Sex, Serendipity, and Salacia Station
After months cooped up on a spaceship, Kevin Roth is more than ready to get out and interact with people on Salacia Station. If that interaction happens to be with a hot guy and involve orgasms, even better. He's not expecting more than a hookup, because he’s on his way back to Earth.
Mick Santorino, the station's head chef, doesn't have a problem finding sex. Finding a deeper connection, on the other hand, is difficult in the outer solar system. Mechanical failures which keep Kevin on Salacia Station are a blessing in that Mick gets to spend more time with a great guy.
Despite the pull they feel, Kevin and Mick are convinced nothing more can come of their attraction aside from highly enjoyable sex. It's not like anyone meets their future husband 2.7 billion miles from Earth. Though, as the saying goes, there's a first time for everything...
Mick Santorino, the station's head chef, doesn't have a problem finding sex. Finding a deeper connection, on the other hand, is difficult in the outer solar system. Mechanical failures which keep Kevin on Salacia Station are a blessing in that Mick gets to spend more time with a great guy.
Despite the pull they feel, Kevin and Mick are convinced nothing more can come of their attraction aside from highly enjoyable sex. It's not like anyone meets their future husband 2.7 billion miles from Earth. Though, as the saying goes, there's a first time for everything...
Christmas Kisses at the North Pole
Adley is an unusual elf who doesn’t care much for parties. When he meets Keru at the annual Christmas Eve party, the two men are drawn to each other and leave the party to enjoy a romantic first date.
Their second date takes a dire turn when they encounter a polar bear. They both agree they’d like to keep seeing each other – if only they can make it through their second date without being eaten.
Coming this December from JMS Books.
$250,000 Love, part of the Lawless Anthology
If you want to succeed in the illegal gambling industry, it helps not to care about people. At least it has for Mal, who only cares for a handful of people in the world, one of whom is Evan Kourakis. Evan is the only man he's ever loved, even if it is the torturous unrequited kind of love. So when he learns that a congressman is looking to have Evan killed, Mal leaps into action.
Since killing a congressman takes time, Mal whisks Evan to safety in a mafia hideaway. While they wait Evan suggests passing time with sex. The sex is great, and Mal doesn't believe in happily ever after, but he still wants more with Evan. If Mal is very lucky, Evan might make it through the crisis not just alive, but at his side.
Since killing a congressman takes time, Mal whisks Evan to safety in a mafia hideaway. While they wait Evan suggests passing time with sex. The sex is great, and Mal doesn't believe in happily ever after, but he still wants more with Evan. If Mal is very lucky, Evan might make it through the crisis not just alive, but at his side.
The Dragon Keeper
Sometimes it takes a crisis to appreciate a good man.
When Aldric first meets Lito, he considers the man a nuisance. As a dragon keeper for the kingdom of Corancia, he has more important tasks than answering an artist’s numerous questions about dragons.
Lito travelled to Corancia so he could observe dragons firsthand for his paintings and he’s full of questions about the magnificent creatures. His questions aren’t merely for his art, however; they arise from his deep love of dragons. When he overhears a plot by his own kingdom to eliminate the animals, he has to choose between his loyalty and his beloved dragons.
Working to prevent the extermination of dragons throws Aldric and Lito together and lust is in the air. If they’re lucky, they might end up with more than healthy dragons. It’s just possible that happily ever exists after all.
When Aldric first meets Lito, he considers the man a nuisance. As a dragon keeper for the kingdom of Corancia, he has more important tasks than answering an artist’s numerous questions about dragons.
Lito travelled to Corancia so he could observe dragons firsthand for his paintings and he’s full of questions about the magnificent creatures. His questions aren’t merely for his art, however; they arise from his deep love of dragons. When he overhears a plot by his own kingdom to eliminate the animals, he has to choose between his loyalty and his beloved dragons.
Working to prevent the extermination of dragons throws Aldric and Lito together and lust is in the air. If they’re lucky, they might end up with more than healthy dragons. It’s just possible that happily ever exists after all.
Strange Fortune
Jake Nelson isn’t too worried when he’s taken for ransom by incompetent kidnappers. He’s a strong alpha and former military, so he’s able to affect a rescue for himself and his fellow prisoner, omega David Beecham. There’s just one problem: David bonded with him. Now Jake has to decide if he’s ready to make a lifelong commitment to a man he just met.
David Beecham was holding out for an uncommonly progressive alpha, not that it matters anymore. Bonding with Jake means he’ll never respond to any other alpha and he’s not sure which is worse, being rejected by Jake or finding out that Jake is willing to claim him but wants a completely subservient omega. Jake can walk away from this without consequence, but it’s going to determine the rest of David’s life.
It’s not what either of them planned for and has the potential to be a disaster. And yet no man knows the tides of his own fate. Could it be that their kidnapper did them a favor by bringing them together?
David Beecham was holding out for an uncommonly progressive alpha, not that it matters anymore. Bonding with Jake means he’ll never respond to any other alpha and he’s not sure which is worse, being rejected by Jake or finding out that Jake is willing to claim him but wants a completely subservient omega. Jake can walk away from this without consequence, but it’s going to determine the rest of David’s life.
It’s not what either of them planned for and has the potential to be a disaster. And yet no man knows the tides of his own fate. Could it be that their kidnapper did them a favor by bringing them together?
