He’s a man who knows how to fight, but what has that brought Brick Lochlann? Beaten, broke, and running from his past, he arrives in Seattle, ready to start a new life. Ready for almost anything, but not for Irving and Ezra. Brick: Ezra looks like an angel. That’s the first problem. When he comes by the bar where I’m working, my mind starts firing with desires that scare me. Someone has been vandalizing the comic book store where he works down the street, and Ezra thinks I should keep an eye on the place. Careful what you wish for... Ezra gets me worked up, and when this geeky guy Irving comes into the bar to catch some washed up band, I just can’t help myself. He’s gorgeous, with lips that drive me wild and a cute submissive vibe. And when I turn on my charm, Irving unravels in my hands. That’s the real problem, though. Everything I touch falls apart. And every man I care about is left hurt and reeling. I’m not going down that path again. I’m not going to make Ezra and Irving live through that pain. Because I might be running from my past, but my past is running just as fast to keep up with me. And I might be ready to throw a fist and take a punch, but I know I can’t fight hard enough to keep them safe. I know that the second I admit my true feelings, they’ll be the ones to pay the price. Brick’s Geeks is an MMM romance, and the first novel in the Rebels and Nerds series. It is an 80K novel with an HEA for all three characters, featuring spanking, ropes, and a spicy heat level. Enjoy!

Malcolm is a librarian, and he lives a very nice, very ordered life. But the life we live isn’t always the life we want. And when someone finally asks Malcolm what he desires, oh daddy, does he ever answer. Malcolm: I dare you. That’s what Gunner says to me when I first meet him. I dare you. Like it’s a threat. Like it’s a promise. So despite my better judgment, I have a drink with him, and we meet up at the park the next week. But then Gunner is daring me to drive off into the mountains for the night. He’s daring me to sneak into some stranger’s cabin with him, and to do things I never thought I would do. And we do those things, right up until the moment that stranger comes home. He’s a solid, strong man, at least forty years old and heavily tattooed. And with a storm crashing through the forest, he tells us that there’s a fallen tree blocking the road. He tells us his name is Maddox, and that we’re not going anywhere. But even with Gunner by my side, I never dared imagine what Maddox would actually want with us. I never dared dream who we all could be, together. Unravelling Malcolm is a 75K+ MMM romance. It can be enjoyed alone, or as a story in the Rebels and Nerds series. This novel has extra dirty talk and some spice on the way to an HEA for all three characters. Enjoy!

Friends. Enemies. Lovers. For these bad boys and geeks, the fire gets a second chance to burn. Clark I thought I was finally ready for my first boyfriend. I was twenty-four years old, and I dreamed about something sweet and easy with a fellow geek. But somehow, I ended up on a date with Mars instead. He was a total playboy. Sure, he loved science-fiction as much as I did, but he had tattoos up his arms and no interest in a boyfriend. I wanted to run away, but every time he smiled, I ended up sticking around. The real problem was, Mars didn’t move to Seattle alone. He moved with his best friend and occasional hookup buddy, a guy just as rough and tumble as Mars was, but with a mean glare, too. A glare that was seared into my memory many years ago. Back when Mars’s badass, sexy roommate was my high school bully. Not only was Rip Cirillo back in Seattle, but now, he was an out gay man, too. I was still the awkward geek with no dating experience, but Rip had seduced more men and broken more hearts than I could begin to imagine. A love triangle with my high school bully? Not exactly the first love I was looking for. Clark’s Bully is an M/M/M romance, and the third book in the Rebels and Nerds series. It can be appreciated alone or in order with the rest of the series. This steamy romance offers a second chance for geeky fun on the way to a HEA for all three characters. Although sweeter than most bully romances, make sure to check out the content note at the front of the novel before you read!

Asher is a livewire with a past he can't escape. He knows bad boys like him aren’t meant for love. I fled Los Angeles with bullets at my back. Now that I’m in Seattle, I just need to keep my head down, and stop risking my life for criminals. Easier said than done, when the only thing I’ve ever been good at is driving a getaway car. Maybe it’s like my dad always said, that I wasn’t worth the time it took to make me. I try to be good, but what if I’ve been bad for too long? Franklin and Rory can’t deny this bad boy what he needs. Rory and I swear that our new handyman is a bad idea. We’re responsible men in out forties, a professor and the owner of a comic book shop. Asher is twenty years younger, but when he turns our way, the truth shines in his eyes. He thinks he’s a bad boy, but something deep inside of us stirs. It’s time to show him what it means to be good. Steamy and sweet M/M/M romance with an HEA for Franklin, Rory, and their Asher. This is the fourth Rebels and Nerds book, and it can be enjoyed as a standalone or in order with the series.