Bøger af Steve Milton

"Can someone see past my tattoos and my past? Can I just have a friend in the world?" Valentine clawed his way to the top of the Russian criminal underworld by being smart, ruthless, and free of entanglements. Handsome models, lithe gymnasts, and cowering wannabe gangsters were among his sexual conquests, but he never let things get beyond that. After a not-guilty verdict in his federal criminal trial, Valentine wants a new life, but the world won't accept him as anything more than a cartoonish mafia villain. "I've never come to terms with being gay as a judge. And now I can't stop thinking about Valentine." Peter is a forty-year-old virgin, a brilliant federal judge who considers himself gay "only in theory," because his sexual experience is limited to the sex toys he keeps in his private chambers. He knows well enough not to get personally involved with the men coming in and out of his courtroom every day. But Valentine -- Valentine is like nobody else. A mild-mannered forty-year-old-virgin federal judge isn't supposed to obsess over a muscular, tattooed Russian gangster in his courtroom. And a man as famous for avoiding relationships as he is for avoiding the law isn't supposed to get googly-eyed over a nerd in a black robe. Judging Valentine is a standalone gay romance with a feel-good HEA, no violence, and love hotter than the Miami sun.

"I've loved Henry since junior high, but he doesn't know my problem."Handsome weed dealer Trevor has secretly loved Henry since they were both teenage boys uninterested in girls. But now Henry is a cop, and Trevor dodges Henry's romantic overtures and sticks to dealing weed. He wishes he could get a better job, but he can be kicked out of the country at any moment."I'm a cop in love with my weed dealer, but he doesn't know my pain."Henry is a cop, a cop who needs marijuana to get through the day. It was just early-stage, in remission now, but there's still the pain after surgery. But Henry never told Trevor. Henry didn't want to upset him."One night changed everything."One tense night, Henry and Trevor reveal their pain to each other. Bringing their secrets to the surface rushes their simmer to a hot loving roar. The Sticky Icky is a fat joint of a hurt-comfort second-chances gay romance, with a feel-good HEA and scorching hot love.

Colin and Matias thought they were straight...until they met Duke.Fussy Colin and down-to-earth Matias thrived as college roommates. They're still best friends a year after college. Sure, they glanced at each other's bodies in the hot tub, but it was never like that. They were always straight. Even if everyone else saw their spark. A confrontation with a gay-bashing thug sends them to fitness training. But their training teaches them more than they'd ever expected.Duke didn't think anyone could love him...until Colin and Matias found him sleeping in a garage.He'd already had his days as an MMA fighter. He's coming up on thirty, and he can't risk injuries anymore. He has to support the son he's never met. Duke is a fitness trainer now at Miami's fanciest gym. And he does some other stuff that he'd rather not talk about. He might as well use his muscled body. What he earns is still not enough money for an apartment, not when he's supporting his son. And no one would want to live with a guy like Duke. Colin and Matias wouldn't mind having a roommate in their beachfront condo. Duke makes them want much more. We Three is a 43,000-word feel-good straight-to-gay MMM romance. Three sweet guys might just earn a well-deserved HEA. No violence, no abuse. Serious possibility of laughs.

"I have to room with a freshman?!" Straight muscle jock David's girlfriend broke up with him and kicked him out of their apartment. He has to move in to the very last dorm room available at Stanford -- with his new roommate, Elias Chan, who at eighteen years old is already famous for founding a successful dating website. David takes pride in showing off his muscle-god body and his surfing skills to Elias, but he doesn't tell Elias that he was just dumped, nor that he desperately wants to make himself attracted to women. "I can't stop looking at his body." When David stretches and lifts in their dorm room, Elias catches himself staring. Back in high school, Elias was never interested in girls, but when he sees David casually doing chin-ups from the top bunk, he can't help but wonder what could happen. David says he's straight, but his backstory is a bit off, and he takes a bit too much pleasure in showing off his amazing muscle body to Elias whenever they're together. "Let's surf." David tries to impress a girl with his surfing skills, but he and Elias are just too good together in the water. David's been scared to surf ever since Stacy dumped him, but with Elias, it's all just so natural. "Partners in business, partners in love." Elias's business is attracting all the right attention, and with David's software expertise, there's a twenty-million-dollar investment deal coming. But David still wants to prove that he's good enough for his ex-girlfriend, while Elias fears being pumped and dumped once the novelty wears off for David. Back to School is a standalone gay college romance set in the San Francisco Bay Area, with a feel-good HEA, hot surfing, and even hotter loving.

Ritter Lehman is Miami's most successful orthopedic surgeon, but nobody wants to date him. Joshua -- don't call him Josh -- fixes Ritter's Porsche, and Ritter appreciates his skill, but Ritter doesn't want to date a "wrench monkey," and Joshua doesn't want a man who looks down on him.

"I'm not into football, but I still play. I'm not into guys, but..." A hip injury gives Basil an excuse to stay off the football field, and also sends him into the hands of Lucien, a handsome physical therapist with amazing hands. Basil embarrasses himself with an unintended physical reaction on the therapist's table, but the more they get to talking, the more he genuinely likes the guy. They have a common interest in medicine and helping people, and Basil can get his famous football-player father to help Lucien on an ad project. But Basil hasn't told Lucien that he's never met his father, and now that he questions his own sexuality, he's even more scared to meet him. "I can't get involved with my patient." Basil isn't the first Stanford football player to physically respond to Lucien's therapeutic touch. But he's the first to have a great conversation with Lucien and offer to accompany him to his one great passion, volunteering at a free clinic at UCSF. Lucien dropped out of UCSF when he lost his previous boyfriend, and he's not sure whether he can love again, much less study medicine again. "I miss my son, but I have a secret." Basil's father left Basil and his mother with more questions than answers. He doesn't know whether Basil can accept the secret about his macho NFL dad. Student Health is a standalone gay romance with a feel-good HEA, along with Stanford football, family drama, San Francisco parking, and hot, manly love.

Ryan has life figured out.He knows what's up. He's way past his idealistic phase. He's making two hundred K fresh out of law school. And he's definitely straight.In Los Angeles, Ryan can do an end-run around his coworkers back in Miami and get in good with the firm's owner, Abner: ashen whiskers, sinewy muscle, and a gravelly voice issuing commands.There's just something about Abner, the way he looks at Ryan, the way he takes care of him--Ryan is straight though. He tells anyone who asks. He even blurted it out to their head-in-the-clouds Uber driver, Mauricio. But Abner is casting glances at Mauricio too.Ryan's never needed anyone. Now he can't stop thinking about two anyones.Isn't Abner straight?Isn't Ryan straight?Isn't Mauricio their driver?Aren't they on a business trip?Maybe it's the California air. Maybe it's a fleeting emotion.Or maybe it's The Law of Three.The Law of Three is a feel-good first-time-gay MMM romance with salt-and-pepper scruff, Los Angeles taco trucks, and a triple serving of happy ever after.

Love appears when you least expect it.Small-town Honey Bay, Florida is home to three romances full of laughter and love. Three novels, three couples, three feel-good happy ever afters of unlikely love. Remember HimRich jock Baxter broke Andy's heart ten years ago. Andy knows that Baxter is bad news for his heart. Baxter is suddenly back in town -- and badly wants a second chance with Andy, the sweet nerd whose heart he broke back in high school.Cherish HimDante Huxley is taking a break from boy-band fame. His new landlord, Ted Baker, has no respect for poofy-haired pop stars. Until he and Dante start glancing at each other and realizing how much they have in common. And Dante isn't even gay.Embrace HimOne glamorous big-city dating coach. One humble small-town mechanic. A month spent together. What could possibly go wrong, other than inappropriately worn daisy dukes and confusion about chicken fried steak?It Wasn't Supposed to Happen is a 136,000-word collection of Books 1-3 from Steve Milton's series Honey Bay. The books in the collection are identical to the individually published books.

It's true what they say. It's lonely at the top.I'm a world-famous gay relationship expert. I have my own television show, Boyfriend Academy. I'm six feet, five inches of ex-military muscle. My abs have their own Instagram account. And I can make hummus like nobody's business.Still, I spend every night alone.My next coaching assignment is in Honey Bay. Middle-of-nowhere type place. The nearest Bergdorf Goodman is 331 miles away. The nearest hot guy, probably even farther. And I'm supposed to coach some dude named Holden.Turns out Holden is gorgeous, cute as a pug, and he doesn't even know it. He's a car mechanic. And a nerd.Holden will be such a catch. For his eventual boyfriend. The one I'm trying to help him find.I can handle Honey Bay. I can even handle Holden's garage, his beer-chugging friends, and his uptight customers.But can I handle falling hopelessly in love?The only man I've ever wanted is way out of my league... and he's my dating coach.I came out at thirty. Late bloomer. If being perpetually single can be called blooming.Avi is supposed to make me sociable, acceptable, date-able. Whatever. I'm not wearing daisy dukes to work, no matter what Avi says. This is Honey Bay, not Key West.I go along with Avi's dating advice. It's the polite thing to do, even if I don't have much hope of finding love. Who would ever date a nerdy car mechanic with a ten-dollar haircut and a pet hedgehog?Avi gives me a style makeover. He teaches me how to flirt. He even tags along on every awkward date. But how can I learn to date when the only man I want is my coach?Embrace Him is a 52,000-word feel-good romance with a glam dating coach unexpectedly crashing into a nerdy mechanic. May contain chicken fried steak, a ruined sofa, vitamin D, and exactly three lube jokes.

What did straight guy Jake expect, bringing that gorgeous smile and that amazing tail section into Eran's bakery?And what did Eran expect, offering Jake a place to sleep -- didn't he know that even "totally hetero" guys get frisky?Jake is a pilot with a sudden craving for eclairs.Eran is a baker hoping to find more than just a flyby.Landing Love is a 40,000-word romantic straight-to-gay comedy with creamy eclairs, docking spaceships, nocturnal emissions, and a feel-good HEA for two guys in sweet, creamy love.A previous version of this book was published as Eclair Express.

My girlfriend shacked up with my drummer. Where does that leave me?In an Airbnb rental run by the Gay Grinch of Honey Bay, apparently.From the moment I walked in, he was complaining: about my limo, about my guitar, and especially about the music I make.Ted is only my landlord. We share some beers on the patio and he's not so bad to talk to. I start noticing other things about him. Like his devotion to his business and his cat. His grudging kindness to me. And his obvious musical talent, though he won't admit it.And I start noticing his smile and the way his calves pump when he walks and how perfectly his muscled arms hold those racks of CDs. Why am I even thinking that way of my landlord? I've never been attracted to a man. Not until now.He coos at that overfed cat of his every morning. Would he ever coo like that at me?I'm not gay. Or I didn't think I was gay. Or I didn't really know what I wanted. But I can't stop the music. That poofy-haired pop star parks his limo on my lawn, scratches my hardwood floors, and insults my cat.I'm a perfectly reasonable guy. But my kindness and generosity are not an invitation for some self-absorbed pop star to walk all over me. That bubblegum pop Dante sings isn't even real music. And my cat is just big-boned.I never did relationships. There's nobody who can put up with me. And there's nobody who's as passionate about music as I am. Except maybe -- no, impossible. He's not even gay. Until one heated argument changes everything. Cherish Him is a 42,000-word enemies-to-lovers opposites-attract gay romance. Two sweet, silly guys feed each other tapas, listen to Muddy Waters, and research male anatomy on their way to a feel-good HEA.

Six months after breaking up, Harry and Elias won a dream vacation - together. HarryElias was the hot twink in my life who was as scared of commitment as he was of germs. He dumped me just because I stood a beer bottle on one of his precious antique statues. At least he gave those statues his unconditional love.Elias was also the only guy who got close enough to break my heart.Six months after our breakup, we're headed to a beach resort in Thailand. Together.If he thinks we're hooking up, he's wrong.I refuse to be tempted. Not by his sultry smile or his ripped body. And I absolutely won't offer to rub sunscreen across his mile-wide shoulders.Nope. Not happening.Elias is just my fake boyfriend. That's all. He doesn't deserve a second chance with me.EliasA free vacation in tropical paradise? With a $100K cash bonus? I'm more than ready to escape the Montana winter.The problem?Harry has to come with me. He's the man I avoid- and not just because of the beer bottle incident, but because he's trouble. Mr. Superstar Math Professor thinks he's hot sugar.Harry's fine and witty and brilliant and perfect in every way, but he's also impossible to live with.He's a beautiful slob with a PhD, a heart of gold, and a gorgeous body. But I won't let him tempt me with those beefy biceps and that poster-worthy back section.If he thinks I'm impressed, I'll show him the police line I drew down the middle of the bed.Except...I keep hoping for a second chance with Harry.A second spark, under the stars, in tropical paradise.Ex On The Beach is a 51,000-word second-chance opposites-attract fake-boyfriend romance with boundaries, rebounds, and tons of laughter and love. May contain a flying bird statue, a Timothee Chalamet impersonator, and a serious case of horn knee.

Reg Tarry, Florida's conservative Republican frontrunner in the presidential election, is so deep in the closet that even his hand thinks he's straight. The loneliness is destroying him, and he decides to do the unthinkable: look for a boyfriend in the middle of election season. He meets Clint, a law student who's as passionate about politics as Reg is, but from the opposite side of the aisle. Clint is a well-known heckler at Reg's speeches, and he heads a gay pride group that opposes everything Reg supports. A jealous woman's leak to the media forces Reg to choose between his miserable closeted life and a new life and love with Clint.

"The war keeps us together."Toan is an American general's translator, and Minh is the general's driver. Toan spends long drives staring at Minh: he's never seen another Vietnamese guy with such a stylish haircut and chiseled face. That and Minh returns his interest, sometimes. Even if a polished, good-looking guy like Minh is way out of plain-faced Toan's reach. "I wish I could be myself."Minh has a secret. His father kicked him out of the house when he found him with another boy. And Minh has another secret: he's a communist agent, counting down the days until the attack on Toan and the American general. But until then, Minh can enjoy himself with Toan a bit, can't he? "Rock and roll and civil wars."To the tune of Creedence Clearwater, Buffalo Springfield, and Jefferson Airplane, Minh and Toan discover the ridiculousness of war and the logic of love -- against all odds. Civil Wars is a Vietnam War 1970s historical gay romance with sweet love, conflicted identity, a guaranteed HEA, and no violence.

Two guys control their attraction, until a third brings the simmer to a boil.We ThreeRecent college graduates Colin and Matias are comfy as longtime roommates in Colin's luxury condo. Their fitness trainer, Duke, teaches them about compassion, lust, and love.Three HeartsDr. Bronson and Dr. Yorshenko have been sworn enemies since their secret hotel rendezvous. A nerdy student of theirs shows them his heart, and theirs.The Power of ThreeAsher and Dane are Miami's finest police officers, stalwart professionals. Goofy billionaire Blair can't change that, not even on his yacht. But they need him just as much as he needs them.When We're Together is a 120,000-word collection of Books 1-3 in Steve Milton's series Three Straight, with three feel-good HEAs. No abuse, no violence. May contain pogo sticks, anatomy, saunas, and all-male gymnastics. The books in this collection are identical to the individually published books.

"Nobody wants a has-been pop star." After his hit song falls off the charts, Alex is left only with his laptop full of new song ideas and Murray, his pathological liar of a manager-boyfriend. Alex holes up in a cheap hotel to take a break from Murray's harangues and try to write music. The hotel's young part-time desk clerk seems to always be catching a glance of Alex. "This guest looks really familiar." Luke is only twenty, but he was a fan of "Flicky Hernandez," Alex's old stage name. Their friendship develops quickly, maybe too quickly, for two guys who tell each other that they're straight. Through crooked music industry deceptions, brainstorming beach walks with Alissa, and the small joys of Christmas and New Year, Alex and Luke find their way to the big comeback. The Big Comeback is a gay pop star romance about second chances in life and love, with a feel-good HEA and love hotter than the Florida sun.

Rivals, enemies, and the night they'd rather forget.Just a night. Just a hotel room. But the more Dr. Haley Bronson and Dr. Boris Yorshenko need to forget, the more they want to remember.Haley and Boris are unfriendly rivals in heart surgery. Everybody knows that. Nobody knows their desires, hotter than a Miami night.A precocious medical student could throw Haley and Boris into war -- or lead them to love.Rick teaches Haley and Boris about their hearts, and his.Rick Sarmenian is getting top grades in medical school, like he's supposed to. He's taking both cardiology electives, like he's supposed to. He's staying single and focusing on his studes, like he's supposed to. The only hearts Rick knows are in his textbooks, until an emergency brings Rick closer to Dr. Bronson and Dr. Yorshenko's hearts -- much closer.Three hearts might be saved, if they can do what they're not supposed to.Three Hearts is a 40,000 word enemies-to-lovers first-time-gay MMM romance. Two professors might teach their young protege about happy ever after. No violence, no abuse. Lots of laughter, surgical drama, high-rise hijinks, and a fistful of fun.

Straight guys aren't so straight.Straight Guys collection of eleven standalone novellas, books 1-11 in Steve Milton's Straight Guys series: What We Did In BangkokBest buds Mike and Bryan travel to Bangkok for a week of freedom away from their wives. After some beers and a very personal conversation, their Bangkok trip becomes the vacation of a lifetime. Hiring PedroBubble-butted Mexican construction worker Pedro has everything Steve wants: he's ripped, energetic, and willing to sweat. Squeezing through a tight hallway with Pedro awakens Steve's hidden desires and brings back the passion he thought he'd lost. Cuban VacationA straight reporter has no specific plan for his trip to Cuba, until a strikingly handsome young doctor gives him a plan, and a beach massage leads to a Cuban revolution. Deepest CoverGreg, a CIA agent stationed in Vietnam, is straight, but handsome enough to woo the CIA's gay targets. Greg has never been with a man, much less with two men at once, but this night can make his CIA career. Extra-Hot LatteKen and Jonas share their love of coffee and music, along with an occasional joint. As their relationship becomes intimate, Jonas insists he isn't gay, but Ken isn't worried about labels. Ohio Full MontyAfter layoffs at the auto plant, Mike halfheartedly falls into dancing at Hard Candy, a male strip club. In a dark private room at Hard Candy, Mike smells familiar aftershave and lip balm. Camboys (No Homo)Kevin joins a cam site to make money for college. He shyly strips for the cam, and a Texas oil billionaire soon becomes his biggest fan. When the oil billionaire's story doesn't add up, Kevin realizes that true love has been there for him all along. Camboys II: CHP Makes ThreeKev and Troy love the sight of Sam's handsome front and beefy rear under his police uniform, but hate the way he tries to push them around. They find a way to get Sam out of the closet and into their bed for an unforgettable three-man cam show. Cruising AltitudeKyle, the flight attendant in charge of the big flying shaft, "accidentally" interrupts Jameson's in-flight entertainment. Whoopsy daisy! Kyle enters that same airplane bathroom and makes it up to Jameson handsomely, fore and aft. Boarding NowJim sees a deliciously beefy straight college jock casually strutting around the airport, as if placed there just to tempt him. Jim wants to close the deal, but all he has is fifteen minutes, a quiet airport bathroom, and a wad of cash. CreampuffsDaniel Cohen and his sociopathic boss Nick are closeted gay used car salesmen in 1990s West Virginia. As much as Daniel hates Nick's abusive outbursts, he knows that he and Nick are two of a kind, gay men trying to live with a little bit of dignity in a cruel world. Once their hate is exhausted, they can only find love.

Asher and Dane would do anything for each other.They're the best cops on the force. They got there only with each other's help, side-by-side through it all. Sure, they're close. But it's not like that. They're straight. Even if they're both lifelong bachelors. Even if they can't imagine being apart.A million-dollar private security job doesn't come along every day. Neither does a man like Blair Hamilton.Blair doesn't want Asher and Dane protecting him.Maybe Blair is vulnerable. Just not in the way anybody knows.Blair doesn't want Asher and Dane in his life, but he might need them, almost as much as they need him.The Power of Three is a 32,000-word MMM straight-to-gay romance with three guys finding their hard-earned HEA. No violence, no abuse, but high chance of cops, uniforms, pogo sticks, and a yacht full of seamen.

Baxter Rawlins: a real heartbreaker. He broke mine ten years ago. Back in high school, Baxter pretended not to even know my name. I was a skinny, plaid-shirt-wearing nobody. I was openly gay, but nobody even cared - except Baxter, when he wanted a hookup. That was all a nerd like me could expect from the star quarterback and prom king. Our trysts were his dirty little secret. I've stayed away from Baxter for a decade now, even when he came back to visit Honey Bay. I'm older now. Wiser. I know I deserve better. Even if I can't stop thinking about his smile and his laugh. Even if I remember those fleeting moments when we were together. Andy Silver: my one weakness. Back then, I was sure I could control myself. But every time Andy smiled at me from under his floppy bangs, I couldn't help myself, much less control my urges. How could a guy wearing wire-rimmed glasses ever be so hot? It was a high school fling. I spent ten years running away from my memories of Andy. My parents never would have understood. Disappointing them was out of the question. Even if I loved Andy more than he ever knew. I didn't expect to see Andy at the radio station I plan to buy. That shy nerd is a popular radio host? And he works out? I shouldn't dwell on my fantasies of Andy, even if every sight of him sends me there. My parents sent me back to Honey Bay for business. It's Andy who might keep me here for a second chance. Remember Him is a 42,000-word small-town second-chances MM romance. A jock might fall back in love with the nerd he left back in Honey Bay. On their way to a feel-good HEA, two sweet guys encounter miniature golf, big microphones, and passionate discussions of timber, lumber, and wood.

I never expected to love a man.I was just trying to return my ex-girlfriend's dog to her after she dumped me for... well, it's a long story. I ended up getting a massage from her former masseur. Then something really weird happened. I never felt like that before. Not about a man, not about anybody. Why can't I stop thinking about Alan: his reassuring voice, his salt-and-pepper stubble, and how I feel when his hands have the run of my body?I didn't think I was gay, but Alan is amazing. I've never met anyone so caring. And he's great with that stupid English bulldog that my ex-girlfriend dumped on me. Maybe I'm just lonely and deluding myself. Or maybe I really am falling in love with a man.I'm not going to be anybody's plaything. Not again."Straight" guys. I've learned to stay away from them. They get horny and say all the right things, but once the guilt hits, they cut and run. I thought it was going to be different with that smooth-talking helicopter pilot, Josh. It wasn't. Serves me right for thinking a guy twenty years younger than me would ever see me as more than a diversion.I don't need any more hurt in my life. But sometimes I let myself wonder for just a moment about me and Josh.Call It What You Want is a 32,000-word feel-good romance of a younger man discovering his true self in experienced hands. May contain a wet-nosed English bulldog, a case of beginner's luck, several bacon cheeseburgers, and one very adoptable ten-year-old boy.

"It's been twenty years." Steve has no interest in his high school reunion, until he remembers the one person who mattered to him back then: Mr. P, his senior-year English teacher. High school was rough for Steve, but Mr. P's class was an oasis. Listening to Mr. P had sent Steve to pursue writing, and staring at Mr. P's gorgeous face every morning made Steve come to terms with being gay. Twenty years after graduation, Steve is decidedly single in Key West, but he can't stop daydreaming about Mr. P -- and sneaking into his upcoming high school reunion is his chance to make daydreams into reality. "Maybe I'm ready for this now." David just got back into teaching after a long break. It wasn't easy being outed to his wife and his students. After being shamed and fired from teaching, he tried living a new life in New York, but he wanted to get back to Florida and back to being a prep school English teacher. Suddenly meeting his former student is a jolt back to David's first days as a teacher, but can that former student be his future? High School Reunion is a standalone second-chances gay romance with a feel-good HEA, a grumpy writer, a grumpier cat, literary discussions, old country music, Cuban coffee, and love hotter than the Key West sun.

Greg rescued me. Can I rescue him?Sailing around the world solo seemed like a totally realistic first boat trip. To me, anyway. I was proving myself to my billionaire dad, and running away from a bad ex.I ended up on the rocks. Literally. In Honey Bay. Greg took me in, as much as I pushed him away.He's always trying to help people and make them happy. Even if he can't be happy himself. He's sure the town wouldn't accept a gay teacher, and he's terrified of his boss. I know something about that too. My dad has no idea that I'm gay, nor that I'm being blackmailed by his VP of Sales.Greg helped get my boat fixed up so I can leave Honey Bay. But the better I know Greg, the more I want to stay.Rescue Him is a 40,000-word gay romance with two guys trying to do each other a solid, a yacht cabin with very squeaky floorboards, and lots of feel-good laughs.

College guys love new experiences. This is a collection of four novels of first-time straight-to-gay college romance, with four feel-good HEAs. Winter BreakStanley is way out of Ben's league, and Ben isn't gay anyway. That was true before break, anyway. Summer ProjectMook and Raffy's island hotel room has only one bed. Mook doesn't mind cuddling after a long day exploring the island. Raffy can control himself. Maybe. Back to SchoolStraight muscle jock David's girlfriend kicked him out. He has to move in to the last dorm room at Stanford -- with his new roommate, Elias Chan, a nerdy internet startup millionaire. David shows off his muscle-god body to assert his status over Elias, but Elias's reaction isn't the one David expected. Student HealthA hip injury gives football player Basil an excuse to stay off the football field and visit Lucien, a physical therapist with amazing hands. Basil is straight, but his attraction to Lucien is more than physical. College Try is 112,000 words of cute guys and college tries.

College roommates, secret desires, and a tropical island trip with a shared bed. Raffy and Mook are unlikely opposites thrown together as Stanford roommates. Raffy's a nerd and Mook's a jock, Raffy's an introvert and Mook's an extrovert, but anyway, no matter what, they both know they're straight. As their friendship bonds grow, Raffy starts noticing the outline of Mook's thighs and his lean swimmer's body, but he knows not to endanger his relationship with his roommate. A summer research trip to the South Pacific puts Raffy and Mook in close quarters, away from prying eyes. Mook is coming into his own as an academic, while Raffy comes into his own as a man -- but when they return to Stanford, they're faced with the choice between going back to what they've known or forging a new life together. Summer Project is a steamy standalone straight-to-gay college romance with explicit scenes and a HEA.