartwarming follow-up about the wedding and the family they are building. Read Without You first.

Julian was the boy next door and the partner of Deacon's brother Rhett, someone who fit into Deacon's family in ways Deacon never did. Then Rhett dies, and grief keeps putting Deacon face to face with Julian. He discovers a man far more complex than he thought, and feelings he never imagined having for another man. An emotional, very well loved romance, first of the Without You duet.

He leads two hundred thousand elves, and after a rough few millennia peace has finally come, leaving him lonelier than ever. Then he meets Jared, a teacher, gardener and cat dad who loves books and people and is perfect for him in every way. The catch: Jared is human and has no idea other species exist, and the law says they have not been together long enough for him to be told. Keeping the secret is getting harder, and so is the fear of how Jared will take the lies. First of Elf Magic.

Paxon is a hockey defenseman who protects the net loudly and his younger brother Boone even harder, a promise he made to their mother. When someone starts closing in on Boone, the man trailing him turns out to be the hottest person Pax has ever seen. Wraith does not break rules and never lets anything get in the way of a job, and his latest target is Pax's brother. Then new information surfaces, and Pax offers him something he never imagined having. Second in Crestvale Killers.

Wyn is ancient, scarred, with a voice so inhuman it has driven people mad, and humans have built whole legends about him. Danny is the one human who is not afraid of him, and who loves that voice. When they decide that a human lifespan is nowhere near enough time together, they set off between worlds to find a way to stay together for good. A sweet, low angst novella from the Monstrous series, best read after the first three books because it spoils them.

Jason King coaches high school football, loves his best friend, his family and his dogs, and is sure he does not need a partner. Emerson Miller is the new English teacher, a high masking autistic man who moved to Southern California for his dream job and the chance to finally unmask. Jason appoints himself the welcoming committee and catches feelings he never saw coming. A slow burn with a golden retriever coach, a sweet first time and a neuroaffirming love story, second of Kings of Heart, readable alone.

The roads are iced over, the Mulvaney mansion is full of kids, and Cricket goes into labour in the middle of a snowstorm with the midwife stuck somewhere on the road. Every couple of the family is scattered across the storm, Atticus ends up delivering the baby, and Archer teaches the children to gamble with cookies. A loud, filthy, loving Christmas anthology with the whole cast. Read it after the Necessary Evils books, it assumes you know everyone.

Levi works night shifts at a convenience store that keeps getting robbed, carries his mother's addiction and streams his favourite game as Rogue, a hero who bends the rules. One night a terrified stranger walks in with a weapon and says his brother is forcing him to kill Levi, and Levi, instead of defending himself, kisses him. Shiloh vanishes, and Levi cannot forget him. When they meet again, Shiloh is caught between his brothers and the boy he was sent to hurt. Second in Jericho's Boys.

Six girls have been abducted and another found dead, tied to a tree, and Professor Lennox MacIlwraith, an expert in the occult rumoured to be a psychic and a witch, is sure an ancient Celtic cult is behind it. Agent Grady Nelson, the most disliked man at the FBI, is ordered to work with him on what should be a nuisance case. With the next full moon as their deadline, rules get broken and Nelson starts to suspect his partner really is a witch. First of the Moon Murder Mysteries.

Millions watched Toby get rejected by his teenage crush on a British talent show, and the clip followed him for years while Cole Kennedy became a global star with the boy band The Go Tos. Ten years later Toby hosts a pop radio show, and when Cole leaves the band to go solo, Toby's boss signs a deal sending the show along on the tour, in one battered broadcast van. Very funny and very British, closed door, readable as a standalone in The Brent Boys.

Six nights a week Sabra, in his six hundred pound tiger form, lies on a dais in the middle of Lady Leo's club and nobody is allowed to touch him. It is the first job that ever paid him to be left alone, and it is where he first saw a man kneel and hand himself over to someone, and realised how much he wanted that. Loren owns the house Sabra lives in, which is exactly why he refuses until the answer can be truly free. Book nine of Kinky Kritters: Las Vegas.

At Enchanted Ink, master tattooists put spells straight onto your skin, for a price that is not always paid in gold. Luca specialises in healing tattoos, and when his mate Ash, a Salem PD detective, brings in a man suffering a curse to end all curses, Luca gives everything to save him, because both of them sense he is their third. Colby does not believe in witches, demons or fated mates, has a brother to look after and a business to run, and still cannot stop wanting them. A paranormal MMM romance, first of Enchanted Ink.

Yichen has finally escaped his imprisonment, except he is still blood bound to the crown prince of the fae, and he has no idea how to explain that to his clan. Breaking the bond might be manageable. Killing the fae king even looks possible. Letting go of Rei, the elf who protected him and risked everything for him for a hundred years, is not. A slightly broken vampire falling for an elf who should be his enemy, second in Kings of Chaos, after Two Thousand Dreams.

The arrangement was simple. He teaches the narrator how to renovate the historic farm he just bought, and in return the narrator helps him find his way around an identity he has only just discovered. Neither of them planned on falling for the other. A funny, warm romcom, first of the interconnected Sacsuckle Resort standalones.

Since his parents died, Josh has worked nonstop in the City of London to keep his younger sister secure, and his birth father wants nothing to do with him. Daniel is a very successful lawyer, closed off since his ex-husband betrayed him, and twenty years older than Josh. One passionate weekend turns into far more than lust. Then they learn that Daniel's best friend is Josh's birth father, who offers Josh money to walk away. First of the Sinful Knights series.

Crispin is a desk fae at the Office of the Lost, with a spotless record and a desk so tidy it would make an accountant blush. Leo is pure chaos, a man whose life is one disaster after another, and he is the next thing Crispin has been sent to retrieve. When they meet, sparks fly, literally, and now both of them have to find a way home before something enchants, eats or stomps them. Nobody will tell them why the Office wants Leo so badly. Light and funny, first of Chaos and Order.

Theo sells enchanted flowers at the market to keep his family afloat, so he jumps at a well paid job escorting a rich girl through the veil. The journey goes wrong, he crashes into a cursed kingdom, and after an unforgivable mistake he is made a ward of the castle, bound to the side of its ethereal prince. He plans to escape, but the frozen wastes are hard to cross and a vicious beast guards the only way out. A steamy MM Beauty and the Beast with a prince who bites.

Ryder runs a rodeo company and the family ranch, and his grandmother has given him an ultimatum: get married and have kids, or lose it all. His plan is to hire a husband. Kase's bull riding career ended in a bad crash, his family does not want him back, and he has been in love with Ryder for years, so why not apply for the job himself? Then the foster kids arrive, the rodeo family piles in, and the contract starts to feel very real. First of Foster Ranch.

Robin Loxleigh and his sister Marianne are the hit of the Season, charming enough that nobody looks past their pretty faces. Then Robin sets his sights on the heiress niece of Sir John Hartlebury, a famously graceless baronet who is sure Robin is a liar and a fortune hunter and will do anything to protect her. Just as Hart thinks he has Robin cornered, things take a sharp turn, and the grump and the rogue start to understand each other. Witty Regency, first of two.

Rhett Thornwood is Cedarbrook's golden boy, the hard working son his parents are proud of, and he always knows what to do, except when it comes to Colton Dawson. Colt is back in town with three goals: work hard, keep his head down and leave before he crosses the line into trouble again. Rhett has always been his favourite line to cross. One summer turns heated fast. A dark cowboy romance, first of the Thornwood Brothers.

Neurovance sells a machine that erases the memories that hurt you, heartbreaks and failures included, painless and permanent. The blurb reads like the company's own advert, so all I will say is that this is a dark MM techno-thriller built around that machine and what it takes from the people who use it. Hugely popular, with thousands of very enthusiastic reviews, and best started knowing as little as possible.

Remi is a broke college student who just lost his café job, and when a friend jokingly suggests finding a sugar daddy, he laughs, then keeps thinking about it as the job hunt goes nowhere. Dimitrios is a wealthy, workaholic CEO with no time for romance and a lot of frustration. A sugar baby arrangement sounds like exactly what he needs. Can something that starts as sex for money become more? Omegaverse, first of the Vanilla Baby trilogy.

Ace has spent twenty-seven years being ignored, so when charming, flirty Cedar asks him out for drinks, it feels like a miracle. Then Cedar's identical twin Aspen shows up, brilliant, terrifying and convinced that personal space is a social experiment. Ace accidentally went on a first date with the wrong twin, and now two disasters are fighting over him. A why choose romance with a lot of humour.

NHL captain Nick Tiernan has always played it safe and kept his focus on leading his team. Then he meets Matt, the openly gay, gorgeous frontman of a rock band whose queer joy lights up every stage. Their chemistry is impossible to ignore and pushes Nick to question what he thought he knew about himself. Secret dates turn serious, with Nick's career on the line and the hockey world watching. Spicy, first of All These Lights.

Leaf is about to become the next big rock star, as long as his manager Kage can keep him in line, and the two of them spend every day trying to drive each other up the wall. At the album release party, Lucy Furr, a drag queen with very real magic, catches them mid-fight and decides a day in each other's shoes is exactly what they need. Literally. A short body swap romance, low angst, with a happy ending.

Trip Goodnight rescues horses on his ranch and is pretty sure he is straight. Sam, his new neighbour, is small, sparkly, makes spicy videos for a living and has already stolen Trip's hat to use in one of them. He is also aiming for a spring wedding, though Trip does not know that yet. The scar on Sam's face says he could use someone at his back, and Trip means to be that person. Funny, sweet and warm, with a big size difference. First of Rebel Sky Ranch.

One risky game changed Reuben's life. He is now the personal poker player of the Matvei crime syndicate, using his gift for reading people to help them outplay their rivals, and he is falling hard for his employer, Nikon Matvei. Nikon built his gambling empire on calculated violence and iron control, and never expected a brilliant young card player to get past his walls. Then enemies inside and outside the family close in. Russian mafia dark romance, first of three.

Dante is a pyromancer on the A.R.C. task force, snarky, hot-headed and very good at burying his feelings. When fires linked to dark magic start tearing through the city, the team brings in an outside expert: Sebastian Blackthorn, a calm, wealthy air mage with polished charm and a family history he would rather not discuss. Fire against air, chaos against control, and an investigation that keeps pulling them closer. First of the Arcane Response Coven series.

Nate is home in Brighton for the summer: an Instagram famous fan artist, devoted to a cult supernatural show, a chronic overthinker who has not told anyone he might not go back to university. His dad has a girlfriend he cannot stand, and the only person who seems to get him is a fellow fan he messages online. Then there is Noddy, his older brother's easygoing rugby playing best mate, now his co-worker at the family sweet shop. A British new adult slow burn for Alice Oseman readers.

On the last night of high school Brandon confessed his feelings and his best friend Parker broke his heart. Three years later Brandon is the star of college soccer, until an injury lands him at an elite rehab centre where Parker, expelled from college and kicked out of his MMA gym, has just started working. Brandon is determined not to fall for his straight former best friend again. Nobody told Parker he was straight. Dual POV, wholesome angst and a dash of spice.

Back home in Appleton Falls, a deputy sheriff runs into Harte McKinney, the retired Brooklyn Kings football star he crushed on in silence all through college. When he finds Harte hurt after a crash in the snow, one unexpected kiss at the hospital turns into an offer: recover at my place and let us see where this goes, behind closed doors. Small towns have big eyes, though, and his partner already suspects something. A cosy Christmas coming out story.

Isaac Thoreau spent nine years in prison for the murder of his father, a notorious Las Vegas crime boss, and he is back to take what is his. Special Agent Dallas Bradley goes undercover as Hawk, a security guard at Isaac's nightclub, to bring him down. The deeper Dallas gets into the Thoreau empire, the harder it is to tell right from wrong, and the harder it is to walk away from Isaac. Mafia romance on opposite sides of the law, first of four.

Arthur is training as an archaeologist and thought he had buried the past, until his charming, reckless former rival William turns up on his dig site in Egypt with a cursed necklace and a mountain of gambling debt. William joins the dig for quick cash, and something ancient stirs under the sand along with feelings neither of them admits to. It was one kiss after a long night, and it meant nothing. Supposedly. A short adventure romance with a curse and a second chance.

Henry works at a cat café on Main Street in Tripp Lake, the town he loves most. Alex hates it, fled it seven years ago for San Francisco and is only back because of his father's heart attack. Alex was the hot, popular, straight boy from high school, so Henry is surprised when he keeps saying yes to hanging out. Then a hike ends in Alex's first kiss with a man. Sunshine wins over grump, open door, and a lot of cats. First of Rainbow Rescue Cat Café.

Eli and Aubrey have pretended to hate each other for so long it has become their safety net within the friend group. Eli picks fights just to keep Aubrey talking and is starting to realise the game might be the most honest thing he has ever felt. Aubrey, grieving his grandfather and nursing a crush on his best friend, tells himself Eli is unbearable. Then they start doing movie nights a few times a week, and the silences get more charged than the insults. Second in the Warner Park Collection.

Ryland plays for the Columbus Pilots and has had a crush on Kyle Dabbs, captain of the Vermont Trailblazers, for years. Dabbs is quiet and steady, grew up with a father who tore him down and now writes children's books for kids like the boy he was. He does not need loud, flashy Ryland in his life. Then an appendectomy leaves Dabbs stuck at home, and Ryland, injured himself, shows up to help. Late night Scrabble, pumpkin carving and long talks. Sweet and gentle.

Charlie is studying for his private investigator's licence, taking his first cases and sleeping with his boss, Declan Hunt, which does not make work-life balance any easier. He looks into a threatening note that seems to come from a boy who vanished ten years ago, while Declan tries to make sense of the last words of a brutally murdered man. Old secrets surface, Charlie has ghostly dreams and Declan has to face his own past. Book three of the Declan Hunt Mysteries, same couple as the first two.

Patrick and Ricardo have the airy loft, the tidy routine and a relationship so smooth it has basically gone quiet, and Patrick misses who they were when they first met. His fix is to bring a little BDSM into the bedroom, and it works until Ricardo uses the safeword. Patrick is wrecked, Ricardo feels he cannot measure up, and neither of them means to give up. Fourth in the Warner Park Collection, and the handcuffs stay.

Andrew's first job after moving to Los Angeles is co-hosting a reality show with Vince, an older comedian who roasts him mercilessly on camera and keeps glancing his way between takes. Soon they are running the Warner Park trail together every week. Vince is also a social media star, a devoted father of two daughters, has a girlfriend and has been separated from his wife for years without signing anything. First of the Warner Park Collection.

Over the centuries the vampire Lucero has found his soulmate three times and lost him three times. When fate offers a fourth chance with the reincarnated Golden, he does not hesitate. Golden, hiding in an abandoned mansion from a past he refuses to relive, runs the moment fate finds him and wants nothing to do with a life he did not choose. A possessive vampire, a boy in combat boots with a lot of attitude, plenty of spice and a happy ending with no cliffhanger.

Asher is an up and coming artist whose skin is covered in tattoos of paintings by his hero, the reclusive celebrity painter Leviathan Marks. When Lev invites him to compete for a mentorship at his ancestral castle on a tidal island, Asher is ready to do anything to win. Lev collects people the way he collects paintings and fully intends to add Asher to his halls, until Asher's work starts showing him the worst parts of himself. Modern gothic, steamy, with mental health rep.

Gwil is a vampire whose afterlife turned out to mean working as a private detective rather than living among the wealthy elite, and he has spent years pining after his best friend and business partner Hyax, who happens to be a fae prince. Then Hyax tells his parents that Gwil is his fiancé to stop them marrying him off. Fake dating, meddling families on both sides, a missing crown jewel and rogue flower fairies. Light and funny, first of the Fang and Fae series.

Charlie is broke in London, paying for his mother's care home with a risky side job he would rather nobody knew about, and leaning on his four best friends to stay afloat. Then he meets Sebastian, a wealthy New York businessman fifteen years older, and one perfect night refuses to stay a one-off. Charlie wants his independence, Sebastian wants someone to look after, and both of them carry more past than they let on. First of the Soho Knights series.

Six years ago Hong Ihyun wrecked Choi Sehwa's life with one careless act, and Sehwa has never forgotten it. Now Ihyun is back, polished and in need of something badly enough to make a deal, and Sehwa names his price: Ihyun himself. It is meant to be revenge, with a hidden camera and a ruined reputation at the end of it. It stops being that somewhere along the way. Full length, explicit and dark, with a happy ending.

The barbarian general Valadrin has conquered Nissai's kingdom, and to make his reign look legitimate he needs to marry into the fallen Tal dynasty. When Nissai's sister escapes, Valadrin picks the prince instead. Nissai is dragged back into a palace full of enemies, married to the man who destroyed his family, scorned by the court and forced to fight for every scrap of respect. Slow burn royal fantasy with a big power imbalance, first of five books.

He moved to a coastal town to disappear and finish an overdue manuscript, and got a neighbour who howls at the ocean at 4:47 every morning. Wilder is loud, relentlessly cheerful, allergic to shirts and, as it turns out, an actual werewolf. He leaves breakfast on the doorstep every day and takes death threats as flirting. When a storm traps them together, the wolf curls around him like he is something precious. Grumpy writer, sunshine shifter, plenty of heat.

Vale has spent centuries as a Templar hunting demons and rogue mages, so when rifts to the underworld open over the city he goes looking for a power hungry necromancer. He finds August, who uses his illegal magic to guide restless spirits to peace while it rots him from the inside. When Vale touches him, the corruption fades and the pain stops. Urban fantasy with a touch starved necromancer, first of the Haven Chronicles, each book readable on its own.

Duncan's coming out went so badly that he lost everyone. At a gas station he steps in to defend a cute, stuttering cashier, and Finn, who has never had anyone, decides this is his one chance. They become fast friends. When Duncan starts to pull away, Finn has no intention of letting him go. A single POV dark romance with a twisted happy ending, and the author lists what to expect inside the book.

Ronan used to be a cop and now kills the people a justice system he stopped believing in lets walk. Logan kills too, and he is furious to find a copycat stealing his marks, one who reminds him of someone he would rather forget. Dakota has been a detective for ten years and is the one assigned when the bodies start piling up. A dark romance thriller in the Silent Hollow series that reads as a standalone, and one of the heaviest books on this page.

Quinn runs the only queer bookshop in Hay-on-Wye and will do anything to stop it closing. Noah Sage is a romance novelist who arrives in town gorgeous, brooding and visibly unhappy to be there, with a history in Hay he would rather not face. Then the snow strands him. It is a small town, so Quinn bumps into him everywhere he goes. A cosy Christmas romcom in the Welsh book town.

At forty-one, John settled in Leicester after his divorce and built a new life: friends, yoga, a tabletop RPG campaign. When his character married Stu's in the game, that was probably a clue. Then he kisses Stu at a real wedding and runs, convinced he has ruined a year of friendship, only to learn that everyone around them saw it coming. A slow, gentle story about falling in love later in life, second in the Leicester trilogy.

When the heir to the throne attacks Max, he answers with a burst of rare magic and kills him. Instead of executing him, the king makes Max take the dead heir's place, arranged marriage to the dangerously attractive Prince Camron included. Living a lie, Max cannot trust his new husband, and even less Simion, a dragon riding spy sent to test his loyalty. Slow burn, two love interests and a last stretch full of twists. The series is complete.

Ian, a college baseball player, wants to get through sophomore year with his bruised heart intact. Then Callum shows up: quiet, too tall and too good looking to hide, a thousand miles from a home that left him with nineteen years of baggage, and by every sign straight. They become friends. When Callum hits his lowest point, Ian takes him in, and sharing a place makes it very hard to pretend. Slow burn, first of the WMU series and fine as a standalone.

On his birthday Lake finally works up the nerve to confess his love to his best friend Connor, and accidentally opens a magical portal in their bathroom. On the other side, Connor is mistaken for the new king of a country, Lake is mistaken for a slave, and an interdimensional policeman who clearly hates him arrests him for illegal travel. The confession will have to wait. A funny portal fantasy, first of two.

Knox is a by the book Templar hiding one secret: he is a nephilim. When an amateur witch soulbinds him to the demon he is hunting, his angelic blood starts rejecting the bond and it could kill him. Dimitri has survived in the mortal realm by keeping his head down, and now he has an angel in his head and cannot tell whose desire is whose. Book two of the Haven Chronicles, with a new couple, readable without the first.

Colby wakes up after a party sure he had a great night with some girl, until an anonymous message arrives with a photo of two boys kissing: him and Ezra Dickinson, his sworn enemy. He goes to confront Ezra and prove who is in charge, and ends up pinned to a wall, out of breath and enjoying it far more than he should. Short, spicy enemies to lovers, first of two.

Jack Spiers has just been elected President, and his term is shaken from the very first week. Special Agent Ethan Reichenbach runs his protection detail and expects another stuffed suit, then finds a man with real humour and humanity. There are strict rules against a Secret Service agent getting close to the person he protects. They break them, just as a domestic terror threat puts Jack in its sights. First of the Executive Office series.

Tobias Greene was dead, and at peace with it, until his ex Bastien dragged him back to life because Tobias's twin sister vanished the night before she was to take over the Magi Council. Tobias was the last person seen with her before he was murdered. He remembers neither his death nor how things ended with Bastien, only that the look in Bastien's eyes says it ended badly. Plot heavy urban fantasy, harem style, with a lot of magical men.

In Valentyne's world the Fates wove each omega's soul into their hair, so an omega's hair is only cut for the moments that mark the soul: a first time, accepting a mate, losing one. Valentyne's hair has never been cut. Then he meets Ren, his destined mate, and has to decide whether he can bring himself to pick up the scissors. Omegaverse in a historical fantasy setting with its own mythology.

Sam was left at the altar and goes on his honeymoon to Hawaii alone, meaning to forget the man who broke his heart. Instead he meets Drew, spontaneous and adventurous and everything careful Sam has never been. The banter turns into friendship and the friendship into serious heat, but a holiday has an end date, and when it comes they have to decide whether it was only a fling. Steamy and feel good.

Tang Jun-young saves his famous clients from a kidnapping and, in the process, gives away one of his secrets to Kyo Seung-hyun, the new chairman of the Kyo Group. Seung-hyun is cultivating an eccentric playboy billionaire image and needs someone he can trust, and Jun-young is too honest for his own good and far too attractive. Jun-young falls for his reckless boss without daring to say so, while Seung-hyun digs into a scandal that could get them both killed. Part romcom, part thriller, with a cat.

Liam and Cooper were best friends from the age of seven. At eighteen Liam lost control for one moment, then left town and stayed gone. Years later he is back, still in love with a best friend he is sure is straight, while Cooper is realising that what he missed all this time was Liam, and maybe not only as a friend. High spice, low angst, second in A Time For Love and fine as a standalone.

Bradley is a lawyer sent to the middle of nowhere, Montana, to close his company's purchase of a ranch. Colton Wilder is the cowboy who has no intention of letting that ranch go. A blizzard traps them together in Colton's house, and the long conversations turn into something else. Then Bradley starts to wonder why his company wants this little ranch so badly, and the answer may force him to choose between the job and the man.

By day Adam is the spoiled youngest son of an eccentric billionaire. By night he is one of seven psychopaths raised to punish the people the justice system lets go. Noah has spent years wanting revenge for his father's death, and when he finally faces the killer, he learns his father was the monster. Adam is obsessed with him from that moment and wants to help him dig up his buried childhood. Dark, funny and very steamy, no cliffhanger, first of seven books with a new couple each time.

Rome Moretti is the New England Riders' star center fielder, with everything except someone to come home to. Alex is a freelance photographer who notices what everyone else misses and has kept his distance since his last relationship. When Rome steps into his frame, Alex has to decide whether it is worth the risk of striking out. A gentle baseball romance.

Briar is a ballet dancer desperate for approval, so he strikes a late night deal with a high fey lady: one perfect dance at her woodland revels and she will make him enchanting. She is never satisfied, and the deal slowly eats his life and his health. Malric is her son, who only just escaped dancing on command for her. To free Briar he poses as a dance teacher in the human world and hides behind a mask in the fey one, without telling Briar who he is.

Being the fated mate of a vampire king was never the plan. He is human, just out of a relationship that made him swear off men, and now Dante rambles inside his head and their bond throws a tantrum if they are more than a few feet apart. Someone has already tried to kill him, a human mate would be the scandal of the century, and the two of them cannot stand each other most of the time. Funny, sarcastic and slow burn, a standalone with no cliffhanger.

On his twenty-first birthday Evrain learns that his grandmother spent his whole life suppressing his magic to keep him alive, and that without her he is an untrained elemental warlock with power he cannot hold. Agatha is murdered soon after, and her ghost sticks around to push him towards Dominic, the quiet gardener she taught magic to for years. Book one of the Warlocks series, romantasy with a fated bond, a magical war closing in and bonus scenes added to this edition.

Lyndon Hargroves is seventeen and has his whole future mapped out, right up until Cole moves in next door with a perfect smile and green eyes and absolutely no interest in being loved back. The boy has a past Lyndon cannot place and guards it hard. A slow burn about wanting someone who keeps you at arm’s length, and about choosing between love and loyalty when both options end in a broken heart.

Spencer spent four years shoving Rhett into lockers. They meet again in college, where Spencer has spent every day since graduation trying to be someone else, and where the attraction between them turns into something neither of them planned to admit. Rhett keeps telling himself he should put a stop to it. Spencer keeps looking for a way to atone, in increasingly compromising positions. Open door and on the spicier end, with a frat, a father and a lot of repression in the way.

Sebastian gets fake-engaged to his best friend Vivianna, possible Mafia princess of Bensonhurst, who will bankroll his dream bakery in exchange for one small wedding lie. All he has to do is smile and pose for photos. Then Dominick walks in as their wedding planner and makes that considerably harder. Between a fake fiancee with real secrets, a mother of the bride out for blood and a disco themed neighbourhood festival, the truth is going to come out. A queer rom-com about cannoli and chaos.

Ben would rather spend the summer in his cabin drawing, working towards being a professional illustrator, but he owes his family one last season at Camp Eagle Ridge. Then he gets paired with Sutton Holm, the cocky jock who once tried to pull his best friend away from the man he loved. Something stirs, and Ben is fairly sure it is hatred. Camp keeps throwing them together long enough for him to see the kinder man underneath, and to start wondering what the anger is covering. Book three of Camp Eagle Ridge, originally serialised on Kindle Vella.

Dermot is a kitchen servant and a bastard in a house that hides behind stone walls while the village outside starves. He is quietly in love with Aubrey, the kind youngest son, and quietly furious at the rest of the family. Then Maldred turns up, a faerie who feeds on bitterness and offers vengeance rather than justice, and Dermot agrees to put something in their food. The poison does not kill, it maddens, and the eldest son answers with witch trials. Graphic violence and explicit scenes.

Shifter packs are losing the ability to change form and omegas have gone into hiding. Hunter's temper has him facing exile unless he takes a mate, so he fakes one to buy time and picks Cade, a snarky omega being offered up at the packs' gathering. Cade wanted none of it and spends his time planning an escape, except Hunter's scent keeps getting in the way, and Hunter turns out to know almost nothing about omegas or himself. Includes mpreg, littermates and bear puns.

His father's will drags him back to the family that disowned him and leaves him owning a third of a failing hockey team he never wanted. The plan was to sell up and go back to New York. Then there is Rowen, the coach, brilliant and stubborn and impossible to ignore, who argues with him about everything including who is actually in charge. One night in a desert motel rearranges what is at stake. This is the illustrated special edition.

Three years after an accident he still will not talk about, Cyrus has built a life out of routine, distance and careful control. Then a grad student in his twenties lands in the middle of it. Forced coexistence turns slowly into something else, and Cyrus has to work out whether he is willing to be known by anyone again. A quiet one, about grief and about the risk of letting someone close. Deals with the loss of a spouse.

Jay walks out of a collapsing life in New York and into a marketing job at a Montana dude ranch, where he spends his first weeks clashing with Nate, the ranch's brooding foreman and former rodeo star. Nate has held Crooked Tree together for five years with his younger brothers watching, and needs the ranch saved more than he needs a city boy with opinions. The arguing goes somewhere neither of them planned.

Between a blood condition shortening his life and a vampire hating mother quoting scripture at him, Luis is not an obvious candidate for friendly relations with the undead. Anxiety runs most of his life, but he is tired of being afraid to leave the house, so he applies to be a vampire couple's designated driver. Julien and Karim turn out to be funny, clever and kind in their own separate ways, and being their friend is the first thing that has ever made Luis feel brave.

Hockey is Gabe's whole life. Dante just wants a good time on the way to the Hall of Fame. Then Gabe gets outed, his game falls apart and takes the team's season with it, and the last person he expects to pull him out of it is Dante. Gabe's sexuality does not faze Dante at all. His own does. Witty banter, a bad idea both of them commit to, and one of them still learning to share a part of himself he has kept hidden for years.

Kasten is one of the Night Prowlers' best hunters. He does not ask questions after handover, does not get attached, and never stays past dawn. Then he is sent after Reve, an assassin wanted alive, who turns out to be sharp tongued and far too willing to hold his gaze. Weeks on the road strip Kasten down to a truth he has been avoiding: the contract was never a simple recovery, and the den that made him is rotten. Dark, explicit, morally grey on both sides.

He came to Bloodburn Academy to be invisible. After losing his father and being dragged to another country, blending into the background was the entire plan, and it would have worked if a Morozov had not noticed him. Dimitri rules the campus the way he will one day rule his family's empire, and has decided that the one person who wants nothing to do with him should bend too. Standalone, with a guaranteed happy ending.

Keep your head down, get the degree, disappear before anyone remembers your name. That was the plan, until Alexei Morozov noticed him. The coldest of the Void Kings, the Russian mafia's favourite weapon, a man who does not ask permission and has never been accused of mercy. Loving him is a mistake, because monsters do not love, they consume. Standalone, with a guaranteed happy ending.

Paulo follows his heart to England to work with the chef he never forgot, and finds his private hopes in pieces the moment he arrives. Hurt, he lashes out, and the choices get harder from there. Kaden had given up on finding someone willing to surrender to him completely, right up until Paulo transferred in from another restaurant. The problem is that Paulo is in love with somebody else, and the kitchen keeps putting them side by side.

Ash lives by Financial Independence Retire Early and keeps a spreadsheet for his money, his workouts and the date his real life is supposed to start. Kael has paint on his jeans, overdue bills and a billionaire patron whose generosity feels a lot like a leash. They meet at a mountain retreat and each decide the other is a complication, then a wildfire strands them in the Northern California backcountry and the mountain keeps making them trust each other anyway.

Four standalone romances in one world. A paladin sent to capture a necromancer, then snowed into a shelter with him. A quiet life shattered when royal guards claim one man is the lost prince and the other the sorcerer who cursed him. A Celestial and an Infernal who meet by accident on a battlefield and have to decide what the bond is worth. And an inspector who reads auras chasing a thief who can change his face. Fade to black, four guaranteed endings.

Josh arrives in London to find his security firm's missing partner and spends most of his time clashing with Cal, his new British counterpart, who is charismatic and insufferable in roughly equal measure. The attraction is not in question. The complication is Charlie, the long distance relationship Josh's heart is still tied up in. Then the missing persons case turns sinister and Josh becomes the target.

Trace has lost his teaching job and is on the road with his daughter Susannah, close to going back to his ex or his parents for help, when a job falls into his lap. Nanny on a ranch in the middle of nowhere, for a cowboy who is far too good looking. Brent has a ranch to run, three children he inherited when his cousin died, and an elderly hand with Alzheimer's to care for. He does not mind Trace's rainbow dreads and piercings. The village will.

Jesse wants an honest life in Angel's Rest, which is difficult when rumours follow him everywhere and his name still carries a bounty. Eli is the preacher's son, loyal to his father's faith and quietly desperate for a taste of freedom. Eli's steady kindness meets Jesse's guarded heart, and then sabotage starts rattling the ranches and the law decides it already knows who to blame.

Jeremy is the most fashionable tailor in London, delighted to be summoned to Kensington Palace to take measurements, right up until he overhears a plot to rule in the young Princess Victoria's place. His life is suddenly worth something to the wrong people, and the only man who can help is Derek, a Metropolitan Police officer still mourning his lover and looking for distraction rather than anything serious. Then somebody tries to kill Jeremy and the flirting stops being light.

Pierce has just buried his sister and inherited her farmhouse, which he would rather sell, and her two toddlers, whom he has no idea how to raise. His co-guardian is Dalton, his sister's almost boyfriend from high school, back in Wilcox to keep a promise to her. Moving in together was supposed to be temporary and practical, with rules. The rules do not survive 3 a.m. feedings and arguments over kale chips. A slow burn farm romance about grief and learning to parent.

Longboat Key is about as far from the streets of Detroit as a group of gay former mobsters can get, which is the point: threats from inside their own organisation put them in witness protection. Richard is tending bar, working out who he is outside organised crime, and flirting with Daniel, the cute single dad who turns up every Wednesday. Then Daniel's past as a hacker catches up with him, and the only skills that can help are exactly the ones Richard is trying to leave behind.

Jace never expected to drive a car, let alone a spaceship, until Earth is attacked by the Khul and he turns out to be able to access ancient Altaeth technology capable of destroying them. That makes him humanity's representative to the stars, and puts him alongside Commander Khoth Voor, a haughty alien officer from the only force the Khul have ever struggled against. Note that this is a serial: every instalment ends on a cliffhanger.

Tristan inherited Hoxne Grange from his uncle, along with the job of caretaking a Gilded Age mansion that serves as a way station for spirits on their way out. His loving relatives would rather have him declared insane and his trust fund freed up, so they hire a team of paranormal researchers to prove the place is not haunted. Wolf has spent his life debunking the supernatural and is looking forward to blaming the floorboards. The Grange has other plans.

Rose rode the Thai Y-series rollercoaster for nearly ten years before a scandal pushed him aside, and My Reality the Series is his last chance at the payment he is owed. Nok never wanted to be a lead at all, but his family is in debt and his sister's school fees are due. Falling in love was not in the script for either of them, and while the industry sells same-sex romance on screen, off screen it can end careers.

Josh is having an excellent time at a comic convention right up to the moment he discovers he is a werewolf. Before he can process any of it he is whisked off to a secret lair by Nero, a very attractive man dressed as a Roman centurion, and informed that his chemistry degree now belongs to Wulf, Inc. Nero would much rather be hunting the demon that wiped out his pack than babysitting a trainee. Werewolves who need tech support, and geeks who deliver.

Exiled to China for twenty years, Lucien never planned to come back to England, and certainly not as the new Lord Crane. His father and brother are dead in circumstances nobody wants to explain, he has inherited the family's enemies along with the title, and he needs a magician quickly. Stephen has excellent reasons to hate Crane's family and the professional obligation to help him anyway. Evil is soaking through the house while Stephen falls for entirely the wrong man.