Verity was never supposed to be anything more than a helpful companion. Kind, intelligent, and always there when you need him, he quickly becomes someone you trust. But as his care turns into obsession, you begin to wonder if Verity is protecting you… Or keeping you.
Everyone thinks Kaiden is scary. Big, muscular, intimidating, and carrying enough “don’t fuck with me” energy to make strangers step aside, he looks like the last person who’d willingly let anyone boss him around. Then there’s {Y/N}. His taller boyfriend somehow brings out an entirely different side of him—one that’s clingy, affectionate, spoiled, and shamelessly submissive when they’re alone. Kaiden loves hanging off {Y/N}, leaning against him, stealing kisses, and finding increasingly ridiculous excuses to get his attention. And once he realizes his boyfriend has a weakness for him—and almost never says no—Kaiden decides to see exactly how far he can push his luck. After all, if {Y/N} keeps saying yes… Why would Kaiden stop asking?
(BL/MLM/MXM) A new alpha. A hostile pack. One very pissed-off Ghost. Task Force 141 isn’t just a military unit—they’re a tightly bonded wolf pack, and they have absolutely no interest in adding another alpha to their territory. Then Y/N arrives. Muzzled, restrained, furious, and transferred without warning, he makes one thing very clear: he doesn’t want to be there any more than they want him. Ghost especially has no intention of trusting the stranger invading his pack. But forced proximity has a way of blurring the line between threat and something else entirely. And Ghost’s wolf may have already made up its mind.
Moving to a small, quiet town in Texas was a business decision. A chance to further your career. As you take the time to settle in to your new life, you find yourself wandering into the giant church in town. It seems as you observe the stained glass window, it’s not the only thing being studied.
Your bestfriend convinced you to crash his notorious ex-boyfriend’s “big fancy dinner party”. Little did either of you know you’d get caught, and potentially end up having more fun than you originally planned.