Close quarters (with a gothic twist) lead to palpable tension between a small-town local and a new-in-town college freshman in this contemporary MM romance. I know better than to get involved with a college student. They come to Coleridge Cliffs to get their degrees, and then they’re gone. Been there, done that, had the embarrassing broken heart to show for it. Besides, even if Keaton did decide to stay, he’d never be happy here – or with me. Tragic Flaw is a steamy and sweet novella featuring a small-town local and a college student from out of town. It’s a forced proximity MM romance novel with some gothic flair and a healthy dose of workplace romance. Expect a Ghost Ship, scorching chemistry, hot zombie Elvis, local charm, and serious feels. Oh, and the Northern Lights.

A love letters, hidden identities, second chance MM romance. Calum Making out with the campus librarian wasn’t the most professional way for me to kick off my first semester as a professor at the College of Coleridge Cliffs. I don’t even know what came over me. It was probably just that it was Halloween, and it was late, and I was lonely. Oh, and the fact that he is the world’s hottest human. But then he pulled back, and I got awkward, and I have avoided the library at all costs ever since. I couldn’t bear the humiliation. So when I agreed to be a faculty advisor for a student project, why didn’t I ask where the meetings would be held? Because I’m a moron; that’s why. Oh, and the best part? The other staff advisor to the project is – you guessed it – Hot Librarian. Theo I don’t get rejected. Why would I? There’s objectively nothing undesirable about me. Well, maybe besides a lack of humility. But still. That didn’t stop Sexy Professor from bolting right in the middle of an almost-hookup and avoiding me like the plague, though. And that level of avoidance takes f\*cking work on a small campus like CCC. So when he showed up to co-supervise a student project, I didn’t give him the time of day. Didn’t notice how his rain-soaked sweater clung to his body. Or how the little droplets of water gathered at the tips of his wavy hair. And I sure as hell didn’t get turned on as he nibbled the cap of his pen while listening to the project proposal. Professors just don’t do it for me. Never have. Never will. Romantic Hero is book one of the Coleridge Cliffs series. It’s a broody academic vibe MM romance series that is equal parts heat and heart.

A B&B owner’s only hope to save his business is to accept the help of a hot, nerdy professor in this fake boyfriend, forced-proximity mm romance. My entire business hangs in the balance when I literally break my leg the week before the biggest event in my B&B’s history. It’s just my luck that there are no elevators in historical mansions. And when the only person who’s willing and able to help me is an adorkable local professor, I do the only thing I can do – I enlist him as my fake boyfriend to help me get the event off without a hitch. But once we start acting like we’re in love, the chemistry between us feels anything but fake.

I know better than to fall for my best friend's brother... Ian: Making a move on Ash would be the worst thing I could do. And I can’t risk it. The list of reasons we can't be together is a mile long, the least of which is that he's my best friend's brother. There's also the fact that he'd probably never be into me that way. Oh, and even if he was, there's the small detail that I've been hiding a part of myself from him - a pretty significant part. But then I look at Ash, and I know that he’s the one. The only one for me. Ash: I’ve lived with my hopeless crush on Ian for years, knowing full well he’d never see me that way. After all, as far as everyone in town’s concerned, I’m not to be taken seriously anywhere besides the basketball court. And Ian's so...perfect. I have about as much chance with him as going pro after college. But sometimes, when I’m alone with Ian, I feel…something between us. Like maybe I’m not entirely crazy to want more. Contents include: epic-level longing, steamy stolen moments, light D/s elements, and a swoony HEA.