Saying No has to stop!

Heath’s negative attitude leads to the loss of his boyfriend, his job and the place he calls home. Now he’s determined to be a yes guy. Yes, he’d love to flat sit while the owner is away, though one look at the horrendous mess and after a painful tussle with a belligerent cat, he wishes he’d stuck to his usual no.

No is the last thing Tristan expects to hear when he proposes in front of his boyfriend’s friends and family. Humiliated, he hides out in his brother’s empty flat without asking, because does he really need to hear another no?

What he needs is a guy who’ll say yes…yes…yes… Could that be Heath?

Two desperate men, one stolen necklace and a daring escape—what could possibly go wrong?

Ilya hadn't imagined that attending his sister's wedding would mean being imprisoned in the family home. For the last month, he's been put through conversion therapy by a ruthless bastard, employed by his father, who's determined to beat the gay out of him. Ilya plans to make a break for it while the wedding is in full swing. Fate is on his side when he catches a guest stealing his stepmother's necklace. Ilya blackmails the thief: he'll hand over the necklace for a ride out of there.

A tragic mistake in Julien's past led to his life and future disintegrating. Now he can't break free of the gangster he feels forced to work for. So when the cocky young Russian propositions him at the wedding, he has no choice. He needs that necklace back. His life and that of others depend on it… But Ilya's presence upsets Julien's plans at every turn. He can't afford to make mistakes, but somehow he finds himself saddled with this flirty problem who's pushing all his buttons. How can he make Ilya understand he's not gay?

Except the more time they spend together, the more Julien questions a lot of the choices he's made. Maybe they can keep each other safe. Either that or theyll die trying.

Warning : Homophobia, conversion therapy, violence, guns, injury, death of a sibling

An indecent proposal leads to a future neither guy expected.

Fen is broken but does his best to hide the cracks. His life-changing condition might have stolen his first love—ballet, but he's kind to old ladies, good at his job, and his mum loves him, even if his famous father refuses to acknowledge he exists.

Ripley's a top flight barrister who's used to winning. Mostly by fair means, occasionally not. He's horrified when he learns his manipulative mother has sent family possessions to an auction house. On his way to retrieve them, he encounters Fen.

Cold, rain-soaked and hungry, struggling with his crutch and auction acquisitions, Fen just wants to get home. What he doesn't want is to be drenched by a car and minutes later, confronted by the bad-tempered driver demanding he hand over his purchases. Hell no!

Ripley gets back his belongings but finds he wants more. Blue-eyed Fen has sparked something to life. Even as his barrister's brain screams at him to be careful, he makes Fen an outrageous offer. Sleep with me for money. Fen should say no. Yet as he weighs his options, he realises turning Ripley down could be the biggest regret of his life.

In a tale where the pieces don't always fit, can two imperfect men mend what's broken in each other?

Warning

Main character with a life-limiting illness. Suicide of a character before story starts. Brief mention of r@pe and suicide of a man not in the story.