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Dates & Mistakes

(Love Letters #1)

What happens when you accidentally go on a blind date with the wrong guy -- worse, a straight guy?
 

EDWIN
After spending my first year of university sleeping around, I want a real boyfriend. After showing up to a blind date, I meet Leo, who's friendly and sweet, and we spend the day wandering around the city, getting to know each other. It's a perfect first date...

Until I realise Leo isn't my blind date -- he's a random man off the street. I want to die from embarrassment, but Leo laughs it off and insist that we stay friends.
 

I have to admit, I like being Leo’s friend. He’s funny, kind, gorgeous…and straight. I’m still dedicated to my mission of finding a boyfriend, but with every moment I spend with him, I can’t help but think he’s perfect for me. And sometimes, with his casual touches and lingering looks, I wonder…maybe he wants me too?

Dates & Mistakes is a New Adult MM Romance novel, with funny misunderstandings, steamy scenes and low-drama. It features a virgin love interest, praise, and a guaranteed HEA.

AARON

I’m hiding in a closet at a high school party when a stranger stumbles in. It’s completely dark in the closet so I have no idea who he is, but he’s easy to talk to and he’s secretly gay, just like me. I might not know what he looks like, but I’m drawn to him, and we share one incredible, heart-stopping kiss before he quickly leaves.

I know I’ll probably never see him again but I can’t stop thinking about him, so I post a notice at school to try to find him — and he replies. Soon we’re exchanging letters and meeting in a pitch black room to make out and fool around. He’s one of my classmates but I don’t know who, and to be honest, I don’t care. All that matters is I can tell him secrets I’ve never shared with anyone else.

JUDE

Hooking up with a stranger in a spare room at school is a terrible idea, but I can’t make myself stop. Ever since I moved to a new school because my mum got a job as the principal, I’ve felt lonely and he’s the first person who truly understands me.

Even though we’re just having fun, I want more of him. I want to see him in the light, I want to know his name, I want to hold his hand in public, I want to spend time with him without sneaking around. But we’re both afraid. What if, when we reveal our identities, everything goes wrong?

The Anonymous Hookup is a M/M New Adult romance set in high school. It’s a slow burn with hidden identities and a guaranteed HEA. It can be read as a standalone.

Childhood friend.

My flatmate, Lucas, is gorgeous, aloof, and barely tolerates me. We used to be childhood friends but everything changed in high school. Now our relationship is…complicated, to say the least. 

High school enemy.

Now that I’m in university, I decide to put myself out there romantically. But when I get into my first relationship, there’s just one problem: Lucas hates my new girlfriend with a fiery passion. 

University flatmate. 

Whenever I mention her name or invite her to our apartment, he gets more pissed off. Whenever he sees us touch or kiss, he looks murderous. And soon I have to wonder…is Lucas jealous? 

Future lover? 

When secrets start to unravel and betrayals come to light, I learn there’s more to Lucas than I ever realised. And perhaps the romance I’ve been seeking has been right in front of me this entire time. 

‘His Secret Obsession’ is a friends-to-enemies-to lovers New Adult MM romance with sexy scenes, a lot of jealousy and a guaranteed HEA. 

When Miles goes camping with his best friend, Beckett, there’s just one problem: Miles forgot his sleeping bag. 

The simple solution would be to share with Beckett, but Beckett hates skin-contact. Even the prospect of sharing a tent with Miles makes Beckett flustered and he dismisses the idea immediately. Which is fine. Miles can respect the boundaries of their friendship. 

But their camping trip turns out to be full of surprises. Beckett’s been hiding a few secrets from Miles, one of which is that he doesn’t always hate skin-contact, not in certain situations, not with certain people. But the biggest surprise of all will come when Miles realises just how he feels about his best friend Beckett. 

A Tent for Two is a 27,000 word M/M new adult romance novella featuring the friends-to-lovers trope. 

Note: contains explicit tent sex & an extremely oblivious main character. 

DANIEL

When I’m stuck in an unfamiliar city, attending maths lectures for my final high school exams, I resign myself to two days of boredom. That’s when I meet Tate. Something about his toffee-brown eyes and fearless attitude immediately draws me in and I learn we have a lot in common: 

1) We’re both from the same rural town. 

2) We’re both staying at the same hotel.

3) We’re both extremely competitive. 

I can’t say no to a competition, no matter whether it’s a swimming race or an intense match of truth or dare, no matter how much Tate makes my heart flutter. But as we spend the summer holidays together and our games get increasingly sexual, I’m forced to face the terrifying truth: I might like Tate more than a friend. 

TATE

Somehow our competitions somehow turn R-rated. Honestly, I’m impressed Daniel’s brave enough to keep going even when it means kissing and touching each other and taking our clothes off. But there are a lot of things about Daniel that are impressive — he’s kind, thoughtful and absolutely gorgeous. 

Not that I have feelings for him. I don’t. We’re just friends, and besides, I’m 100% straight. This thing we’re doing? It’s just a game. A game I intend to win. 

The Straight Game is a M/M Romance with a HEA. This is a slow burn novel with the strangers-to-friends-to-lovers trop. It can be read as a standalone. 

JASPER

It’s my final year of high school, I’m school captain and I’m getting perfect grades. My only issue is my tiny little sex problem, but let’s not think about that. 

Then my grandfather goes officially senile and decides to take a guy named Kieran, a walking red flag complete with scars on his knuckles and intense dark eyes. I hate him on sight. 

KIERAN

If being sent away from home and forced to attend a posh school wasn’t bad enough, I have to deal with the biggest brat I’ve ever met. Jasper’s stuck-up rich boy who takes every opportunity to insult me, and because I’m living with his grandfather, I can’t escape him.

If only there was a way to shut him up…

The Enemy Benefit is a New Adult M/M Romance with a HEA featuring high school students. This book is a slow burn romance that includes enemies-to-lovers and enemies-with-benefits tropes. 

Boyfriend VS Boy Friend

CURTIS

My relationship with my girlfriend, Kennedy, is almost perfect. The only problem is Kennedy’s best friend, Liam, who hates me. Well, I hate him too. I hate that he’s taller than me, I hate that he’s so confident, and I’m sure he’s trying to ruin my relationship because he’s secretly in love with Kennedy. 

When Kennedy invites me to her family’s beach house for the school holidays, I think it’s the perfect opportunity to spend quality time with my girlfriend. Until I find out Liam is coming too. 

LIAM

If spending two weeks with Curtis wasn’t bad enough, Kennedy has also made me promise to be nice to her boyfriend. I won’t let her down, even if trying to be friends with Curtis makes me want to pull my hair out. 

But through sharing a bedroom, beach soccer games and sailing disasters, I realise that I might have been wrong about Curtis. But I can’t get too close to him. That would be dangerous.

She’s a bossy straight-A student …

Eve Knightly and Noah Rosselli think they have nothing in common. Eve studies hard, never parties, and secretly pines after her best friend’s brother, Oliver. Noah parties hard, never studies, and secretly pines after his best friend and secret hook up, Henry. 

… he’s the charismatic Mr Popular ... 

When Eve catches Noah cheating off her test, their lives entangle, leading them to learn of each other’s romantic problems, and the Jealousy Pact is born. It’s not technically lying if they let their classmates think they’re dating to make their crushes jealous.

 … when they team up to solve their romantic problems…

But pretending to date and actually becoming friends is harder than they thought, and their carefully laid plans soon turn into chaos. Will Eve and Noah be able to deal with the drama, gossip and fights so they both get their happy ending? 

 … what’s the worst that could happen? 

The Jealousy Pact is a young adult novel with romantic subplots and a focus on friendship, perfect for fans of To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before and Love, Simon. This book can be read as a standalone and is a prequel to the upcoming Easton Grammar series.