Coastal Charm Series

“Milo was losing the fight to keep Dusty out of his head.” No matter what Milo Anderson tries, he can't seem to rekindle his burnt-out relationship. His boyfriend Vincent is cold, and Milo suspects he's unfaithful, too. Acting on his suspicions at last, Milo hires the best detective in town to give him closure so that he can move on with his life. He doesn't expect the private eye to catch his eye. I can't make that mistake again. Back in his hometown after running into trouble in New York City, private investigator Dusty Evans is glad that Portland, Maine, is smaller and down-to-earth. Better yet, he can be closer to his family. He enjoys the domestic cases of small towns and cities but has become cynical toward relationships because of his work. He wants something meaningful, but when it stares him in the face and asks for his help, can he put aside his fears to pursue this man? Get out before it's too late. Milo hires Dusty to catch Vincent cheating so he can break free from his control. Milo can't remember the last time someone made him feel so safe... so good... so hot. He has to control himself until the evidence is in front of him. Dusty knows that letting Milo in during the case would be a very bad idea, but all bets are off once it's all over. With Vincent's vengeful streak, is it really over? And will Milo and Dusty be able to put aside their insecurities to find love in each other's arms Just Love is a gay romance novel. It's the first novel in the “Coastal Charm” series but can stand alone. It has a happily ever after ending with no cliffhanger.

Bad boys are only good for one thing. Rugged charm can only get playboy cop Sebastian McCoy so far. He wants to settle down and find a meaningful connection—but his family might not be ready to deal with the fallout. Will his intense love and loyalty to the job doom him from committing to his one true love? There's too much at stake. Police dispatcher Cody Hart is a lifeline for police officers—including the sexy and infuriating Sebastian. He loves his high-stress job but often sees the worst of humanity. He needs a loyal man to enjoy the bright side of life with him, but he's been burned before. I can't keep him off my mind. Whether they like it or not, Sebastian and Cody rely on each other every day on the job to keep themselves and others safe. When they become a team at work and at home, sparks are kindled into a secret workplace affair. Sebastian can't let his police family down, while Cody can't let in a guy who will turn his affections into gossip. Can they both overcome their own fears to hold onto each other for good? Keyed In is a gay romance novel. It's the second novel in the "Coastal Charm" series but can stand alone. It has a happily ever after ending with no cliffhanger.

“I don't want him breaking your heart again.” Down on his luck and deep in the closet, tattoo artist Brody Allen is afraid of who he's become. He doesn't know how things got so bad so fast. Dating his best friend, Luke, was the worst decision he ever made. Brody couldn't bring himself to tell the truth about their relationship, and Luke walked out of his life. Since then, Brody's drowned his sorrows in drink and anger, and refused to open himself to love again. Why was Luke letting himself get involved again? Fitness instructor Luke Reid moved back home to help his parents out, and get away from the hustle of Philadelphia. Portland, Maine, seems like the perfect getaway. He's ready to relax and live the quiet life of lobster cakes and lighthouses. He doesn't expect the man who shattered his heart and forced him back into the closet to still be there after all these years. There was a fragile connection. When Brody and Luke cross paths, the passion between them is reignited. Can Brody find the courage to face his fears and stand out and proud at Luke's side? And can Luke forgive Brody for his wrongdoings? Will they be able to fall into each other's arms once more or will they have their dreams and hearts crushed all over again? Broken Time is a gay romance novel. It's the third novel in the “Coastal Charm” series but can stand alone. It has a happily ever after ending with no cliffhanger.