Becks: How does a straight guy accidentally come out as gay to the entire country music world? I’ll get back to you when I know the answer. It all happened so fast. One moment, my best friend’s little brother is standing in a sea of people as his boyfriend breaks his heart. Again. The next, I’m jumping off stage mid-concert to give him the kiss of his life—or maybe the kiss of my life. I’m Beckett Anderson. Yes, that Beckett. The one who never does the smart thing, messes up daily, and somehow ended up with millions of screaming fans. Fans who now think I’m dating Nicky St. Germaine. The label says I can’t come out as straight (Is that even a thing?), that I can’t tell the world I lied. But this lie of mine… it doesn’t hold a candle to the one I tell myself. Nicky: How does the quiet gay guy end up kissing the straight country music star in front of thousands of his screaming fans? I still can’t fathom what he was thinking when he jumped off that stage, but that kiss… None of it was real, but it felt like it. At least to me. I’m Nicky St. Germaine, son of a football Hall of Famer, best friends with rock star, Nari Won Song—and whatever I am to country music sensation, Beckett Anderson. The jury’s still out on that one. What does a small town kid do when so many of his friends and family are famous? He hides. Frequently. Now the spotlight is on me, and there is nowhere left to hide. I’m supposed to pretend to be Beckett’s adoring boyfriend for a few weeks, but that’s not so easy when I’d give almost anything for it to be true. Book one in the Discovering Me series, Dating Nashville is a sweet M/M romance with a cocky country star, a shy small-town boy, and enough sparks betweent them to make you swoon.

Asher: I live in a fishbowl. Sometimes I call it a prison. The White House is the only home I’ve ever really known. Yeah, that White House. The entire world idolizes my family. And me? I’m the president’s gay son, Asher Brooks. Some people cheer for me, others only want me to go away. I wish they’d all just see me, Asher. I come with a lot of baggage in the form of a team of secret service agents following me wherever I go and a codename that reminds them all just who I am. It’s no wonder I’ve never been kissed. Now it’s my birthday and my present? A huge, stuffy party, Washington style. I didn’t expect my former best friend, Kenny, to show up. I didn’t plan to escape my own party with him. I’ve hated him since the day he decided he couldn’t be friends with the gay kid. So, why did I let him kiss me? And why do I want to do it again? Kenny: Hockey is life. Well, I want it to be. I have a three letter goal: N-H-L. Focusing on my dream helps me tune out my parents’ constant disapproval. Because I’m that guy, Kenny Montgomery, son of the conservative senator. Only months ago, every media outlet posted pictures of me kissing another boy. Yep, outed in epic fashion. Go big or go home. I’d rather just go home. Now, here I am at the White House of all places, forced to sit through a party for someone I once considered my only friend. But that was before. Before I abandoned him, afraid people would assume I played for his team (News flash. I did.) He’s become this tall, insanely talented artist. Even if it was possible for me to leave every doubt behind, Asher Brooks is out of my league. It’s better to focus on that three letter goal. G-A-Y. No, not that one. N-H-L. Yeah, I’m screwed. Dating Washington is a full-length sweet M/M romance with a HEA. If you like swoony boys, heartbreaking moments, and a love that transcends everything, this book is for you.

I think I have a thing for my roommate. I, Killian “Killer” James, future NHL goalie and current team loner, have no idea how this started. I’m a poor ranch-hand from Texas who ended up at a boarding school for the elite for one hockey. My classmates don’t understand the world I grew up in. And then there’s Diego, the guy who asks too many questions and talks so much I can barely think. But he trusts me, and that’s not a feeling I can easily forget. When he isn’t hunched over his computer screen or trying to save the planet, he stares at me with these adorable wide eyes behind his glasses. I don’t need any distractions, but I’m starting to realize maybe I want one. My roommate has killer dimples. He’d probably punch me if he knew I noticed. As the goalie on the school’s prized hockey team, Killian James is out of my league. Even if he were gay. I, Diego “weird-guy” Jackson, love math. Computer code is my language. I’ve grown up with anything money can buy but little else, and now, I don’t know how to talk to people. Sometimes, when I ask my constant awkward questions, I wait for Killian to laugh at me, to make fun of me. He never does. Maybe that’s why his rare smiles make me want more. Maybe it’s why I’m willing to risk my life climbing onto a horse, or strapping my feet into death-trap ice skates. I’m tired of living inside my own lonely world. I’d rather join his. Dating Texas is a full-length sweet M/M romance with a HEA. If you like swoony boys, heartbreaking moments, and a love that transcends everything, this book is for you. The Discovering Me