Clark St. Murphy - internet celebrity and the child of two suits in the entertainment business - has a problem. It's not that his best friend is dating a roided-up 'alpha male' with a temper. It's not even that the blogs are spreading rumors about his relationship status, or lack thereof. His biggest problem is the dead body in the kitchen that was supposed to be him. One of his fans has a bad case of 'cute aggression' and wants nothing more than to see Clark follow in his maid's footsteps (R.I.P. Marie). And as if that weren't bad enough, his parents have decided that Nakota Locklear, an authoritative bodyguard with a rough past, is exactly what he needs. With a killer breathing down his neck and an ex-con watching his every move, Clark begins to doubt that this is all worth it. Is filming a smoothie challenge video really something to die over? Are views more important than his safety? And why does Nakota's stern look now excite Clark more than intimidate him?

The two books in the I'm Gay, He's Straight series: -I'm Gay, He's Straight. -Kiss Me Like You Did. See inside for full blurbs :)

My dad is the football coach of Elwood High. He's won nearly every single game for every year he has worked there. He's muscular, intelligent and popular. He had everything. Then, well then, he had me. I was supposed to be the kid with the skills to match his. Maybe even exceed his own. But I am the last person you would find outside on the field. Or any game if I am being honest. So to say the least I'm a disappointment to my father. So much, I don't even think he thinks as me as his child. He is always throwing these subtle hints my way about how I'm too thin or how much he would love to have more players on the team. I would play sports if I could-believe me. But I'm just not into athletics like my father wants me to be. Plus, I have this odd tendency to screw up everything I touch. Which is how I got into this mess to begin with. It started when I spilled coffee all over the football quarterback-Derek Williams. He's a nice guy-for a football player. But I absolutely hate him with every fiber of my being. If there was one thing my father wanted from his son-well it would be all of him. He's athletic, smart, good looking, and funny. You don't get much better than that. And my father tells me. Everyday. But here comes another problem. I'm gay and my father doesn't know. He would probably hate me, or blame my non-athleticism on some stupid stereotype on my sexuality. No, hiding this from my dad was never really issue. I was good at keeping secrets, probably better than I should have been. The issue you may ask? Well his name was Derek. The very guy I resented, just so happened to have his own dirty little secret. ___________________ Copyright. © 5upernatura1 2014. All rights reserved.

Nathen Dawson is so in love with his girlfriend, Tracy. The two of them are as happy as any couple can be, and there is literally nothing that can get in the way of their love. Well....at least that's what Nathen thought. That's what he thought until someone who has been there for him his entire life starts to end up in the picture. That someone is none other than his best friend, Trevor. Confused and trapped in a serious love-triangle, Nathen begins to hide much more from his girlfriend. What his girlfriend doesn't know....is that he's also in love with his best friend. His male best friend. (boyxboy)

[ book two of the sticks and stones series ] Andy Lee was a nerd and had always been Jake's favourite target, and that wasn't going to change... it was just the reason that did. (BoyxBoy)

***Official WP LGBTQ account book of the month: November 2016 ❤*** ***#20 Action what's hot list: 9/14/17*** noun: Stockholm syndrome 1.Feelings of trust or affection felt in many cases of kidnapping or hostage-taking by a victim towards a captor. Origin 1970s: with reference to a bank robbery in Stockholm. Felix and Archer have never met, yet they have powerful history. They have one thing in common. And Archer is about to find out what when Felix takes his revenge. Not everything goes according to plan and they both find themselves battling internal and external forces as they are plunged into unknown territories. There is danger and mystery and then there's love. Death and desire became entangled and one man's desire may be his downfall. This book contains elements of gay love and intimacy. Read at your discretion.

Nico is reclaimed by his biological father, a Russian mob boss. Nico develops a crush on his father's second hand man, Miroslav. Spoken parts in italics are in Russian in the story. Reworked 2023 to address age gap. Cover art by 0Dauntlesstribute0

"Ethan." Aiden pauses. "I want you." He softly bites my ear. "I want to kiss you more than you will ever know." Trying to avoid the daily beatings of the school bully can be challenging. But what happens if the schools bully has a crush on you?

(Boyxboy) Caleb is a sarcastic, and extremely rude boy, who doesn't get along well with others. He's also gay, but no one knows yet except for his best friend Sadie. Jason is an angry boy, who by circumstance is thrust into Calebs' familys' hands. How will these two conflicting boys get along when they start to think about things that they never had to think about before. Copywrite Warning.

Xavier Coles lives a pretty normal life, apart from the fact his father is the word renowned MMA fighter Jaxon Coles. So when the Football team start to leave bruises that were also captured on camera. The team captain is in for more then he bargained for. An unlikely friendship made between two people on opposite ends of the school food chain. • Teenage • LGBTQ • Romance • ◾️◽️◾️ Book 1:The Badboy and the Nerd. ? Book 2:The Jock and the Nerd. ? Book 3: (unpublished) Book4: The Rebel and the Nerd. All books are independent stories. All old chapters have been unpublished And have been rewritten #nerdrevamp ◾️◽️◾️ Copyright © 2018 Caitlin Grace All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law.