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What happens when the most popular guy in school must depend on a social pariah to save his skin? Luke Chambers is about to find out. When one stupid word heard by the wrong ears sends the captain of the baseball team’s life into chaos, his plan to get out of trouble involves the one kid who seems to hate him. Ryan just wants to have some fun at the jock’s expense. He won’t be stupid enough to fall for the gorgeous blonde with green eyes, dimples and impressive arm muscles from pitching. Okay, he might like to look, but it’s difficult being the only gay kid in a small town. Relationships are never easy, especially when both people want different things. Ryan wants a boyfriend who wants him back. Luke wants things to start making sense again. But what if they both wanted the same thing? What if they want each other? Could one terrible word lead to something great? One Little Word is an LGBT teen fiction book for anybody who loves fun romantic comedies, fake boyfriends and silly situations, enemies becoming friends and opposites who attract. This gay romance novel also includes a ridiculous amount of hand holding. This is the first book in a series, though this novel can stand alone.

Luke Chambers isn’t gay. His boyfriend might disagree. His girlfriend would definitely disagree. Wait, let’s back up. Bisexual. He’s supposed to be bisexual. Except there’s a few problems with that: He never liked a guy before Ryan. He doesn’t like that drag race show every gay person he knows watches. He has zero fashion sense. Okay maybe that last one doesn’t matter. And he only knows like four gay people. Five if you count him. Do you count him? Luke has no idea. Here’s what he knows: He likes Ryan Miller. His parents are suspicious of how much time he spends with Ryan. He agreed to help Lydia and now he has a boyfriend and a fake girlfriend. What could possibly go wrong? A lot, probably. Luke wants to figure things out. He wants to know what to tell his parents. And he wants to help his friend Lydia. Most of all, he wants to keep dating Ryan. He wants to do all these things at the same time but doesn’t know if he can. There’s a shelf life to this closeted thing. He just doesn’t know if he can come out. Can he can be himself on his own terms and still have Ryan? ~ One Little Lie is a humorous coming of age tale that includes snark, shenanigans, and a developing relationship between a jock and a nerd. This YA novel featuring an MM romance and is the second in a series but can be read on its own.

When this teen is ready for his happily ever after, he won't let one little problem stand in his way... At 17, Ryan has only been in one serious relationship. He’s still confident his love story is among the greatest romances ever. So he’s determined to prevent the potential tragedy brewing and ensure a happily ever after. Even if it means doing something a bit risky… Luke wants to play baseball, hold Ryan’s hand, and leave the crazy plans to his boyfriend. So if pretending to break up will satisfy the couple’s disapproving parents, he’ll support anything that gives the young pair more time together. This won’t blow up in their faces, right? As it turns out, solving one little problem doesn’t prevent another from arising. And when the couple disagrees about how to fix the new issue, their happy ending becomes much less secure. Are they doomed to be torn apart or destined to be together? * One Little Problem is a coming of age story for anyone who likes gay romances with humor and heart. From secret trysts under the stars to overly competitive games of mini golf, this novel captures all the breathtaking highs and terrifying lows of falling in love for the first time. Buy your copy today and get swept up in this enchanting love story!

Getting closer may just pull these two apart. Ryan’s a smart guy. He’s confident that nothing could be better than sharing a quiet, romantic night under the stars with his boyfriend Luke. For once, he’s happy to be wrong when the couple get a chance to take their relationship to the next level. Their first time goes exactly like they should have expected: awkwardly. To make matters worse, Ryan’s leaving for the summer. Ryan and Luke are sure of one thing: they love each other. What they’re less sure about: is love enough? * One Little Change is a gay romantic comedy where clueless but lovable guys make everything a million times worse before figuring anything out. There's enough sweetness to give you cavities and a little heat. If you like coming-of-age stories with humor and heart, you'll love this charming LGBT novel. Buy your copy today!

They’re off to a promising start. Or at least an interesting one. Ryan Miller’s last year of high school is going to be just as fabulous as him. The senior creates a bucket list of new adventures like pulling pranks and party crashing. He even has the perfect partner in crime, his boyfriend Luke. What could go wrong? Just as life starts going Ryan’s way, everything begins going downhill for his father and Luke. Can Ryan help the people he loves most, or will their struggles drag him down too? * One New Start is a fun, adorable M/M romance for those who like LGBT books and coming of age stories. Prepare to have a permanent grin stuck to your face while cute boyfriends go on secret missions, turn bowling into a blood sport, and dance to the beat of a unique rhythm they create together. Join in on the adventure and buy this charming YA novel today!

Does growing up mean growing apart? Science nerd Ryan Miller is the kind of applicant all colleges want, assuming he can get through the interview process without screaming. Luke Chamber's biggest selling point is that he’s an athlete. Or he was. He’s played baseball all his life but even that seems uncertain now. Ryan’s star is rising fast while Luke is a comet plummeting to earth. Yet their hands are joined tightly together even as they pull in different directions. As each boy must go down his own path, can they still make time for each other? Or if it's one step forward for Ryan and two steps back for Luke, will there be no place for them together? * One Step Forward is a YA M/M romance novel with secret missions and symbolic cupcakes where gay plans save the day. If you like sweet boyfriends, lovable zany characters, or coming of age stories, then step forward and buy your copy of this LGBT novel today!

Sometimes bad ideas are the hardest ones to resist... Zach Ahmad is more used to fooling around than falling in love. In fact, the bi baseball player’s fondness for having a good time earns him many parental lectures from his disapproving father. But Zach isn’t expecting anything to change during his senior year, until he literally falls into the arms of the new boy at school. When the new guy isn’t impressed by his charms, Zach can’t help but be intrigued by the dog-lover and do-gooder. Even if his meddling friends are trying to turn his life into a romcom. Just when Zach is ready to take a chance on something real, a curveball from his dad puts his whole future in jeopardy. Can Zach face his biggest challenge ever and still fall in love, or will he fall flat? * Falling in Love and Other Bad Ideas is an LGBT romance about what happens when a guy who never falls in love finds himself in a romantic comedy filled with meet cutes, matchmaking friends, and supposedly adorable canines. While characters in this story appear in the One More Thing universe, this standalone Zach novel can be read separately from the other books. Get your copy of this sweet YA novel today!

In the conclusion of the One More Thing Series, Ryan and Luke face prom, college decisions, and what happens to their relationship when high school ends. Despite the fierce competition over who can pull off the best prom proposal, Ryan and Luke are ridiculously in love high school sweethearts. But high school is drawing to a close, and the boyfriends have very different ideas for college. While the guys want to stay together, they know young love doesn’t always last. Especially when one of them is thinking more about them than him, and the other isn’t being entirely forthcoming about his future goals. Will their love be enough to ensure a happy ending, or will they go their separate ways for good?