Bowen therapist Charlie Wilson is not interested in men or relationships. Her only concern is making sure her sister Lindsay is safe. But then billionaire Logan Johnson walks into her rooms and stirs powerful feelings inside of her. Logan's perfectly knotted tie is a clear indication free-spirit Charlie should steer clear of him at all costs. They are complete opposites, so why does he keep coming back to see her?

Patrick's To Do List: 1. Tell family I'm gay2. Make giant cake for anniversary party 3. Convince Connor to be my fake boyfriend for the weekend 4. Try to keep my hands off Connor5. Make sure Connor doesn't find out I've been in love with him for the last three yearsConnor's Steps for Success: 1. Perfect pole routine for Chrome Stars2. Continue search for perfect music3. Survive weekend with Patrick's family without mauling him while sharing a bed4. Prevent feelings from exploding like a glitter bomb5. Make sure Patrick doesn't find out I've been in love with him foreverStrawberry Kisses is a 78,000 word standalone, contemporary MM romance featuring a sweet pastry chef, sassy pole dancer, a nosy but loving family, fabulous make-up, fluffy feels, and copious amounts of cake.

One broken collarbone, two stubborn men, three interfering chefs, four weeks to go, five chewed garlands, and The Pear Tree covered in snow... Ben's Christmas Plans: 1. Finish the staff schedules, get the orders done, and make sure the next month runs smoothly because December is hell. 2. Break collarbone at rugby. 3. Scrap all plans. Drag Ianto in to help. 4. Avoid staring at the gorgeous Welshman, even if he does look surprisingly hot in a Christmas jumper... 5. Remember how much of a pain Christmas is. Ianto's Christmas Plans: 1. Take Ben to hospital after accidentally injuring him, even though it wasn't my fault. 2. Feel very guilty and offer to help Ben with his epic to-do list since he refuses to take time off. 3. Eat my body weight in Patrick's mince pies. 4. Learn how to tie ribbon bows that don't look squashed. 5. Try not to fall for the very grumpy Yorkshireman who hates Christmas. Spiced Kisses is a 78,000-word contemporary MM Christmas romance featuring a lengthy to-do list, holiday hot chocolate, a workaholic who hates December, a Welsh personal trainer who loves it, some very interfering staff, and a little Christmas magic.

Here is the last installment on "The Three Loves of Charlie Delaney". Charlie falls in love with his third love. He marries this woman and realizes all there is about love. He experiences love with a new passion but with a dark side. This woman who has captivated his heart has a dark, unfulfilled past. So Charlie and his new love journey back into the past so they both can find the answers they seek. In doing so they open up old wounds that bring on new pain. This stew of uncertainty being cooked over the hot, uneven flames of deceptions comes to life. The more answers they find to more questions that crop up. God shows Charlie his main mission and without question Charlie embarks on this endeavor. He sets out to make right what is wrong. He is determined to correct the evil that has been done. It is here where Charlie Delaney becomes invincible. The love of one woman shows him the way. The world will be a better place now because they know of a man named Charlie Delaney.

Imagine you are a proud lesbian and a feminist. You have the odd doubt about your sexuality but you understand how the male-dominated world works and are angry about it. Then one day, a shock realisation occurs that not only are you not a lesbian, but you are in fact, a man. Your world is turned upside down. This is Charlie’s story.

"Ever since he was a kid, Dev Deshpande has believed in fairy tales, and he has spent his career crafting them for the reality dating show Ever After. As the most successful producer in the franchise's history, Dev always scripts the perfect love story for his contestants, even as his own love life crashes and burns off-screen. That is, until the show casts disgraced tech wunderkind Charlie Winshaw as its star. Charlie is far from the romantic Prince Charming he's playing on TV. He doesn't believe in love (at least not for himself), and his publicist only agreed to the show as a last-ditch effort to rehabilitate his image. In front of the cameras, he's a stiff, anxious mess with no idea how to date thirty women on national television. Behind the scenes, he's cold, awkward, and emotionally closed-off. Only Dev can save the season--and possibly the entire show--by coaching Charlie through every scene. Dev always gets a happy ending, and he knows he can find a way to help Charlie find his. Yet the more Dev fights to get Charlie to open up to the contestants, the more they begin to open up to each other, and it soons becomes clear Charlie has better chemistry with Dev than with any of his female co-stars. Travelling to romantic locations around the world, they begin to suspect they could both find their happily ever after if they're willing to let go of their ideas about whose love story gets told"--