A hotel room with a faulty heater. A holiday grump who's sure he's straight. A single guy full of Christmas cheer. Erik Josef is a recently divorced businessman with one wrap up his last project of the year so he can spend the holidays in the tropics. While waiting at an airport bar, he encounters Seth Cobb, a chatty young travel writer. After a huge snowstorm grounds all flights, a mix-up at the Williamsville Inn leads to them sharing a room. Will a mugful of Seth’s hot cocoa and the Christmas magic swirling amidst all the snow in upstate New York be enough to melt Erik’s icy exterior?

What could be worse than having to spend a week with the man you ghosted?When Adrian Cobb arrives in New York to help his brother move, he comes face to face with the biggest mistake of his past-a baking conference hookup he rudely ditched a year ago. Now, he's sharing a guest room with Ajay Sunagar, who looks as tasty as the pastries he bakes, and Adrian desperately wants to prove he can handle the heat this time.But Jay makes it clear he isn't ready to forgive and forget Adrian's bad behavior. None of Adrian's repeated apologies seem to make a dent in the walls Jay's put up and Adrian can't tell if Jay would rather make him grovel or cover Adrian in frosting and lick him all over. Adrian's afraid that this time, Jay will be the one to walk away-unless Adrian can find a way to make him believe in second chances."The Cupcake Conundrum" is a sweet-treat story about a single dad, instant attraction, and falling in love all over again that takes place in the Williamsville Inn series world. It features characters from Brigham Vaughn's "Snowstorms and Second Chances", along with "Snowflakes and Song Lyrics" and "The Cupid Crawl" by Hank Edwards.

Will Johnson is traveling for work the weeks before Christmas and staying in a small hotel in upstate New York. It’s all pretty routine, until he discovers his window overlooks the courtyard patio of one of his favorite up and coming gay singers, Rex Garland. Even further outside of Will’s routine is overhearing Rex’s creative process as the singer struggles to write an original Christmas song. When Will receives a flash of lyrical inspiration, he decides to share the lyrics with his idol in a secret note left on Rex’s patio table. This sets off a chain of events that include coincidental meetings, more inspired lyrics, and a tiny snowman that just might capture Rex’s heart and make this Christmas one neither of them will ever forget.

What happens when a confirmed hook-up app user falls for a man who is his polar opposite? Carter Walsh will be alone on Valentine’s Day, and his plans include a candy sampler of hook ups. But after learning about the Cupid Crawl—a bar crawl covering a half dozen bars, gay and straight—he changes his plans. During the crawl, he runs into: An ex-co-worker nemesis who resurrects—loudly—an unfortunate nickname she bestowed upon him years before. Several hot men eager for a quick hook up. And one man absolutely not Carter’s type, but who manages to pique his interest and, possibly, steal his heart. The Cupid Crawl is a funny, sweet, and steamy opposites attract, slight age gap story that takes place in the Williamsville Inn series world, and features characters from the Christmas stories Snowflakes and Song Lyrics by Hank Edwards and Snowstorms and Second Chances by Brigham Vaughn.

The first family wedding after a painful breakup. A milestone high school reunion. A hotel with a history of romantic meetings and happily ever afters. While checking in at the Williamsville Inn, Nash and Tobias meet and feel an immediate spark of attraction. During an impromptu shared dinner, they commiserate about being single for their weekend events: the wedding of Nash’s niece, and Tobias’ thirtieth high school reunion. When they hatch a plan to be each other’s fake date for the weekend, neither man realizes that while they’re pretending to be an item to satisfy nosey family and inquisitive friends, they just might end up falling in love for real. This story is set at the Williamsville Inn and is part of the Williamsville Inn Series of gay romance stories.