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Basic training at Lackland Air Force Base is over and Airman Zach Kellerman passed with flying colors.

Adam Dumas is Major League Soccer’s only openly gay player. When he is transferred to St. Louis, his new teammates don’t exactly roll out the welcome mat.

Sequel to Loving Edits Basque Trilogy: Book Two In the aftermath of Mick Henley’s death, his two lovers, Paul Alcott and Tono Garat, find themselves at odds.

Making his living as a model allows Aaron Stevens to pay his way through film school at NYU.

The Mountains: Book Five Caddy Gary Richardson hungers for the lush life of the wealthy golfers he escorts around the course at Wapiti Creek.

It should be just another day for best friends Parker and Toby, not much different than any other day they’ve spent hanging out over the past fifteen years. But it isn’t just another day.

New York native Henry Richardson needs a change. His boyfriend just dumped him, and his business has fallen victim to the economy.

Senator Davis Hudson has a silver tongue that has so far kept the stress off those lesser political organs, the heart and the brain.

Six years ago, Noah Wheeler went to meet his boyfriend, Dante Cerreto, at the airport, and his world ended. Dante was kissing someone else and claimed to be in love.

Sequel to 'Condor and Falcon'' After his eventful term in office, former President of the United States David Windsor is looking forward to retirement with his husband and love of his life, former

Anderson “Andy” Hartley Jr. lives the life of a playboy with Daddy’s money, but without love. If his father finds out Andy’s gay, the game’s over.

Sex in Seattle: Book Two Business tycoon Daniel Derenzo lives for his work until his dying father reminds him life is short.

Prince Raphael d’Alleven flees for his life after his family is murdered and the government of Alleven is taken over.

A Seattle Stories Novel Nearly a year after being rejected for another man, Seattle paramedic Peter Morse is still pining, so when the one that got away asks him for a favor, he agrees.

Growing up is hard. Growing up in a society that silences anyone different is next to impossible.