Kade & Cameron

by A.D. Ellis

Kade & Cameron is a M/M romance featuring single dads, a bisexual awakening, friends-to-lovers, and hurt/comfort themes.

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Don’t Scare Me, My Love

by Flynn Woods

A sweet, spicy, and slightly spooky gay romance following gas station owner Jason and horror film enthusiast Nicholas.

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Cross the Line

by Lucky Heart

Handsome, popular and a D1 soccer star, Alexander King appears to have it all. He’s just hiding one (or two, or three) little secrets, like the fact that he’s still in love with his older brother’s best friend Theo, he doesn’t actually want to play soccer anymore, and that at twenty-one, he’s still a virgin. When unexpected circumstances bring him and Theo together, it’s a recipe for heartache, but Alec is sure that he can handle it. He just needs to make sure the jenga tower of secrets he’s been keeping doesn’t topple over and ruin everything.

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Deadly Ally

by Elamy Pride

When convenience meets reality, can love prevail?

Prepare yourself for a whirlwind of impassioned deceit, cutthroat revenge, and unpredictable romance that will leave you on the edge of your seat.

Brad & Finn

by D.C. Emerson

Brad & Finn is a second-chance MM romance between the people-pleasing, former high school quarterback and the reserved trans masculine former cheerleader. Will these two find a way to overcome everything that has changed between them in the twenty years since high school?

a three body solution

by Ken Breniman

a 3 body solution is Ken Breniman’s audacious debut, a genre-bending speculative tale that mixes satire, psychedelics, and queer love. With its cast of humans, AI, and benevolent aliens, the story explores grief, transformation, and the fragile hope of evolving on the brink of collapse. Drawing from the author’s two decades of work in grief, trauma, and healing, it balances irreverent drag-show humor with deep spiritual inquiry. Readers are invited to laugh, cringe, and question what it means to remain human in a fractured world. This revised edition, originally published July 4, 2025, reminds us that the messiest stories often hold the keys to our most profound liberation.