Childhood best friends Adam and Sam have a close-knit relationship that feels like the center of their lives. Only problem is, Sam’s closeted and secretly in love with Adam, while Adam’s an oblivious womanizer. When they go on tour with their famous punk rock band over the summer of 2023, long nights, close quarters, and a series of unexpected events push them to confront their flaws and the boundaries of what they mean to one another.
The Things We Couldn’t Say is a high angst, slow burn MM romance about friendship, secret longing, bisexual awakening, and the courage it takes to love yourself and be honest.
A family divided by the heavy expectations of a strict, religious father and meek, submissive mother comes together for the holidays in an attempt to mend old wounds. However, things are complicated when their troubled daughter, Tiffany, shows up unexpectedly pregnant, and their gay son, Sam, has difficulty navigating his father’s prejudice and his husband’s increasingly self-destructive journey through grief.
The Wayward Ones is an honest exploration of the realities of marital struggles and challenging family dynamics, particularly for LGBTQ+ people with intolerant kin.
While Oliver Bernard struggles with his physical and mental health after a painful breakup and squandered chance at getting famous, he starts hustling desperately to get his life on track. As part of a scheme to redeem their discarded band, he enlists his friend Mike Hoffmann to give fame another shot, pulling him back on the road and away from his toxic wife. While the duo tries to navigate increasingly complicated circumstances, their relationship deepens and radically changes their lives.
I Was Broken Before I Got Here is a tale of second chances, redemption, love, forgiveness, and finding meaning in the simpler things in life.
After a tragic accident kills their husbands, long-time enemies Adam and Oliver are left behind in relentless grief. Although they never truly cared for one another, they find themselves forming a reluctant connection born of mutual understanding. However, without their partners to steady them, they spiral headfirst down a path of self-destruction and long-forgotten vices.
If You Left the Pictures on the Wall is an intimate exploration of what it means to struggle through unthinkable loss, to find second chances in unexpected places, and to learn how to love with the entirety of a heart that once felt much too broken to do it again.
Haunted by a brutal childhood tragedy at the hands of Jesse “Snake Eye” Musslin, the infamous and outrageous outlaw, Ezra “Two Shots” Smith, has spent his life chasing one thing: revenge. Hardened, reckless, and determined that he doesn’t need anybody’s help, Ezra knows better than to let people get too close.
At least, until his fate accidentally lands him in the custody of Alexander “Good Times” Davis.
Stubbornly optimistic, irritatingly charming, and impossible to shake, Alex wiggles his way into joining Ezra on his bitter mission, as well as his life. What begins as a tenuous alliance in the scorching, unforgiving desert soon becomes something much more complicated. From the start, the two men clash at nearly every turn, but beneath the bickering and bravado grows a fierce, fragile bond that Ezra couldn’t anticipate, and isn’t so sure he deserves.
As danger closes in and old wounds start to bleed, Ezra and Alexa must decide whether they’re willing to fully trust and rely on each other, or risk losing their shot at vengeance, justice, and the future they never really believed that they could have.
Dangling High is a sharp, subversive Western adventure threaded with slow-burn romance, found family, and queer resilience. It flips classic frontier tropes on their head to reveal the power of reclaiming your story, and the hope that even those long marginalized can carve a little sun out of crushing darkness.
Always the supportive, loyal, and, most importantly, invisible friend in the shadow of his bestie, Maverick, Nathan has spent most of his life putting his needs aside. Though he is privately grappling over how to both accept and publicly define himself as nonbinary and bisexual, Nathan finds himself inadvertently caught up in a mischievous, romantic plot to win Maverick’s heart on behalf of his rival (and toxic obsession), Jackson Mitchell.
At first, the arrangement is merely inconvenient, but as time wears on, what started as a helpful plot between friends becomes more complicated as Nathan and Jackson’s relationship deepens. In the midst of his personal turmoil, Nathan is drawn into an emotional triangle, caught between friendship, desire, and the terrifying realization that he might want bigger things than he’d ever imagined before.
The Times We Fell in Love is an emotionally charged, introspective romance about embracing your identity, complex love, and the unexpected paths we often walk toward happiness.
