“Playing house-husband to my best friend isn’t weird, right? Even though I’m head over heels in love with him and he doesn’t have feelings for me?”

Adele is a caretaker. Always has been, always will be. So when his lifelong best friend comes home after losing his job to a nervous breakdown and chronic illness, Adele steps in. And it’s easy enough, except for the fact that Adele has been in love with Kash for most of his life.

He’d moved on once, with a wife and kid, but all that fell apart, and now Kash is back in his life and needs him more than ever. Adele isn’t quite sure how to protect his heart while also giving his best friend what he needs, but the one thing he does know is that he won’t let Kash down.

Not now. Not ever.

Things seem a little different between them now, though. Kash is angrier, bitter, more closed off. Adele thinks it’s something he’s done, but maybe it’s not that. Maybe it’s feelings Kash is too afraid to say out loud.

Whatever the case, Adele knows he’ll protect those he loves with as much fire as the ones he puts out, and Kash is no exception to that rule. And he never will be.

Chasing You is a best friends to lovers romance, and the fifth book of the single dad series Words We Never Said. It features hurt/comfort, blanket forts, unrequited love, bad poetry, a firefighter calendar, and the steamiest, hottest happily ever after.

After my medical discharge from the Army due to a brain injury, I’ve had to reinvent myself. Not easy when I can’t even remember what I ate for breakfast.

Or the hot, older guy I went home with. Oops.

When I run into him a second time and hit him up as if we’ve never met before, Jarek’s a little insulted. I can’t exactly blame him. But when he learns my memory is shit, he seems flattered I’ve picked him up twice.

And he’s all in for hooking up again. And then again. Our chemistry is off the charts.

We’re just friends with benefits, nothing more. I want to take my time exploring who I am, and Jarek wants the happily ever after and white picket fence.

But the more time we spend together, the more I question if it’s really only friendship I want from him. I’m getting awfully attached. Could it be we want the same thing?

There’s a fine line between lust and love…

Feeding on the pleasure of other creatures might sound like the perfect life, but Priest knows the truth. The bottomless hunger and the never-ending need for more will eventually drive him to the brink of madness.

It’s the fate of all Incubi.

But until then, he’s determined to spend as much time as possible checking on the human bookstore owner who turns Priest into a tongue-tied mess. Oliver doesn’t seem to mind, treating him with a kindness he’s never experienced from anyone outside his Trident Agency family.

Fumbling flirtations is all it can ever be though. The risk of draining Oliver is too great, and Priest refuses to put him at risk.

But then the bookstore goes up in flames, and Priest learns he’ll do just about anything to keep Oliver safe.

Protecting the reckless human he has been obsessed with for months may be the only truly good thing he does with his life. But the longer they’re together, the more difficult it is to resist his demon’s cravings, and the more secrets they uncover. About Oliver… and supernaturals like Priest and his friends.

As the Alpha Team investigates and attacks keep coming—forming a terrifyingly familiar picture—Priest and Oliver have to learn to trust each other… and themselves.

Snowed In is an MM Romance Anthology from some of your favorite authors!

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There’s nothing worse this Christmas than Adam having to work.

Except maybe missing the conference he was supposed to be at because of a snowstorm. However, holiday miracles might be real because the person he’s stuck with is the one man in the last decade that has made Adam feel like he belongs.

But he’s also the one man Adam can’t have… can he?

Claude doesn’t believe in love. Harley doesn’t believe in fate. But this holiday season, the universe has plans for the two men who have no idea just how much they need each other.

Harley James has spent most of his adult life trying to maintain his public persona as a calm, collected, slightly anxious best-selling author. But then his fiancé leaves him for their couple’s therapist, and something in him snaps.

Publicly.

In front of hundreds of strangers.

In order to avoid a bigger scandal, Harley is sent to a resort in small mountain town in the middle of nowhere until it all blows over. Which is fine. Really. He can deal with a little silence and solitude for a few weeks. Although he’s a city boy, there are worse things in life than a forced vacation.

But when a strong masseur with magic hands begins to crack him like the over-boiled egg he is, Harley finds the idea of going home less and less appealing. It helps that the gorgeous, older massage therapist seems to be the first person who’s understood him in decades.

Still, there’s more to the silver-fox than meets the eye, and Harley quickly discovers that this Christmas, there might be miracles, but there are also complications. And two men running from the expectations of those around them might just find their only escape is in each other’s arms.

“How petty would I be if I brought a boyfriend home to meet my dad who was almost the same age as him?”

Bronx doesn't mind being used as a pawn in the hot lawyer's plan to piss off his father. After all, he probably would have done the same thing if his dad introduced him to a new step-mom who was barely six months older than him.

And it helps that Monty is not only ridiculously good looking, but he's smart, kind, and has an accent that makes Bronx weak in the knees. He's also an amazing distraction from the fact that Bronx's husband up and left him and his son without warning, turning their lives upside down.

But what starts as game quickly becomes something else, because as much as Bronx was sure he had no more heart to give, Monty turns out to be everything he had once looked for in a partner.

It's too bad Monty isn't interested

Right?

Yeah.

He's definitely not interested.

For months, my world has been nothing but blood and violence.

I have long-since lost track of anything except the beast inside me, and obeying the commands of my human Masters. But when a new Wolf turns up and takes me from that place, I realize theres more to who I am than just a monster.

His scent is familiar—and yet entirely new. This Omega is different, and he just might be the only thing that can bring back the Wolf I once was.

Rivers and Roads is the second book in a Dystopian MM Werewolf trilogy featuring A/B/O hierarchy with no m-preg, mild violence, and a happily ever after. The Beast of Burden books do not stand alone and should be read in order. Rivers and Roads is a second edition, previously released under a different title, series, and the pen name Ariel Millar.

My job was simple: provide the voice of reason on the Alpha Council so no one gained more power than anyone else. And it remained that way until the humans managed to fracture our numbers. And worst of all, the only Omega I have ever met to make my heart pound has gone missing.

Danyal is more than just a geneticist dedicated to our cause. Hes also the one Omega I shared a heat with decades ago.

But Danyal doesnt seem to remember our night, and its not something Im eager to bring up again, but I will never forget the way I wanted him. And now that his life is in danger, its all I can do to keep the course and not tear the planet apart. Im not sure what I expect to find when I finally catch his scent, but I know Im not leaving until hes safe in my arms.

If Juno could describe his life in three ways, it would be:

A little lost.

A little happy.

And maybe a little hopeful.

At least, he was hopeful, but he stops feeling that way when a diagnosis falls into his lap and his entire world turns upside down. Panic sets in and he can no longer remember what its like to see a light at the end of any tunnel.

Enter Piper, stage right. Juno has been crushing on the older man from behind his bakery counter since Piper started his mall security job. And just as Juno is certain everything around him is going to crumble, Piper appears and makes Juno an offer:

A single trip with a bucket list for everything Juno can reasonably see before he goes blind.

It's not a cure. It's barely hope. But it is something no one else can give Juno. And it helps that whenever Piper touches him, when he kisses him, it gives him visions of forever.

He's terrified what the future is going to look like, literally, but he's starting to realize there's still a promise of happiness. He just needs to learn to let himself be vulnerable, and that's the only real battle he has left to fight.

“Fellas, is it okay to pretend to be a man's boyfriend even though I'm straight?”

For Dallas, the question he asked is simple. He's an open-minded guy, after all, so why wouldnt it be fine for him to play house with the kind and objectively good looking pilot he met on his flight home?

For Dallas's friends, his eagerness to say yes might be confirming something they've suspected about him for a long while now.

For Kylen, the pilot, it means getting his family off his back and getting a break from them trying to help him find a “nice girl” to settle down with. It helps that Dallas is also hotter than the sun, and kinder than any man he's ever met before. Kylen can fake it—even if his tender heart might want something he knows isn't for him.

The only real complication is the fact that Dallas is his daughter's kindergarten teacher. Oh, and that he's also a single dad. And whenever he and Dallas fake kiss, Kylen can't help but notice that it feels very, very real. He doesn't want to get his hopes up, but when Dallas touches him the way he does—when he looks into Kylen's eyes like there's no other man in the world besides him—he can't help but let himself fall just a little bit more.

All he can hope for now is that when he lands, Dallas will be there with his arms wide open.