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San Diego Storm Series
Available in Ebook, Paperback, and Audiobook
Narrated by Michael Dean
The Tight End and The Governor
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The first time I met Hudson Gatlin, the governor was a hot mess. The last thing the widowed, straight, single father needed was a public relationship with a man. He wasn't going to win re-election with the tight end of the Storm on his arm. Can we keep this new relationship under wraps, or will I need to pull him offside with a hard count?
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The Quarterback and the Fighter Pilot
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There’s a thin line between love and hate. Everything depends on what lengths you’re willing to go to in order to cross the line.
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I have no clue what happened with Dane.
The last thing I remember is the night we graduated from high school.
Twelve years later, we’re both living in San Diego.
He can’t stand to look at me, and I can’t stand to stay away.
I have to know what he’s hiding, and I’ll stop at nothing to find out.
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The Rugby Player and the Safety
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Pushing him to the edge of no return has become my mission in life.
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Carson St. James
I detest my new teammate. The cocky, infuriating, obnoxious Australian rugby star, Colin Kearney, gets under my skin in every way imaginable. No wonder he got kicked out of his league. From the moment we met, he's occupied all my attention, so much so that we give in to one night to f*ck it out. When he kisses me on the nose at training camp, after I rake him over the coals, it sets off a chain reaction in me I can't come back from. And I don't know if I want to find my way back.
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The Center and the Former FBI Agent
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A mistaken identity. A child who feels like he never belonged. A lifetime of secrets comes crashing down. Find out what happens when family lies are exposed, hearts dare to love, and two men find the life they never expected to have.
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Mason Kennerly
My life has three rules. Keep your head down, protect the quarterback, and ignore all the things about my life that don’t add up. Football was a stable field with clear rules; family was a blur of clipped words and cold looks. Then a flood of social media tags shows me a man who could be my mirror image. British hockey player Axel Hughes. For the first time in my life, I step onto a plane, not because the play calls for it, but because I need to know who I am.
Thomas Kingsley
I thought I knew how to protect someone, but I wasn’t trained to guard the heart. I never expected to fall for a man, especially not the one who had become my best friend. As I help Mason unravel all the questions about his identity, I discover who I am while trying not to blur the lines with my feelings. Now I find myself falling for the one who makes me smile too easily, cries when anger turns to sorrow, and is determined to face the heartbreak head‑on. He’s the love I never thought I’d find, and the only person I’ve ever needed.
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