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Product: Wild Leap (Wild and Wilder Book 2) For some people, falling in love is easy. For others, it’s a wild leap.

Augustus Wild and I grew up side by side in a tiny coastal town in Virginia. We lost track of each other for a few years, but now we’re roommates at the same college for our senior year. And things have gotten… complicated.

Not long after we moved in together, the two of us realized we were more than just friends. We’re dating, and it’s great. In fact, things between us are getting pretty intense. But I suck at coping with feelings, whereas Au is totally open with his. When he blurts out how much I mean to him, is it going to be the end of our relationship… or a whole new beginning?

College friends-to-lovers romance, 55,000 words. Part 2 of the Wild and Wilder series. This book has an emotionally satisfying HFN (happily for now) ending.

Product: Unwrapped Three years ago, Syd dumped me on Christmas Eve. By text. He did one hell of a number on my heart, but that was a long time ago, and I'm totally over it now. Honest. But when he shows up unexpectedly for Christmas Eve dinner, all of a sudden I find myself wanting to know if we'd still be good together. And almost before I know it, we're in each other's arms.

I'm completely over him, of course, so this is just a physical thing. A couple of hours of Christmas fun. Maybe a whole night. But definitely nothing more. After what Syd did to me, I won't let it be forever. I won't let my stupid heart get broken a second time.

This time, all I want is for the two of us to get unwrapped... together.

An m/m Christmas contemporary romance. 29,000 words.

Product: My Christmas Wish After a fight with his boyfriend Stephen, Gabe finds himself in a world where the two of them never met. Can he find his way home, and make things right between them, in time for Christmas?
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I wish I'd never met you, Stephen.
When I went to visit the old plywood angel my mom always called the Wishing Angel, those weren't the words I meant to say. See, I'd just had a big fight with my boyfriend, and I'd gone to see the Wishing Angel, the same way I did when I was a little kid, to wish that the two of us could somehow make up. But when Stephen broke up with me by text, I lost my temper, right in front of that old tattered angel, and lashed back, texting him with the cruelest words I could think of.
It's a good thing the Wishing Angel can't actually grant wishes.
Or can it?
A Christmas contemporary romance (with a touch of paranormal). 26,000 words. A sequel to my book Dominance, but can be read alone.