Oh Buoy is a boss employee, friends to lovers, MM romance filled with tropical locations, spicy banter, and swoony moments. This is Book One of the Voyagers series: everyone who boards the superyacht Now, Voyager is about to meet their match!Andrew: I prepare to meet another entitled jerk when I step on board the superyacht Now, Voyager, but it turns out that my boss, Rowan Carter, is the exception to the billionaire rule. But I’ve been badly burned by a workplace relationship gone wrong and Rowan and I live in two very different worlds. I can’t – I shouldn’t - fall for Rowan Carter.Oh boy.Rowan: The family business has struggled these past two years and my personal life is front page news for the tabloids. I’ve never felt so alone. Lonely. Until my newest employee, Andrew Slater, walks aboard my ship and into my life.But a workplace romance is a disaster waiting to happen…or could it be the best voyage of our lives?

First rule of keeping your job? Don’t hit on your boss.Ben Pierce always follows the rules. Keeping everything and everyone in their place. But his newest employee, Sean Miller, doesn’t fit into his neat little boxes or his neat little life. The man is irritating, impulsive, and impossibly gorgeous. But most troubling of all, he has Ben wondering what it'd be like to let someone else take charge.After hopping from place to place, Sean Miller finds a job he wants to keep. Or rather, one his roommate wants him to keep. Helping his friend through this difficult time is the most important thing. So for now, Sean has to play nice at his new job. No flirting with his boss. No touching his boss. No showing his uptight and yummy boss the joys of surrendering to the right person.And absolutely no falling for this surprisingly sweet and vulnerable man. That might be the hardest rule of all not to break because finding the one person who fits you perfectly might be worth risking everything. Message Received is an 86,000+ words, opposites attract, boss/employee novel with an HEA. It’s part of the Sloan Brothers series but can be read as a standalone.

FROM POPULAR AUTHOR OF LGBTQIA ROMANCE FICTION PETER E. FENTONBook one in the Declan Hunt Mysteries seriesHow far would you be willing to go to finish the job?Declan Hunt is having a bad week. His kidnapping case is showing little progress, his office assistant has left him on short notice, and his latest investigation has left him literally battered and bruised. But things change when he hires twenty-four year old Charlie Watts to help out at the office. They form an unlikely partnership trying to solve two seemingly unrelated cases whose threads begin to weave together when the missing person case turns to murder.The investigation takes them from the dark alleys, gay bars and bath houses of Calgary, to the richest parts of the city during the world-famous Calgary Stampede.But will they be able to discover who the killer is before another life is lost? And will Declan be able to solve the mystery of his relationship with Charlie who is clearly attracted to him — especially since it is evident that the attraction is becoming mutual?

Patrick Kelly needs some help. His husband passed away a while ago, and now he has a thriving medical practice, two busy kids, and one ranch outside Aspen, Colorado that he's not really sure how to run. Patrick doesn't want to give up on any part of his life, but he knows he can't do it all alone, so he turns to a service to hire a cowboy to help run the ranch and free up some of his time.Caleb Warren wants his family ranch back. So he hires on to work as the foreman there through the Cowboy Wanted service, just waiting for the fancy doctor who owns the place to get tired of roughing it and sell out. The problem is, Patrick's kids love the country life, Patrick is a good man, and Caleb can't quite get past the guilt he feels about being on the road with the rodeo when his family had some real troubles to deal with.The two of them find more common ground than they expect, and between everything from animals to parent teacher meetings, Caleb lends and hand and Patrick learns to lean on Caleb for help. Can the two of them give up the past and embrace the future together?