Previously published as “Sapphic Security” episodes 1-20 on Kindle VellaShe was supposed to be guarding the curvy little human, not falling in love with her.AngieWhen my boss assigns me bodyguard duty for a politician’s daughter, I’m expecting a rich, spoiled princess. Instead, my new client is a quirky and independent cupcake shop owner. The minute I scent her I know I’m in big trouble. Suzie Harrington is my fated mate, and I have a bad feeling that I’m not going to be able to resist her for long.SuzieMy father has gotten on the wrong side of the Russians, and now he’s insisting that I have a protective detail. I agree to one bodyguard – and what a bodyguard she is! Angie Albecu is strong, beautiful, and a vampire! She takes my safety seriously, but the one thing she can’t protect is my heart.“Guarding the Senator’s Daughter” is an instalove paranormal romantic comedy. This lighthearted lesbian romance includes strong women, shape shifter matchmakers, a touch of adventure, and a steamy but sweet happily ever after.About the Sapphic Security series: They served their country as part of an elite force of supernatural soldiers. When their time in the military ends, these lesbians create Sapphic Security, providing protective and investigation services to those in need. They're fit, they're funny, and they're...vampires. And shifters too. There's only one rule: don't fall in love with the clients. Oops. They really need to change that rule, because these sexy women are finally finding love with their fated mates.

This classic novel by bestselling author William J. Mann features a gay man trying to come to terms with sex, friendship, aging, and falling—and staying—in love This stunning slice of gay life at the turn of the millennium introduces thirtysomething Jeff O’Brien. After six years, his lover, Lloyd, has just announced that the passion between them has died. Terrified of ending up alone, Jeff turns his eye toward other men. But the anonymous, impersonal encounters leave him feeling sordid and used. In search of love during this “last summer in which I am to be young,” he finds romance with a beautiful houseboy named Eduardo. At twenty-two, Eduardo is the same age Jeff was when he began a relationship with the older David Javitz, a leading activist now gravely ill with AIDS. But David became more than a lover to Jeff, who wasn’t yet out of the closet. He was his mentor and cherished friend.   Narrated by Jeff, who’s caught between the baby boomers and generation X, the novel shuttles between summers in Provincetown and winters in Boston. The Men from the Boys is about the illusive nature of love and desire—“the magic that happens across a dance floor,” leaving you “forever young.”

Nico Arents Rushed to Hospital After In-Game Fall—Mystery Beau Revealed?The Fisher Cats defenseman is conscious and in stable condition following a seizure that occurred during the recent game against Buffalo.Updates indicate that while still hospitalized, he’s hopeful for a quick return to the ice.The incident raises serious questions after referee August Manning was spotted in the same hospital shortly after Arents was admitted.Recent rumors have swirled around Arents’ involvement with someone within the league. Could Manning be the mystery man?A credible source claims the two are engaged. “He has been so doting! He’s barely left Nico’s side.”Tongues are wagging as their off-ice involvement throws Manning’s on-ice impartiality into question.How will the league react? Thus far, they have declined to comment but given the new Code of Conduct, there will be some tough questions to answer for these men to keep their romance and their careers.TRIGGER WARNING: Contains non-graphic scenes involving brain surgery and discussions about brain tumors and cancer. HEA guaranteed but please reach out if you have further questions.

Winner, LGBTQ+ Fiction — American Legacy Book Awards 2024Finalist, Legacy Fiction — American Writing Awards 2023Finalist — Page Turner Awards 2023Finalist — Tucson Festival of Books Literary Awards“I was so young when it all began that the blame hardly feels like mine. …”In the lull between the conservative ’50s and the turbulent ’60s, Kyle Ryan Quinn, an introspective, sentimental boy, leads a golden life. He’s rich, beautiful and smart, and he summers every year on the same island with the same group of friends. Haunted by the ghosts of a tragedy that took place in his youth, Kyle is more sensitive than his privileged peers. He understands loss, and secrets.When he meets Jack Averill, a quiet, bookish boy, his fateful 18th summer on the island, Kyle attempts to integrate him into his tight-knit yet troubled circle while at the same time he’s pursued by another summer boy, and his best friend toys with the affections of an island girl. Amid mounting familial, sexual and peer pressures, all four young men make heartbreaking decisions that will steal their innocence, destroy lives and consume them forever.