Pierre gave up on love a long time ago. He’s fine to have all that drama behind him. Lennox loves a good daddy… and a challenge.

Before meeting Lennox, Pierre had never seen a hockey match. Now he can’t stop watching. He follows exactly one team. Well, one player: Lennox. Lennox is huge and an obvious philanderer. Pierre’s days of dealing with that mess are behind him. That doesn’t mean he can’t fantasize. Sometimes, he misses being young. He misses the chances he would have taken. But all that is behind him now.

The first time Lennox literally ran into Pierre, he did what he always does: flirt. He never thought of Pierre again. Until he nearly plows the man down twice. A chance meeting at a New Year’s Eve party leads Lennox down a path he never expects to take. For once, he’s the one doing the chasing. Pierre is a little older and a lot more resistant to Lennox’s game. Lennox isn’t worried. He always gets his man. Hopefully, he doesn’t get trapped in his own net this time, and wind up pucked until the end.

Boone is dangerous. Everyone knows it. Jupiter doesn’t care.

As the oldest son of the biggest weapons dealer on the west coast, Boone doesn’t even try to live the life he wants. Years ago, reality taught him to accept being alone. Then a beautiful man with unearthly blue eyes caught his attention. Boone doesn’t hesitate to stake his claim. Unfortunately, his past still exists in the present and it threatens everything he’s trying to build.

Jupiter sees Boone. His unhappiness and loneliness speaks to him. Since they belong to the same fetish club, Boone already knows what Jupiter needs and Jupiter can’t resist. But all the crime family ugliness he thinks he can ignore is nothing compared to Boone’s past. That’s not as easy to swallow and might be the thing that destroys them.

Two men on opposite sides of the law. Neither one cares.

Gable has spent years with the FBI. He’s a liaison between his department and the CIA. It’s a nice gig that allows him a lot of freedom. It’s also a position that’s put him in the company of more than a few shady men. Cutler might not top that list, but he’s definitely the one who has Gable’s attention. Now Gable is ready for a change of scenery. His new location and position with the CIA lands him practically full time in the path of the hottest criminal he’s ever met. It’s a race to see which of them falls first.

Cutler didn’t earn his place in the world through hard work and dedication. His wealth was handed to him for being willing to do whatever it took for a not so clean organization. Luckily, it’s the kind of money that also shields him from the law. Unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on how one looks at things, it’s not keeping him safe from one very delicious CIA agent. He’s in real danger of getting locked down, but not in the way he always expected.

A debauch hockey player. The playboy son of a mafia king. It’s one wild ride.

Tavey’s younger brother’s wedding brought a lot of famous guests to his home. The event gave him the perfect opportunity to meet one he’s had his eye on for a while: Chuckers’ center, Hugo Guidry. He’s big, he’s cocky, and Tavey has to have him. Thankfully, they’re exactly alike. They’re both no-strings-allowed men with people falling at their feet. There’s no reason they can’t have one night and walk away, except it seems they can’t.

There’s something about Tavey that drives Hugo insane. The guy always appears at the worst and best moments. Hugo has never been sorry to see him. Tavey is just maddening in a way Hugo can’t define. There’s something slightly off about his life, and the mystery of him is making Hugo crazy. The last thing Hugo expects is for that secret to be a deadly one. The sad part is the danger makes Hugo want him even more.

Disillusioned by his job with the FBI, Cannon is ready to make a change. He just never expects what the future has in store for him.

After years of bureaucracy and playing by the rules, Cannon is at the end of his rope. He’s seen behind the curtain where money matters more than the law. Cannon is done caring. He’s followed all the procedures and danced to everyone’s demands, playing the perfect agent. Now, he doesn’t care. Let the world burn. He’ll still take that paycheck, though. Cannon is owed that. When he finally goes too far and finds himself in the hot seat, Cannon has no intention of giving them the satisfaction of seeing him squirm. He’s done being their victim. They have no idea what they’ve unleashed.

Xan isn’t exactly on the right side of the law. Well, that depends on who a person asks. Some days, he runs a secret CIA program, negotiating eliminations. Other days, he liaisons between crime lords, killers, and the highest offices in the land. Someone has to do the dirty work. Cannon’s prior dogged determination turned ticking time bomb is a problem he can’t ignore. He has to get the guy out of the way before he blows a whole lot of people’s lives out of the water. Xan just doesn’t expect Cannon to be quite so cooperative… or irresistible.

Someone has been stalking twins, Carver and Casper. While Casper has decided to hide behind his new protector, Carver plans to fight.

After weeks of cryptic notes and weird gifts, Carver has had enough. He's not one to live in fear. Plus, nothing about the situation has felt threatening to him. The entire stalking thing is more of an annoyance. While his twin has chosen to accept a friend's help for protection, Carver has his own means of staying safe. He's crazy. Not much trumps pure insanity. It doesn't take long for him to make the predator his prey. But sometimes things aren't what they seem, especially when it comes to matters of the heart, and what Carver expects to be a horror for Halloween might just be a treat in disguise.

Two brothers. One tricky situation. It's a hell of time to fall in love.

Twins Casper and Carver always get into the Halloween spirit. After all, their mom is one of Hollywood's biggest scream queens and picked their names for her favorite holiday. This year, things are different. Their job as bartenders at a local kink club has put them on the wrong person's radar. At least, that's the collective opinion. Casper reluctantly accepts the help of a friend for extra security. It doesn't hurt that his new guard is seven shades of sexy. He could get used to being watched.

When London's boss orders him to keep Casper safe, he has no idea what he's walking into. While London has always considered himself as straight as they come, Casper has something London can't shake. Now he just needs to keep Casper alive long enough to figure out his feelings. That might be easier said than done.

Storm was exactly that. He was a force of nature who took the hockey world by storm. It destroyed everything.

His connections gave Storm everything except his hockey career. He worked his fingers to the bone for that. Getting picked up by a pro team at seventeen and finding himself thousands of miles from the only person who loved him was terrifying. Three years later, Storm wonders if it wasn't also the dumbest move he ever made. He's not sure any of it was worth the cost because he lost Barrett.

Barrett doesn't tolerate much. He doesn't have to. As the son of a known mobster, he's not tested often. His only soft spot is Storm, and the guy abandoned him for some stupid game. Barrett knows Storm is talented and deserves the life he leads. But Storm made his choice when he chose his career, knowing Barrett couldn't follow. That hasn't stopped Storm from tormenting him and refusing to let him go. Maybe there isn't a fair answer. There doesn't feel like a compromise exists. So why can't Barrett walk away?

Everyone knows Dash as the charismatic leader of the sled team. No one sees him at all, except the one guy who shouldn't.

When Dash ended up paralyzed after a car accident, he refused to let the self-pity kill him. He immediately transformed his life, taking his sports career from rugby to sled hockey seemingly overnight. Now he truly believes it's the career he was always meant to have. His personal life isn't the same success story. Everyone he once loved and loved him disappeared as quickly as his first career. These days, he's invisible when he's not on the ice. Some days it's a blow he doesn't know how to take.

From the first day Dash joined his team, Booker has been hooked. As the team's assistant head coach, he needs to keep their relationship professional. Booker can't help the way he feels when he sees Dash smile. The guy is just sunshine in a bottle. He calls to Booker on another level. Booker can't resist the lure. Unfortunately, making his move can only complicate their lives. It's a mess he doesn't know if he can make. It's also one that could cost them everything.

There's betrayal, and then there's what Charon did to Paine. Paine will never let Charon forget. Sometimes murder is mercy.

They grew up in cages. Side by side. Too many nights to count, after suffering abuse to the edge of death, they nursed each other back to health. Until they were caught, and their tormentors made Charon choose: kill Paine immediately or take up the whip. There was only one choice Charon could make because he couldn't kill the only person who's ever loved him. Now, years later, he's not as sure he made the right decision.

Charon was the only reason Paine lived through the nightmare dubbed the academy. That is until Charon killed him. He did, even if Charon doesn't realize it. Paine has nothing keeping him moving but the tatters of a shredded soul and thoughts of making Charon's life hell. Charon doesn't get to destroy him and live a perfect life. No. They'll suffer together until they take their final breath. Paine is determined they'll take that together too.

What started as a teenage crush has transformed into an adult-sized obsession. Murphy doesn't know how to free himself, or if he wants this insanity to stop.

Years ago, Murphy volunteered at Lev's hockey camp. Back then, Lev was a teenager Murphy didn't notice until things turned uncomfortable, and Murphy ran. Now Lev is a grown man and a star. In fact, he's the highest paid hockey player in the league. Murphy still has no desire to ever see Lev again. The guy almost ruined his reputation and career. Unfortunately, Lev won't be ignored, and Murphy isn't as uninterested as he'd like.

Lev knows Murphy is ashamed of their relationship. He just doesn't care. These days, Lev is used to getting what he wants. His sights are set on Murphy. Always have been. Now he's in the position to win the coach who plagued his teenaged dreams. There's no escape for Murphy. Insanity wins every time and Lev has that in droves.

Snow broke Quentin and everything good they had. Now he's determined to have it all back. He doesn't know what he's asking.

The night Snow declared his love for Quentin, he also betrayed him. Quentin has used that night as fuel to reclaim his life. But more times than he can count, he's wondered if he was wrong about what happened. Now Snow is back, wanting to reclaim him. That might get uglier than he thinks.

Snow never intended to hurt Quentin. In fact, his actions that night were meant to protect him. He took his punishment, but now Quentin is making moves like he intends to leave Snow behind. That will never happen. Quentin belongs to him and it's time for him to accept it.

Some days, Rider is a terrible boss. Other days, he's a dream. Either way, he's completely off limits.

After a long and successful hockey career, Rider moved on to take over the general manager position of a professional hockey team. It's not exactly the cozy job he hoped it would be. In fact, he might be out on his butt soon if he can't win a championship. But the job still has its perks—like a sassy personal assistant who couldn't be deeper beneath Rider's skin.

Rider is rich, spoiled, and maddening. The guy is barely human. He drives Ben insane with his arrogant ways. Despite all those things, Ben has no desire to be anywhere else. His long working hours are the happiest of his day. The fire between them seems like so much more than friction. They have a spark. Zero good can come of a workplace romance, especially when Rider has nothing to gain, and Ben has everything to lose.

Adam wants to think of Pink as a younger brother, but he isn't. Pink wishes Adam would get out of his head, but he won't.

Since getting adopted and going to live with his new family, Pink's life has turned around in all the best ways. He's made friends. Pink finally sees a future for himself after years of living a nightmare. The only hiccup is the family butler, Adam. He's more like family than an employee. Pink can't see him as anything except his. It's an unfortunate situation all the way around.

When Pink first came to live with them, Adam honestly believed the love he felt was the brotherly type. Now Adam can't stop noticing Pink's gorgeous eyes and smile. He can't stop wanting to kill everyone Pink dates. It's a conundrum. He's sure it'll pass.

Matt's life is a mess. It's always in shambles. Slater knows what he needs: a keeper.

As the black sheep of a wealthy family full of famous athletes, Matt can never quite capture that same stardom. Everything he does is a complete disaster. That's why he's in New Orleans, begging his brother for help to land another position with a new team. When he finds a wallet and decides to return it, his life takes an unexpected twist. He walks right into the wildest ride of his life yet.

Slater knows a lost boy when he sees one. The moment he sets eyes on Matt, he decides to fix him. It's obvious Matt has no idea how to deal with Slater or the way Slater changes his life. Matt is a walking ball of chaos because he's never had a true guiding hand. Luckily for him, Slater has time. But can he let Matt go when he's finished? That's a good question all around.

It started as a simple weekend where one man schemes. The other one, he's captivated.

All it took was one look. Saul can't recall ever meeting someone as beautiful as Case, or as brave. All he needs is for Case to give him a chance. One weekend. Saul knows he can win him or savor every second of trying. When the weekend turns into an entire summer filled with scorching nights, he's certain he's landed a dream come true, or maybe it's just that: a dream.

Everyone warned Case to steer clear of the deadly man with terrifying eyes. Case is a moth to his flame and can't wait to be burned. He knows Saul is dangerous. But Saul's the type of risky that comes with loads of cash and Case needs that payday. A sugar daddy sounds like the perfect escape from the life of a stripper. Now he just needs to avoid doing the exact thing he wants from Saul. He can't fall in love.

Knight lives by his name from the military to taking in a friend in need. No good deed goes unpunished.

It started when an adorable pink-haired sprite slipped into Knight's life. Before that moment, Knight hadn't realized how much a person could love their best friend. Unfortunately, that friendship has him knee deep in the world of crime. Even more unfortunate for him, this predicament has Knight incapable of staying away from the most dangerous man he's ever met. It might mean his downfall.

Royal had his emotions stripped from him years ago. He's been trained to do one thing: kill. For now, he's doing what needs to be done to survive. That means living with a family who thinks he can be redeemed. That ship sailed a long time ago. But now there's this ridiculously hot art teacher who's in over his head and Royal can't stop thinking about him. Several times he's considered killing him so he can move on, except he can't. That's never happened to him. It's a puzzle Royal has to solve before the clock runs out and Knight learns the truth.

Life is always a game to Harlan. His time with Tanner is no different. Until it is.

Harlan is living his best life. Ten years with a professional football team has him rolling in dough and all the fun times with whoever he wants. Things have gotten a bit weird the past year. It started with a trip to Canada for a birthday party. A chance meeting with the owner of a pro hockey team has him messed up. The silver fox—who is more like a bear—won't get out of his head, or stop showing up around every corner. Harlan doesn't know what to do about this newfound distraction.

Not one time in Tanner's life has he not gotten what he wants. That's just how it is. There's nothing or no one he can't buy. He wishes he could say Harlan was no different. Unfortunately, the guy can't be caught. He's young, cocky, famous, and rich. For once, Tanner has nothing to offer except a near twenty-year age difference and an inconveniently long-distance relationship. That's not stopping Tanner. He knows there's a way to own Harlan. He has one plan. It will either backfire spectacularly or win him the love of a lifetime.

Jarek is burned out on life. One summer night with a sweet soul changes everything.

While Luca is used to being considered odd, he's embraced the title. He's found happiness in the simpler things. It's not like he has a choice. He's dirt-poor living in an expensive town. Barely scraping by isn't even enough to describe how dire his straits are. Then a chance meeting at the park turns his entire life on its head. He's never been more terrified. This one will hurt when it's over, and Luca already knows how it'll end.

As a highly sought-after attorney, Jarek hasn't taken a breath in years until one night he simply decides to stop. When he spots an adorable man playing with blocks in the middle of the park with zero shame, Jarek can't stay away. He keeps searching for ways to convince Luca to see him. Jarek can't even say exactly what he hopes to achieve, but he only has one summer to figure it out. After that, Luca will be gone forever. That's not an outcome Jarek is sure he can handle.