Liam Livings

Kev Harrison is a teenager looking for a boyfriend and friends who will accept his cross-dressing. Only thing is, he lives in a small village near Salisbury, England, and it's the nineties. Tony Collins is Kev's best friend, a Goth with a passion for fashion and anything to do with the Human League. He stands as the voice of reason while Kev muddles his way through coming out, career choices, and dating...in heels.

Adventures in Dating...in Heels

Kieran’s facing a big birthday and he’s invited his old friends. Except it’s not quite how he imagined. Single. Forever. Julian and Troy, although they worry, are grateful for time away from their daughter. Left alone, they’re completely wrapped up with each other. Kieran’s delighted. Not jealous at all. Then there’s Bjorn who’s unsure he’ll manage a whole weekend without having sex with at least one man. Why’s he questioning what he misses from his f**k buddy friendship with Julian? Poor Tony’s been dating as if his life depended on it, and his boyfriend is…interesting? The Human League’s songs aren’t helping him with this decision. Last but not least: long-lost David, whose plus-one is his husband. If their marriage is perfect, why’s David so miserable? Eight friends, lovers, wine and history going back from two weeks to twenty years… What could go wrong? This book is a stand-alone gay fiction story with romantic elements. It can be read alone, but it also forms part of a series where each of the friends eventually earns his own Happy Ever After.

The Regiment of Majestic Gays

When he's good... Rent boy Danny wants everything, and he wants it now. A tangled web of deceit and drama, suburban romance, unbridled lust, money, corruption, family inheritance, and relationships as fake as acrylic nails.

The Trouble with Rent Boys

WHEN HE’S GOOD Rent boy Danny wants everything—new cars, exotic holidays, designer clothes—and he wants it now. He’ll stop at nothing. Isabella needs an heir. Neil needs a fling. Hugo needs a change. HE’S VERY GOOD Danny’s sexy, charismatic and shameless. He gives everything to each client, exactly how they need it. But can he handle what he receives in return or will it destroy him and everyone else in Danny’s world? BUT WHEN HE’S BAD HE’S BETTER A tangled web of deceit and drama, suburban romance, unbridled lust, money, corruption, family inheritance, and relationships as fake as acrylic nails. What happens in hotel rooms doesn’t necessarily remain secret. Dare you find out what really is the trouble with rent boys?

Tony Looking for love in all the wrong places. Toe-curling, guilt-laden sex with ‘married men seeking discreet fun’. Why doesn’t anyone want a social worker by day, drag queen by night and a Human League fan all day long? He deletes the hook-up apps, swears off men. Mentoring Nick, they move beyond friendship. Forced to share a hotel room, Nick’s mixed signals point towards one conclusion. (Hint: it’s well beyond professional.) Nick Recently single, he’s trying to work out who he is without his ex-boyfriend, who told Nick he’s too this, not enough that, being gay in the wrong way. His career gives him purpose, direction. Yet he wants more from Tony than an employee should from his boss. After their passionate night, he needs more than friendship—f**k buddies…or forever boyfriends. (Hint: it’s well beyond physical.) Except Tony’s sworn off men… Don’t You Want Me is a friends-to-lovers, forced-proximity, boss/employee gay romance featuring more emotional baggage than allowed by most airlines, lots of kissing and more, plus a guaranteed happy ever after.

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