When a photo of Hollywood leading man, Joshua Hudson, hits the tabloids with his tongue down another man's throat Josh has no other option but to lay low for a while. The problem being of course that going home for the first time in eight years means facing all the skeletons in his closet. Particularly the one he's tried hardest to bury; Gabriel Alvarez. Gabriel was Josh's first love. His first everything. He hadn't ever wanted to be without him but fear is a powerful emotion and when you're young with your dreams on the line, it can make you do crazy, terrible things. Like running away. Josh had never wanted to face Gabriel again, but some things in life are inevitable. ~ This is book one in the Shooting Star series, featuring famous men finding love and themselves along the way. Each can be read as a stand alone novel and feature HEA with no cheating. Warnings for drug and alcohol abuse, anxiety and depression.

Luke isn't meant for romance. At least, that's what he tells himself. Especially after his last mess of a relationship left him heartbroken and swearing off men forever. That is until Quinn ends up under his care in the triage ward with multiple broken bones and a flirtatious bedside manner that leaves Luke torn between running away or basking in the attention. Quinn is lucky to be where he is in his career but being so wrapped up in making movies for so long hasn't left much time for dating. Loneliness has crept so thoroughly over his life that he's not even sure how to put himself out there anymore. When he meets Luke, the sassy nurse tending to him, his dry sense of humor lifts Quinn in a way he hasn't felt in so long. Add to that the uncertainty in those baby blues and Quinn is done for. Except that there's no way for Quinn to fit into the quiet life that Luke has made for himself. Not when he travels the world and lives a life that Luke knows he can't compete with. Unless Quinn can convince him otherwise, Luke is determined to remain alone and Unattainable. Book 2 of the Shooting Star series, featuring famous men finding love and themselves along the way. Unattainable can be read as a standalone novella but it does feature some characters from the rest of the series. HEA and no cheating.

Unlovable is a standalone m/m romance in the Shooting Star series, where famous men find love and themselves along the way. Each volume is a long novella from 25k-40k. Just short enough to read before bed. Elliot isn't anything special. The fact that someone as extraordinary as Alain has deigned him worthy to be his best friend still amazes him after all these years. Of course, he wants more. It would be impossible to be near someone as vibrant as Alain and not want to be with him, but Elliot is a realist. He knows what he is; an average man in all ways. Even if Alain was crazy enough to have feelings for Elliot, he deserves someone better. Alain is the definition of a socialite. Fun, frivolous, noncommittal, easy. He's been called a lot of things, all of them true. The only person who doesn't care, who doesn't judge him for anything other than what he is, is Elliot. His best friend since college brought them together, Elliot is everything to him. Too bad Alain is such a mess, or he would try to take their relationship out of the friend zone. He couldn't tarnish Elliot like that though, even if he is crazy in love with him. Can two insecure men find happiness together? Or are they really so Unloveable?

For Samir, acting has been reduced to a competition. What used to be fun is now nothing but a fight to win. And all because of him. Theo is tall, dark, and handsome, just like Samir. Ever since acting school, they’ve been competing for roles. Sometimes Samir gets the lead, other times it’s Theo. But this time, when Theo lands the part and Samir is given the supporting role, it’s hard to pretend that their rivalry is friendly. Seeing Theo daily, his handsome grin and fit body that he likes to rub in Samir’s face, not to mention his cocky personality, are more or less torture. No one has ever been able to get under his skin quite the way that Theo can. Over the years, teasing Samir has turned out to be Theo’s happy place. The way his eyes glint when he’s angry, the way his jaw clenches... what can Theo say, he’s probably a sadist because it brings him utter joy. He loves that he has become the other man’s focal point. The way they compete with each other keeps him going—along with a raging crush that only seems to get stronger and harder to suppress the more they work together. Will these two leading men be able to put their differences aside and start something new, or will they continue to find each other Intolerable? Intolerable is a standalone m/m romance in the Shooting Star series, where famous men find love and themselves along the way. Each volume is a long novella from 25k-40k.