Alexander Bryant has lived his entire life making everyone else happy. After meeting Lincoln, will he have the courage to finally do what makes him happy? Alexander – I like to imagine myself a rebel – an ass-kicker that takes what he wants regardless of what others think. I make my own path and flip off the people who don’t agree. I laugh in the face of conflict. Nobody tells me what to do. In reality, everything about me is a lie – past, present, and future. The Bryant name requires certain things and all my decisions are based on those requirements. I like football, but the family name demands I love it. I want to be an artist, but the family name demands I be a lawyer. The family demands I fall in love with a nice girl, but I’m falling for, well, the opposite of nice AND girl. I’m a coward and a liar. Lincoln – I like to imagine myself a loner – a cold heartless bastard that takes what he wants. I lived the biggest part of my life with parents that were ashamed of me for more reasons that one could begin to count, so I trust no one. I have a low tolerance for bullshit and hate liars. So why did I go and fall in love with the biggest liar of them all?

Book 1.5 in the Game Day series! Mackenzie (Mack) Blanchard has been in a funk since his high school sweetheart ditched him. He’s surviving his lonely existence, but watching Alexander and Lincoln find true love and then seeing Trystan falling head over heels for Dakota has started to make surviving…difficult. Add the fact that he just received a wedding invitation from his ex and he can see has life collapsing all around him. Thankfully, his brother sweeps in to rescue him by issuing an invitation to join him and a group of his friends for a week-long snow skiing getaway in the Colorado Mountains. An escape – that’s just what he needs to avoid the blues he’ll certainly be suffering from this Valentine’s Day. Sebastian has been looking forward to spending time with his friends at his cabin in the mountains but Mother Nature decides to intervene and ruin all his well-laid plans of snow skiing, drinking, and debauchery. While the rest of the group gets stranded in different parts of the country, Rory Blanchard’s little brother manages to beat the airport shutdown and lands in Colorado just as the snow storm hits. The last thing Sebastian wants is to be stranded in a snowstorm with the only straight guy in their group of snow skiers. Unfortunately, one doesn’t always get what they want. Things turn even worse when Mackenzie manages to get himself stranded on the side of the road in ridiculously freezing temperatures. Sebastian doesn’t mind saving the day, but finds himself in serious trouble when he realizes he’s immediately smitten. Mackenzie and Sebastian grapple in the cabin – Sebastian trying to determine if he’s imagining the hot looks Mackenzie is sending his way and Mackenzie trying to understand the messages his traitorous body is sending to his heart. Will this be a Valentine's Day that melts both their frozen hearts?

How far will Trystan go to win the heart of the man he loves? All the way. Trystan Matherly is conceited, arrogant, and rich. He has plenty of money, athletic ability, and gorgeous looks to keep the men forming a long line just to be with him. Choosing his next lover has been as simple as down-selecting to the hottest candidate. Until Dakota. With his sad eyes, full lips, and perfectly sculpted swimmer’s body, Dakota is just the kind of lover Trystan wants. After only one look, he knows he has to have him. Too bad Dakota seems to be totally oblivious to all his charms. Dakota Jacobson is lonely, tired, and depressed. He’s at Alabama Temple to complete his degree, not to put up with idiots. He works diligently to be as invisible as possible. He doesn’t need friends and he sure doesn’t need lovers…especially not football titans that think they rule the world. Nope; been there, done that. Until Trystan. With his sexy eyes, arrogant smirk, and muscled physique, Trystan is just the kind of lover Dakota never intends to have…again. Too bad Trystan refuses to allow him to be invisible.