A cowboy Daddy and a big city boy. Ripley Ellis never intended to return to Bluebird Ranch. The day his father kicked him out for being gay was the day he shook the dust off his cowboy boots and moved to the city. But thanks to his homophobic father, the only way he can claim his inheritance is to return. He has to stay for one year, but that doesn’t mean he has to like it. The life of a rancher isn’t an easy one. Reed Warner knows that. He also knows that there is no other life for him. It’s all he’s ever wanted. Now that he’s retired from the rodeo, he’s ready to make his dreams come true. There’s only one problem—Ripley. The sassy city boy just inherited the ranch Reed is planning to buy. If they can put aside their differences and work together, they may both find exactly what they’re looking for.

Dean had a Daddy before, but it was temporary arrangement. He longs for a forever Daddy who would be willing to take a more firm hand when it's called for. As a professional bull rider, most men expect him to be the one in control. He doesn't think he has much of a chance of finding what he desires. However, when he is sidelined by an injury, and his best friend's big brother offers him a place to stay and recuperate, he may find exactly what he is looking for. Sterling has been waiting for a chance to make the hot cowboy his, and he isn't above using Dean's injury to get close to him. It's the perfect chance to show him he is the perfect Daddy for his cowboy. \\\This is a short story that was previously released for free on Prolific Works. \\\

Silk, lace, and cupcakes. What else could he want in a man? Frankie Taylor is a pastry chef in need of a fresh start, and Cap Roberts is a coffee shop owner in need of a pastry chef. Sounds simple enough, doesn't it? When Devin “Cap” Roberts hired Frankie to make the pastries for his coffee shop, it was supposed to be a business arrangement. But once he discovers something that leaves him wondering what Frankie has on underneath his clothes, business is the last thing on Cap’s mind. As a newly single father, Cap is risking not only his heart, but that of his daughter’s as well. However the more he gets to know Frankie, the more he realizes that a man like him only comes along once in a lifetime—and a love like theirs is worth taking a chance for.

One retired Navy officer used to being in charge. One younger man who doesn't want anyone telling him what to do. Donovan McCall spent twenty years in the Navy, and he's looking forward to an uneventful retirement where no one answers to him. He'll raise his rabbits, take care of his chickens, and enjoy the quiet life he's building on his farm in River Gorge. He's planned for everything. Well, everything except a sexy young tattoo artist who steals his heart and challenges him to rethink what he really wants. Maverick has always liked stronger, older men, but that doesn't mean he wants someone to order him around. Or does it? When they both realize what they crave is the exact opposite of what they thought they wanted, Donovan and Maverick will have to work together to figure out how to get what they really want. Each other. This is an MM romance book is intended for adults age 18 and older. It is age gap and contains a mild Daddy/boy dynamic.

There's a new man in town, and he's caught the sheriff's eye. Being new to a small town is never easy, but Cody has chosen to make a home in River Gorge. He plans to keep his head down and build business in his mechanic shop, nothing more. Until he meets the town's much older sheriff. Eli Barrett is a man who knows who he is, and what he wants. And what he wants is Cody Iverson. But with an election looming, openly loving Cody could mean putting his job on the line. He can only hope his small West Texas town is ready for a new kind of sheriff. One with a young man on his arm. This m/m romance was originally available as a free novella. It has been expanded with totally new content to almost double the original word count.

What kind of loser pretends to have a boyfriend? Oh, yeah, that’s me, Landon Nichols. I’m the loser. In my defense, I didn’t actually make up a boyfriend. My mom just assumed I had one, and I figured if it made her feel better to think I had someone in my life, then what could it hurt? Nothing, right? Until she decides I need to bring my pretend boyfriend home for a visit. I don’t want to lie to my mom, but I don’t want to worry her either. I’m flat out of excuses and I have no idea what to do. Then in walks Miller Monroe. Miller has a reputation as a bad boy, so imagine my surprise when he insists on going with me to see my family. But I’m a horrible liar, and I know I’ll never pull off a fake relationship. His solution? We’ll date, just as friends, so I won’t be lying. For a guy who is supposed to be terrified of commitment, Miller is awfully committed to making this fake boyfriend thing work, and now I have a whole new problem… What kind of loser falls for his fake boyfriend?