Achillean Romance New Releases

The Good Boys Club

by Jemma Croft

An MM best-friends-to-lovers paranormal romance and the second in the Mythical Mishaps series of interconnected standalones. Expect the usual silliness, slow burn, lots of pining, plenty of scent marking, and a tonne of praise for the bestest boy in the Eight and a Half Kingdoms.

Hats to Boots

by BA Tortuga

When Trey comes back to the ranch, he brings a ton of baggage back with him. His grandparents are both gone, he’s losing his sight, and his best friend and housekeeper has passed from cancer, leaving him with her two kids. To make things worse, he can't keep a ranch foreman, and he desperately needs someone to run all the things he can't. What he doesn't need is his ex to muddy up the waters.

Dip Out

by Eve Holmes

Arthur Mercer has spent his life hidden in Newfoundland’s rugged wilderness, where nature’s untamed beauty offers him peace from an overwhelming world. As a renowned wildlife photographer, he finds solace in the quiet, predictable presence of birds and nature, which matches the solitude he craves. But when Trevor Walsh, an adventurous wildlife veterinarian, crosses his path, Arthur’s carefully built walls begin to crumble.

The Prince and the Player

by Nora Phoenix

The Prince and the Player is the first book in the Prince Pact series and features an undercover, sunshiney prince and a grumpy, handsome soccer captain, two guys who mistake hate for attraction, a double bi-awakening, and two opposites who attract each other like magnets.

The Long Refrain

by Maya Jean

The Long Refrain is the fourth book in the Sweet Southern series. While it can be read as a standalone, this series is best enjoyed in order. This book contains a black cat and a hopelessly besotted golden retriever, hurt/comfort, rockstar/escort, mental health rep, and power dynamics. Please heed the trigger warnings at the front of the book.

Never Quite Gone

by Greyson Vale

Six years after losing his husband in a tragic accident, Dr. Eli Monroe has mastered the art of existing without living. His surgical hands never shake, his heart never wavers, and his carefully constructed walls never crack. Until the day Alexander Rothschild walks into his hospital and claims they've loved each other across lifetimes.