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Knitting Series Donnie’s crush on his sister’s roommate, Alejandro, has gone beyond childhood dreams—and it’s driving Donnie insane!

A Something in Common novella Alex Hayes doesn’t get involved. He’s been hurt before and has no desire to repeat the experience. Besides, his friends are his family. He doesn’t need anything else.

A Something In Common novella Taggart Monroe wants to know what makes Rhodes Winslow tick. Rhodes finds the friendly barbs he and Taggart exchange intriguing, fun and sexy.

Carson O’Shaughnessy has one task: track down his boss’s flighty nephew, Stassy, and return the kid to Chicago.

Six years ago, Jeff Beachum comforted a frightened teenager outside an HIV treatment clinic, and Collin Waters has remembered his kindness ever since.

Johnnies: Book Three Evan Costa learned from a very early age that there was no such thing as unconditional love and that it was better to settle for what you could get instead of expecting the wor

Every dreary day, Zach Driscoll takes the elevator from the penthouse apartment of his father's building to his coldly charmed life where being a union lawyer instead of a corporate lawyer is an ac

To commit or not to commit—it’s not even a question for laid-back cowboy Nate Bailey.

A Knitting Novella Everything about Jeremy has always been a lie—including his last name. When one grift too many ends in tragedy, Jeremy goes straight.

Sebastian Craig and Isabella Bryne have been best friends for five years in the Neverland of academia, and that's where they're planning to stay.

College professor James Richards is in a rut and feeling his age.

Terrell Washington’s childhood was a trifecta of suck: being black, gay and poor in America has no upside.

A Something in Common novella When Gerald Ramirez and retired rock star Bur Jenkins meet, it’s not exactly love at first sight.

A Special Project by Dreamspinner Press & ManLoveRomance Press How much impact can someone have on your life if you’ve never met them face to face?

A Something in Common novella Del Jenkins prefers to be alone—or so he tells himself until his younger brothers try to make him a playdate with bookstore owner Harper Hillman.