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A horny forty-something UPS driver's daily routine goes seriously off-course with a series of deliciously raunchy delivery encounters. A modern, filthy update on "e;The Three Little Pigs."e;

Goldie is staying at his grandmother's house between his junior and senior year of college. He's living life carefree, meeting boys, and soaking up the sun in what he's calling his slutty summer. When he happens upon a secluded house in the woods, it's about to get even sluttier.A Storybook Edition based on "e;Goldilocks and the Three Bears."e;

When Jaleel meets William, he realizes what he's been missing as a kept boy living off a wealthy, older man. But their plans to run away screech to a halt when William is wrongfully arrested in a set up engineered by a jealous ex. Now, Jaleel will stop at nothing to vindicate his true love and bring his enemies to justice, even if he has to get his hands (and other parts) dirty along the way.An erotic romp based on "e;The Lady and Her Five Suitors"e; from The Arabian Nights.

Twenty-nine-year-old sales rep Dan is unlucky with love, but lucky with sex since he got cut and made up for lost time growing up as a skinny gay kid who got pushed around. All-American, Texan stud Bryce Landon is on Dan's A-list of hook-up buddies, but the guy's vibe is different when they get together at MDM-Con in Vegas this year. Does Bryce want something more?Dan can't do that. He's been burned by closeted, married guys before. While Dan sidesteps Bryce at the convention, he meets a smoking hot, local Daddy-type named Garth. Now he's caught between two guys who'd like to tame his wild ways. It's not a bad place to be, but can he give love a try with a dude who's got drama written all over him or take a chance with an older man who buried his boyfriend of nine years?

He came to care for the child. He stayed for the father.Two years after losing his husband in a plane crash, Gabriel Karoly has built his life around their young daughter, Isabella, who came into their lives just months before Wyatt's death. His promising art career has stalled, his friends worry he's disappearing, and Gabe can't imagine falling in love again. Moving on would mean accepting the one thing he's still not ready to face: Wyatt isn't coming back.Then he hires Matthew.Smart, energetic, and eager to please, Matthew quickly puts Gabe's worries about the optics of hiring a young male live-in caretaker to rest. He's young and undeniably attractive, but he's also impressively knowledgeable about childcare and always willing to go above and beyond. Most importantly, Isabella adores him.Gabe does too.Matthew has wounds of his own. Rejected by his family, he's had to fight harder than most to get where he is today. Yet he's optimistic, gentle, modest, and genuinely impressed by the man Gabe is. With Matthew around, new beginnings suddenly seem possible.But the closer Gabe gets to Matthew, the further he drifts from the people who knew him before. Then strange things begin happening around their isolated country home. Gabe can't shake the feeling that his family is in danger.By the time he starts to wonder how well he knows the young man he's fallen for, Matthew is already inside his home, his family, and his heart.The Manny is the second standalone novel in the Guilty Pleasures Editions series.

He married the perfect man. Then his husband's twin moved in.At twenty-eight, Mason Early feels like everything he ever wanted has fallen into place. His new husband, Erik Odegaard, is the Nordic god of his dreams, a high-powered Los Angeles lawyer who runs with the celebrity crowd. His career as a journalist is taking off, and the newlyweds are settling into a beach house in Malibu.It's a long way from the small-town Ohio kid Mason used to be.Then Erik's twin brother, Lucas, shows up at their door one rainy night. Recently released from prison, Lucas has nowhere else to go, so the right thing to do is let him stay until he gets back on his feet. At least that's how Mason sees it.Erik goes ballistic.Having an extended houseguest isn't Mason's first choice either, but he and Erik have so much while Lucas has nothing. Eventually, Mason convinces his husband to let his brother stay.Spending time with Lucas, Mason sees a gentle, vulnerable guy who's spent his life in the shadow of his golden-boy brother. In some ways, Lucas balances out Erik's Type-A personality. It's almost as though, together, they make the perfect man. The three settle into life at the remote beach house, and boundaries begin to slip away. To Mason's surprise, Erik seems to be encouraging a fantasy Mason can't quite shake.But as Lucas melds into the marriage, Mason begins questioning what's real and what may be a mirage. Dark secrets about the twins slowly come to light, and he realizes there may be something far more dangerous than temptation inside his marriage.Killer Twins is the fourth standalone novel in the Guilty Pleasures Editions.

Nate Dennis made corporate VP at thirty-one, won't spend a dime for a taxi or laundry, and is socking away enough money to retire at forty-five and live large. He's arranged his life to not make his mom's mistake of falling in love with a guy who's going to leave him broken. Besides, any relationship he's tried has been a helpless puzzle. He's better at hooking up, no strings attached, and in New York City, there's no shortage of hot guys with sick bodies who are interested in the same thing.Then an afterhours encounter in the office with a new security guard Thiago has him questioning everything.

Ethan never imagined he'd find where he belongs in a fraternity. Or what belonging there would ask of him.Ethan was a nobody in high school. Too scared to come out in his small town, he put all his eggs in the college basket, imagining he'd finally have the freedom to be himself, make real friends, and maybe even find his first boyfriend.At orientation, Ethan makes his first gay friend, Jayson, who's nearly as shy and awkward as he is. While trying to avoid the bruh-ness of rush week, they somehow end up in the crosshairs of Oliver, the insanely hot pledge chair at Tau Alpha Theta. For reasons beyond Ethan's comprehension, Oliver thinks he'd be perfect for ΤΑΘ and invites him and Jayson to a rush week party. Ethan's brain is scrambled. A gay fraternity? It feels like diving off the high board into the deep end when he's still learning how to swim.Then the party turns out to be the best night of Ethan's life.The die is cast. Ethan and Jayson join the pledge class and plunge into a new world of secret rituals, brotherhood, dating, and possibilities Ethan never imagined back home.But community is complicated. While Ethan is tempted to chase confidence through muscles, hook-ups, and newfound attention, Jayson is on a quieter journey, exploring where he fits in terms of gender. Some of the ΤΑΘ brothers are livestreaming adult content that could get them kicked out of school and put the entire fraternity at risk. And while most people on campus don't bat a lash at ΤΑΘ being openly gay, someone is targeting the house with hateful graffiti and death threats.Then one of the brothers goes missing, pulling Ethan into a mystery that will test just how much he's willing to risk for the place where he's finally begun to belong.Frat House Secrets is the fifth standalone novel in the Guilty Pleasures Editions.

A hustler. A kept boy. Maybe they're made for each other. Maybe that's the problem.Sal has been hustling to survive since he landed on the streets at seventeen. He thought he'd finally gotten out when he shacked up with a nightclub owner who gave him his first legit job. Then the mob came calling for unpaid debts and cleaned house, sending Sal on the run with a stolen watch and a couple bucks in his pocket.He's back to zero, only now he's outside New York City, where he doesn't even know what rackets to work. At twenty-eight, he's tired of living like a street punk.Sal skirts the train conductor as far as Beacon, a tiny dump of a town. With rain pouring down, he takes refuge in the luncheonette of a fading motor lodge. A sign says they're looking for help, which gets Sal's mental gears working. If there's one thing he knows, it's how to put on the charm. Maybe he can work his way into a situation. Maybe he can get his hand into the cash register.Then he meets the manager, Will.The kid belongs in the movies, not running a roadside motel in the middle of nowhere. He's sharp, too, and doesn't take shit from anyone, including Sal. It's been a long time since someone put Sal this off-balance.But Sal's just got to draw him in, romance him a little. Will's sleeping in a one-bedroom apartment with the motel owner, George, who's old enough to be his father. Sal knows the type.The problem is, the more time Sal spends with Will, the harder it is to think of him as just a mark. They're two sides of the same coin, aren't they? Sal's starting to feel like there could be more than a quick trick and a cash grab in his future. In their future.They just need to get George out of the way.But who's drawing in who? Or are they just two hustlers headed straight to hell together?Twice is the sixth standalone novel in the Guilty Pleasures Editions.

Twelve years ago, James lost a foster kid he couldn't save. The grief never left him. The consequences are about to find him.When James was a caseworker fresh out of college, he thought he could make a difference to kids caught in the foster care system. He formed a strong bond with Isaiah, the oldest of six siblings abandoned by their parents. Then Isaiah ran away in the middle of the night and was found beaten to death under Manhattan's West Side Highway.Twelve years later, James has constructed a life where he'll never again be the person who lets someone down. Now a sociology professor, he teaches and studies social problems from the safe distance of academia. He married Courtney, a high-achieving finance executive who's as steady as a rock. Then, during a marriage counseling session, Courtney announces he's taking an extended trip to his sister's in San Francisco and needs a "e;pause"e; on their marriage.James's world crumbles.While Courtney reaches out with texts, like there's still life in their marriage, a late-registering transfer student named Grant shows up in one of James's classes. Attractive, intelligent, and already familiar with James's research on queer identity, Grant is impossible to ignore. He also shares that he grew up in foster care, has been on his own for years, and is now trying to find his place at the big university.James is fascinated by Grant, but he has the wits to keep their interactions academically focused, for the most part. Memories of his failed attempts to help Isaiah still haunt him, even as they draw him closer to Grant.Meanwhile, Courtney is asking for a reconciliation, forcing James to decide whether he can trust him again. It's overwhelming. And more and more, Grant's behavior feels like a seduction.But a seduction into what? A forbidden relationship? Another failure? Or something much more chilling?I'll Find You is the seventh standalone novel in the Guilty Pleasures Editions.