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Can love be enough to convince a gay homeless man to embrace that dangerous thing called hope?Daryl Hamilton is finally free and looking forward to his new life. Coming out of the closet is the best thing he's ever done. Nothing and no one will take that freedom away from him ever again, even if it means his father is out of his life forever.He has his art, his brother, a safe place to live, and that's really all he needs to be happy. His goals are set and he's on his way to becoming the man he's always wanted to be. A new flame in his life is just the icing on the cake.Devon St. James left home at seventeen and has lived on the streets ever since. He longs for the stability of a home and permanent job but doubts his crap luck will ever change. The catch twenty-two of his situation simply makes it seem impossible.Suddenly, Devon is offered a chance at everything he desires. As usual, it's too good to last. It phycially hurts to leave his new family behind but Daryl deserves a better man than him and he's determined to leave town before he hurts the only man he's ever loved.Will Daryl's unconditional love be enough to convince Devon to stay?Can he brave his fear and embrace the chance for a family?Find out in the next book in the From the Edge series.Trigger Warning: Abuse and sexual assault.

Friends to lovers...Detective Roland Wright lives a lonely and solitary life, filling his waking hours with work and volunteering. It's been ten years since he lost the love of his life to a drunk driver, but he's still plagued by nightmares.When a young man shows up at the soup kitchen where he volunteers, Roland tries to convince himself the attraction he feels is purely platonic. At least the handsome stranger is older than he looks, but can Roland risk getting close when his new friend isn't even gay?Tyler Foster has lived on the streets since he aged out of the system. When a helpful police officer from the soup kitchen gets him a job, and a real place to live, Tyler feels like life is finally giving him the break he's prayed for.Still a virgin, Tyler is confused when he feels an attraction to the larger man. Roland is unlike anyone he's ever met and he makes Tyler feel things he doesn't understand.When he confides in Roland about his past, the truth hits closer to home than either man could have imagined. With Roland beside him, Tyler is willing to do anything to help build the case. Together, they are determined not to let any more children suffer the same fate.Will Roland and Tyler escape the past and find a future together?

Can he save his brother from a life of hell?Leaving home is the only way Thad and his brother Danny can be free from their abusive and overbearing parents. Working long hours and saving every penny he earns is worth it if they can both just live.But eight months later, Danny's freedom is in jeopardy when his parents want to place him in a conversion therapy camp. Feeling powerless, Thad is left with no choice but to file for custody of his brother.Jay Dawson knows how it feels not to be wanted by your parents. Despite being shuffled to twenty-two foster homes, his rough start in life didn't hold him back. Now a lawyer, he works with LGBTQ charities to help support kids in and out of the foster system.When he comes across Thad's case, Jay instantly agrees to represent him in order to protect Danny. Working closely together, the two find a relationship blossoms despite their efforts to avoid it. They discover just how evil Thad's parents truly are when Danny is kidnapped.Will the lawyer help him save his brother, and maybe discover true love in the end?

Can he learn to trust a stranger when all he's known is pain?Eli might have escaped the conversion camp with his life, but now he's trapped inside his own head. Eli and his brother, Mia, are left to fend for themselves in a world that does not accept them. With no other choice, the two are forced to live in an abandoned warehouse.Plagued by the complications of PTSD, finding a job isn't easy for Eli. He knows they've struck bottom when Mia turns to prostitution, and the guilt is eating him alive. This isn't the way their freedom was supposed to work. Hopelessness threatens to consume Eli, until he meets someone who offers to help.Dr. Alex Howard comes across Eli suffering a major panic attack in the bathroom at an event in the hospital. Frustrated at his colleague's lazy treatment of the young man, Alex is convinced Eli needs a friend. He sets out to help boost the younger man's confidence, and to help him heal.He doesn't expect to develop feelings for Eli, and though he's technically not crossing any boundaries, Alex is hesitant to act on his attraction.Will Eli be able to move beyond his past? And can the two find romance in the process?

He will fight for their future...Sol and his little brother escaped the abuse of their foster father only to end up on the streets. Always on the move, they wind up in a small town that oddly feels like home. It's the first place that ever has, so they make plans to stick around and set up in a local tent city.Sol keeps River safe and healthy no matter what, but after their home is raided, Sol is worried about their future. River's new social worker offers help that Sol just can't refuse. Despite his growing attraction to Isaiah, Sol is convinced the older man could never want someone as tainted and broken as he is.Isaiah sees beyond to the caring big brother who has given everything to make sure his sibling is provided for. The social worker doesn't care about Sol's past. Despite the fact the two brothers have been homeless for the last four years, it doesn't define either of them.Nor does it change the way Isaiah views the man Sol has become. Truth is, he finds Sol simply amazing and his attraction to the younger man is undeniable. The two are caught up in an emotional upheaval one night when River goes missing. As he comforts Sol, Isaiah realizes he can no longer keep his feelings to himself.Can the two forge the kind of future together that Sol has never dreamed possible?