Nick Espinoza is consumed by two things: Guilt and ambition. After making a mistake he can't atone for, his desire for success as a newspaper columnist compromises his integrity. But the consequences of his actions may just be the best thing that's ever happened to him. Edie Mason is disappointed but not surprised when her parents don't show up for her high school graduation. But after she inadvertently criticizes them in the newspaper, thanks to an unethical newspaper columnist in a deadline crunch, she finds herself homeless. Even worse, her dreams of going to college are at risk. Edie's days as a shrinking wallflower are coming to an end, however. Propelled by anger and desperation, she seeks out Nick Espinoza to give him a piece of her mind—and an ultimatum: He made her homeless, so he can offer up his home as a place to stay while she works nonstop to earn college tuition. Pressured by management, Nick is desperate to win over the hearts of readers—and Edie Mason's story is a perfect start. He isn't prepared for the fall-out that follows, or for the lonely graduate to have so much spunk. Confronted by his mistakes, and consumed by guilt over his past, Nick finds himself opening his home—and his heart—to Edie. But can he ever come clean about his past and truly earn Edie's trust without losing everything? "Earning Edie" is the first of the Espinoza Boys series.

When Jaime Harris is outed at a party, his quiet life starts to fall apart. His best friend avoids him like the plague, and his younger sister blackmails him in exchange for keeping the truth from their mother. The only bright spot, strangely enough, is Tony Espinoza, who relentlessly pursues his friendship. Why Tony cares at all is a mystery, and as their friendship evolves into something more, it seems too good to be true. Tony comes to his rescue time and again, but can Jaime trust his heart to the cutest, sweetest straight boy he's ever met? Tony Espinoza is angry and confused. His brother has broken his trust and he's torn about the direction he should take with his future. In the midst of it all is Jaime Harris. Fixating on Jaime's problems makes a great diversion, but the more he gets to know Jaime, the more he realizes the guy is more than just a distraction. Jaime's slowly becoming everything to him, and Tony just might not be as straight as either of them assumed. Now, if only he could get Jaime to believe it. Catching Jaime is a gay new adult romance. While it is a sequel, it can be read as a standalone. WARNING: It contains some explicit content and could contain triggers for those sensitive to sexual assault.