Cory’s dream of being a professional surfer was cut short when he was injured from an accident. Despite losing his career, he cant stay away from the water, always searching for the face of the man who rescued him. Was he real or a figment of his imagination?

Nemo is a nautilus shifter who has lived his life at sea, keeping his distance from humans, until he couldn’t resist helping one. He never forgot the man he saved, and he returns to the same beach each year, looking for him.

When Nemo finds Cory, he risks everything to be with him, even his shell. Without it, he can’t return to the sea.

Cory can’t believe his dream man is real. He’s captivated by him, and is willing to do anything to keep him. Except, the thing Nemo needs most is the home he lost.

Nemo soon discovers the wonders on land he didnt know existed. But the greatest wonder is Cory, who shows him what home really means.

Malachi is a prince and next in line for the throne, but as his coronation gets closer, strange things keep happening to him.

Florian grew up in the palace alongside the prince. The two were always together until it was discovered that Florian had magic.

The young witch was torn away from his friend and cast out from the only home he'd known. Despite the turn his life had taken, he has worked hard to build a reputation for helping people.

When Malachi realizes his problems are magical, he seeks out his childhood friend. As Florian works to undo the charms controlling the prince, that bond they once had comes back even stronger than before.

Jesse loves working as a receptionist, but often feels overlooked and ignored by coworkers. When an opportunity comes up to spend a week on a Bigfoot hunt as part of a team-building exercise, he jumps at it. He loves camping and the outdoors, so even if it's with people from work, it seems like the break he's been needing.

Reed is the golden boy of the company. He's charming, handsome, and everyone likes him. Almost everyone. Reed is a total city boy with painted nails and perfectly coiffed hair. Camping is the last thing he wants to do.

Jesse gets his hopes up for a quiet trip when he doesn't see anyone from work, until he spots Reed, the last person he would want to be stuck with. But when he sees how nervous and scared the golden boy is, he reluctantly feels protective of him.

Off the grid and in the shadows of a legendary cryptid, how far will their team-building exercise go?

Cold Nights and Cryptids is a stand-alone novella with coworkers to lovers, cuddling for warmth, and tall tales to take home.

Marley is a hopeless romantic who loves his job. Flowers make him happy, and he gets great joy out of the delight they bring to others. He has a standing flower shop as well as a regular booth at the Heartcraft Market.

Derek is an overworked businessman. His work consumes his life, both in the office and at home. He doesn't have time to date and isn't looking, but when he sees the florist with an infectious smile at a wedding, his interest is piqued.

When the handsome man Marley caught watching him at a recent job shows up at his shop, he's certain there's a spark between them. After helping so many couples fall in love, he longs for his own great romance.

Even if Derek wants to pursue the vibrant man, he has no room for someone in his busy schedule. But Marley plants a seed in his life, a glimpse of the beauty he didn't know he needed.

Can love blossom and help these two find a place where they belong?

They say you should never meet your idols, but when one enthusiastic fan meets his favorite gamer, will sparks fly or will it be game over?

Locke worked hard to become a pro gamer, getting paid to do something he loves. But with the dream comes some unexpected challenges. The demand is overwhelming and it gets lonely.

Adam works in the historical district, where he gets to dress up and entertain tourists. He loves to play games casually as a way to relax and often sets up at Randy's Diner. The last person Adam expected to walk into the diner was his favorite streamer.

Locke is used to people recognizing him, it comes with the territory, but something about Adam draws him in. Maybe it's the fact that he's trans too, or that he's unabashedly terrible at games and doesn't care. Whatever it is, Locke finds himself enraptured by him.

Maybe life is better in two-player mode.