He fell from his ivory tower and landed in the gutter.

But Sebastian would rather be homeless and hungry than clueless.

On his way to the food pantry, a guy on his cell phone runs into him and triggers his prickly side. As a sign of goodwill, Louis offers to cook for him. But all Sebastian sees is the privilege he used to have.

This isn’t a fairytale. Louis isn’t Prince Charming. And Sebastian can make it on his own.

But it’s been days since he’s had a hot meal. And a blizzard is coming.

Will Sebastian’s pride be his appetizer?

Socks for an Otter is a heartwarming riches-to-rags MM romance brewed with hurt, comfort, comedy, a second chance at love, age gap, and men from different worlds who will give you all the feels.

Closets aren’t for people.

And Cal is tired of the secrets and lies.

He came out as bisexual years ago, but his parents dismissed it as a phase. They don’t know he dated men. But his boyfriend, Philip, is on his way to celebrate the holidays with them.

This is the perfect moment. The whole family is in one place. And Philip has been very patient. Cal dreams of a kiss to ring in the New Year, but he’s not sure how everyone will react to his coming out.

What will make Cal step out of the closet for good?

Love came too early for Hugo and Kevin, but years later, they are gifted a second chance.

Hugo and Kevin were best friends and secret lovers back in high school, but they weren’t ready to make a solid commitment. College, other relationships, kids for Kevin, and years got in the way, but a chance meeting at a lake in the middle of nowhere proves the spark that first drew them together burns just as bright.

Years later, life is a lot more complex, but falling in love again is easy. Will they get it right this second time around?

In Spark, Hugo and Kevin attempt to rekindle their relationship while overcoming the obstacles of coming out, divorce, and parenting. Do they have what it takes to navigate this?

In Fusion, Kevin and Hugo make plans to blend their lives, but bleak news changes everything. Building a future together is still a priority, but will their relationship survive?

And in Flare, Hugo and Kevin seek stability for themselves and the kids after tremendous loss. They never expected family and friends to toss obstacles in their way. Will they find their happily ever after?

The North Star Trilogy is a love story that spans twenty years. Friendship, single fatherhood, family life, angst, hurt/comfort, past abuse theme, medical caregiving, bullying, as well as life’s celebrations and challenges are found in this novel. Family is central to this saga that will stick with you long after you finish the series.

He says he’s happy with the way things are, but he longs for a deeper commitment with Toby. So spending Christmas Eve at his sister’s wedding is the last thing on his wish list.

At the ceremony he sees everything he’s dreamed of. It makes him ache for even more, but he knows Toby is "allergic" to marriage. If he keeps living the status quo, he’ll be lying to the man he loves. But if he admits he wants it all, he risks losing Toby entirely.

He needs a Christmas miracle. Is it too late?

Analog to Digital is a heartwarming holiday MM romance novella about long-term lovers afraid to commit. These opposites-attract men take denial to the next level.

All he hopes for are moments of calm and a happily ever after.

Hugo and Kevin have lived in chaos for months. As they put their lives back together after tragedy, stability is Hugo’s goal.

Hugo is acting again. Kevin hires a nanny to help with the kids as they discover their new normal, and Hugo practically lives full time with Kevin, Brooke, and Finn.

But Erin’s parents seek full custody of the kids, claiming Kevin is an unfit father because he’s dating Hugo, stirring the pot of chaos again. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Hugo’s mere presence is doing more harm than good.

Should he leave them to live in peace or fight for the family of his dreams?

Flare is book three in the North Star Trilogy, a love story that spans twenty years. Friendship, single fatherhood, family life, angst, hurt/comfort, bullying, as well as life’s celebrations and challenges are found in this novel. Family is central to this saga that will stick with you long after you finish the series.

Things are going too well. The other shoe is bound to drop.

Hugo and Kevin are joining their lives in surprising ways. Kevin is more comfortable as a single father, and Hugo loves hanging out with the kids.

Even if Hugo is ready for their relationship to move to the next level, he’s patient as Kevin navigates coming out. Kevin is cautious about telling his ex that he’s bisexual, afraid Erin might use that to renegotiate custody.

But that’s the least of their worries. When Erin gets a grim diagnosis, family has to be Kevin’s focus.

Is their love strong enough to endure?

Fusion is book two in the North Star Trilogy, a love story that spans twenty years. Friendship, single fatherhood, family life, angst, hurt/comfort, past abuse themes, medical caregiving, as well as life’s celebrations and challenges are found in this novel. Family is central to this saga that will stick with you long after you finish the series.

One look, and it was like falling in love the first time.

Everything changed the moment Hugo met Kevin. They were only teens, and despite many obstacles, they fell in love. But young loves drift apart.

Hugo hasn’t been in love since. Dating is a chore, his drag queen persona and acting gigs are always an issue, so he’s just done with men . . . until he runs into Kevin at the lake.

Years after their last kiss, the spark is still strong, but life is complex. Kevin lives in the shadow of divorce and is navigating single fatherhood. Plus no one knows he’s bisexual.

Rekindling their romance is easy away from the demands of the city, but what about when real life kicks in?

Does their love stand a chance this second time around?

Spark is book one in the North Star Trilogy, a love story that spans twenty years. Friendship, single fatherhood, family life, angst, hurt/comfort, past abuse themes, medical caregiving, as well as life’s celebrations and challenges are found in this novel. Family is central to this saga that will stick with you long after you finish the series.