Syndicate

Series · 4 books · 2002-2007

By Jules Jones

Books in series

The Syndicate

Volume 1

2003

What's a computer geek to do when his sys-admin job becomes so boring that not even making life hell for the users on his network seems like fun anymore? Run away to space, of course! Now Allard's stuck on a spaceship with another very hunky man—and he's about to discover that even wise-cracking geeks like him have sex lives. And thanks to a voyeuristic crewmate, so are the rest of their sexy shipmates. Publisher's Note: Contains explicit sexual scenes that may be offensive to some readers.

The Syndicate

Volume 2

2002

On the spaceship Mary Sue, Allard's finally found a job he likes, colleagues he likes—and a man he more than likes. Just how far is he prepared to go for the man he loves?

The Syndicate

Volume 3

2007

Because geeks have sex lives too... A renegade sysadmin looking for a way out of his boring job, Allard's escaped to space. Now he's on the Mary Sue, a spaceship with a slightly nutty crew of syndicalists who have an even more malevolent attitude toward traditional management structures than he does. Much to his surprise, Allard's found co-workers he actually likes, and a man he more than likes. Now Allard and his new love are getting married. But who's going to be the bride, and who the groom? And what will Mark wear? When the fitting's done, the parents settled, and the sex games are over, they'll be glad they found something blue.

The Syndicate

Four-Leaf Clover

2007

Is green beer best reserved for green aliens? What sort of rings do leprechauns wear—and where? And, above all, Does Everybody Want To Shag The Irish—and what do you do about it if you're Welsh? St Patrick's Day novelette in the Syndicate series, previously published by Loose Id but now out of print in that edition. Futuristic erotic romance, romantic comedy, m/m, 9,000 words.

Author

Jules Jones

Author · 18 books

Jules Jones is a British author of science fiction and erotic romance, mostly with m/m themes. Much of her work is cross-genre, being science fiction or fantasy with a strong romance element. Her day job is materials science, and it tends to show—many of her characters are scientists, engineers, and sundry other geeks. *** I write science fiction, fantasy and romance. I read *lots* of things. My main library catalogue is over on LibraryThing, because I'm the sort of anal-retentive bibliophile who wants to record the exact print run and page count of my individual copy of a book. This account's always going to be a somewhat out of date and partial mirror. But it lets me put my book reading log up on GoodReads to share with my friends over here. :-)