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One grumpy enforcer. One relentless physio. One very opinionated cat. Zero personal space.

Jaxson

I don't do people. I don't do guests. I don't do feelings I can't name at two in the morning while a guy I'm not supposed to want reorganizes my life one cabinet at a time. I had a system. He had opinions about it. I should've made him leave on day one. I didn't. That's on me.

Leo

He was supposed to be an assignment. Six feet of silence and controlled fury, a shoulder injury, and a cat he pretended wasn't his. I told myself I was just doing my job. I was doing my job. Right up until I wasn't, and by then his hands were in my hair and I'd stopped caring about the difference.

Gerald

The large human fell. The small, loud human moved in. No one asked me, but I approved anyway. They took far longer than necessary to figure it out.

If you like your hockey romance with slow-burn heat, explicit payoff, and a cat who saw it coming before either of them did, grab Ice & Ibuprofen today.

Heat: explicit
Triggers: injury/recovery · brief mention of past emotional neglect · internalized sexuality (on page, resolved) · public outing (handled with care)

Second Shots is a series of standalones and can be read in any order.

A widowed rugby captain. His best friend’s little brother. One chaotic puppy. And a house that hasn’t felt like home in three years.

Fox

I’ve spent three years keeping everything together. My daughter, my career, my late wife’s memory. I don’t need help, and I definitely don’t need Maverick’s younger brother moving into my guest suite with his lavender hand cream and his quiet way of making my five-year-old laugh harder than she has since her mom died. Jamie Miller was supposed to be temporary. A favor for a favor. Room and board in exchange for watching Clementine while my sister’s away. But he’s braiding my daughter’s hair, and he’s making me feel things I swore I’d never feel again. The last person I loved that much was taken from me by a drunk driver. I’m not sure I can survive it twice.

Jamie

I was supposed to be finishing my thesis. Instead, I’m living in a stone-and-cedar mansion with a stoic, stupidly gorgeous rugby star who won’t look me in the eye, a five-year-old who has already decided I’m her newest bestie, and an eight-pound Cavapoo puppy who is on a quest to personally destroy every pair of shoes I own. Fox Thorne is grieving, guarded, and completely off-limits. He’s also my brother’s best friend, which means if I mess this up, I lose more than a place to live. But every time he lets his guard down, every time he laughs, every time his daughter calls me Jamie-man and reaches for my hand, I fall a little further into a life I never planned on wanting this badly.

Mannies & Mouthguards is a spicy M/M sports romance about a man who built a fortress out of grief and the one person who walks straight through the door. With a scene-stealing puppy, a five-year-old artist-in-training, and a love story that will wreck you before it puts you back together, this is the second standalone novel in the Spicy Sports Romance series.

CONTENT NOTES

This book contains references to the off-page death of a spouse (car accident caused by a drunk driver), grief and loss, a child who does not remember her deceased parent, and explicit M/M sexual content. Intended for readers 18+.

Second Shots is a series of standalones and can be read in any order.

Two guys traded to the same team. One decade-old grudge that was never really about hate.

Graham

I don't hold grudges. I do hold this grudge, specifically, against this guy, specifically, because Alfred Briggs earned every bit of it back when I told him I loved him and he told me exactly what he thought about that. I built a whole personality out of hating him, which worked great for ten years. Then the Glaciers traded for him, and suddenly I'm sharing a locker room with my first heartbreak.

Briggs

Nobody's called me Alfie since Graham stopped. I've spent ten years regretting exactly one conversation. Now he's my teammate, he's dating a guy who is annoyingly perfect for him, and I hate it. I hate watching them together, I hate the way Nate looks at me, I hate that I can't sit through one dinner without ruining it. I keep telling myself it's guilt. It is not guilt. It hasn’t been guilt in a very long time, and everyone but me seems to have figured that out already.

Grudges & Goalposts is a spicy M/M sports romance about the friend you can't forgive, the ex you can't stop rooting for, and the ten years it takes to admit a grudge was just heartbreak.

CONTENT NOTES

This book contains references to a past instance of internalized/casual homophobia in a rejection, themes of grudges rooted in old heartbreak, a supporting ex-boyfriend/best-friend relationship, jealousy and miscommunication between love interests, and explicit M/M sexual content. Intended for readers 18+.

Second Shots is a series of standalones and can be read in any order.

Three protectors. One buried secret. And a woman about to snow her way straight into all their hearts.

One blizzard, one wrecked SUV, and one mile of Alaskan wilderness later, I collapse on a stranger's driveway and wake up in the bed of the most infuriating, gorgeous man I've ever met. Griffin is all scars and silence and a hunger he clearly wishes he didn't feel. Chandler's easy charm and wandering hands undo me before I even learn his last name. And Ellion, quiet, brilliant, blue-eyed Ellion, looks at me like I'm the answer to a question he didn't know he was asking. Or a breath he didn't know he was holding (or whatever the romance novels say)

I came to Alaska to nurse a stranger's broken legs. I never expected to get snowed in with three men guarding a secret as big as the house around us, falling for me exactly as hard as I'm falling for all three of them. I grew up believing love doesn't have to fit into neat little boxes. I just never thought I'd get to prove it three times over, at the end of the world, in the dead of an endless Alaskan night.

Get snowed in with Griffin, Chandler, and Ellion. Read Her Noble Protectors today.

Tropes & Triggers: reverse harem / why choose romance • MFMM • snowed-in / forced proximity • rescue romance • grumpy hero x sunshine heroes • scarred, touch-starved widower hero • bodyguards-turned-lovers • found family • obsessive stalker antagonist • kidnapping/hostage scene • gun violence and a home invasion • past death of a spouse and young child (referenced, not shown) • house fire backstory with burn scarring • car accident and injury on-page • unknown-paternity "who's the daddy" plot • HEA with all three love interests, no cheating

Harem Ever After is a series of Standalones. It can be read in any order.

Her Noble Protectors was formerly titled Snow Cure by Lainie Anderson

She moved in across the hall from three gorgeous lawyers who do everything together, including falling for her.I'm way too boring to fall for my lawyers, especially not all three of them at once. But Arch is all confident, filthy-mouthed intensity, the kind of man who takes what he wants and makes sure I beg for more first. Gray has long hair, a slow Southern drawl, and hands that know exactly how to unravel me one whispered Hermosa at a time. And Wes, sweet, steady Wes, looks like he could break me in half and instead treats me like something precious, right up until the moment he doesn't. They've been inseparable their whole lives, raised by families more unconventional than mine will ever be, and somehow they've decided there's room in that brotherhood for me. I keep waiting for the moment I have to choose. They keep showing me I don't have to. Between courtroom battles, a stepmother who'd burn my father's company to the ground before she'd hand it back, and three men who look at me like I hung the moon, I'm starting to think happily ever after doesn't come in singular.

Fall in love with Ellie, her three unconventional men, and the Southern charm that will steal your heart. Grab The Publishing Princess today.

Tropes & reverse harem / why choose romance • neighbors-to-lovers • Cinderella retelling • evil stepmother & stepsister • sassy married gay best friend • found family with unconventional (polyamorous) upbringings • inheritance/courtroom drama • on-page parental death (mother and father) referenced • past emotional abuse by a stepparent • a brief, non-graphic reference to past abuse involving a stepsibling • fraud and blackmail subplot • paparazzi/media harassment • HEA (happily ever after with all three love interests)

Harem Ever After is a series of Standalones. It can be read in any order.

The Publishing Princess was formerly titled Literary Yours by Lainie Anderson