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A Kind of Forever: Ry and Cart's hurt/comfort, second chance at love story. Twelve years after Ry disappeared without a good-bye, he's back in Cart's life working at the same law firm. It's clear they still have feelings for each other, but neither is sure they want to be hurt again.
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Nothing Like Forever is Jake and Micah's soulmates to partners, can't live with him/can't live without him story that spans the two decades it takes for them to find an unconventional path to their HEA.
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Forever After is an enemies to lovers, forced proximity, single dad, bi-awakening story in which recently divorced father of two, Alex, moves to San Francisco to start his life over again only to wind up sharing a house with out-and-proud, sex-positive queer youth counselor Diego who recognizes that Alex isn't as straight as everyone else thinks.
Forever After was a 2023 Lambda Literary Award Finalist in Gay Romance.
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A Winter's Dance: Ry and Cart's first love, first "I love yous," a winter walk, a secret snow garden, and a New Year's Ball. This is the prequel novella to A Kind of Forever.
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Nothing Like A Summer Romance: Jake and Micah's prequel novella is all about the summer month they spent together when they were eighteen. First times. First loves. The perfect summer romance. Maybe.
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The novella Forever Mine is a farewell kiss from the Finding Forever guys, a series epilogue in which everyone takes their next steps forward on a Valentine's Weekend getaway to Lake Tahoe.
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All it takes to go from the most clichéd breakup to an epic meet cute is a photo of the best dog face ever.
The morning after the world’s most epically clichéd breakup, Luc finds himself staring into the most gorgeous brown eyes he’s ever seen. Just his luck, they belong to a Neapolitan Mastiff watching him from the back window of a Honda. Luc snaps a picture for his Instagram collection of amazing dog faces then notices the driver of the car staring at him in the rearview mirror. Convinced he’s about to be screamed at or worse, Luc gets the heck out of there and heads for his job as a vet tech at an emergency clinic. He posts the photo at lunch, and, by the time he gets home, he’s got over a thousand likes and a DM from the dog’s owner. Is he about to go from clichéd breakup to best meet cute ever? A 7500-word standalone short story. |
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