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Master Braden's Houseboy
Reece was a guitar player and a singer at his grandfather's pub in Dublin until someone betrays his secret. Once he was a happy and carefree young man, who finds himself on the streets and homeless. He meets a handsome stranger, who gives him hope that the world still has people with compassion, until he discovers the man may have compassion, but he is no softie. Conner hires Reece as his houseboy. Much to his shock, Conner Braden isn't only a garda (Irish police officer), but he is also a Dom! The two men are complete opposites, but that doesn't stop Reece from wanting to win his heart. What happens when Master Braden blurs the lines between employer and Dom when Reece is his employee?
The Runaway Gypsy Boy
Twenty-year-old Daniel Serban loses his dancing job and threats of being outed to his family force him to flee Limerick, Ireland. Daniel fears his father and the other gypsy men will force him to marry his betrothed, or bring bodily harm to him for being gay. As chance would have it, he ends up in Cleary's Pub, a gay leather bar in Galway where he meets the grouchy, ginger-bear Ronan O'Riley. Daniel had no idea how much meeting the Dom would transform his life. Ronan O'Riley has been unable to move on since the death of his sub a year ago, that is until a troubled gypsy boy steps into Cleary's. Ronan's lonely existence is about to change. Can Ronan convince Daniel to trust him or will Daniel's fears of his past ruin any chance of a relationship? Unexpected heated attraction in the barn ignites their relationship to move forward. Though the two men have many of the same dreams, Daniel's secrets and Ronan's need to gain Daniel's trust are just a few of the many challenges they must overcome if they are to be together.
The Runaway Gypsy Boy
Twenty-year-old Daniel Serban loses his dancing job and threats of being outed to his family force him to flee Limerick, Ireland. Daniel fears his father and the other gypsy men will force him to marry his betrothed, or bring bodily harm to him for being gay. As chance would have it, he ends up in Cleary's Pub, a gay leather bar in Galway where he meets the grouchy, ginger-bear Ronan O'Riley. Daniel had no idea how much meeting the Dom would transform his life. Ronan O'Riley has been unable to move on since the death of his sub a year ago, that is until a troubled gypsy boy steps into Cleary's. Ronan's lonely existence is about to change. Can Ronan convince Daniel to trust him or will Daniel's fears of his past ruin any chance of a relationship? Unexpected heated attraction in the barn ignites their relationship to move forward. Though the two men have many of the same dreams, Daniel's secrets and Ronan's need to gain Daniel's trust are just a few of the many challenges they must overcome if they are to be together.
Family Ties
Ben believes he finally has his happily ever after ending but learns how wrong he is. Living in California gives Ben love, opportunities, and acceptance. However, he isn't as safe as he thinks. The Banetti family persists in interfering, causing problems in his marriage and for the Chernovs. Ben's family threatens to shatter his happiness down many notches. Maybe one too many times, destroying everything he's worked for. Mishka Chernov achieves his dream to end all family ties to criminal operations in New York materializes. Ben and Mishka begin a new life in California surrounded by the Chernov family. He acquires a legitimate business and finds himself in college. Family Ties is about the continuation of two mobsters' gay sons' series. Ben and Mishka realize their love and marriage will always cause problems between their two mafia families, one Russian, the other Italian, but they fight for their love. This story is book three in the Mobsters' Gay Sons Series. MM romance that follows an established relationship.
Clancy's Collar
Clancy gave his heart and soul to Master Clarke for two years, even when he had to share him with another sub. But his devotion was not enough to prevent his Dom from discarding him like garbage and replacing him with a younger sub. Broken and lost, Clancy finds shelter and comfort in Master Dunn, who helps him heal and look for a new Dom. When Master Flanagan learns Clancy is free from his former Dom, he makes his move, but he faces resistance from some of his ex-subs and ex-boys who refuse to accept he is moving on without them. Clancy meets a handsome Dom who shares his interests, but he soon realizes he is not the only one who wants to be collared by Liam Flanagan.
Broken Trust
Twenty-two-year-old Brett Dalton awakens to find himself dumped in a cheap hotel with a strange man. During his move from Dublin to Galway, his so-called friend Sean abandons him again to fend for himself. Brett doesn't know what to do or where to go without transportation. He needs to find a job immediately. After making a phone call to Master Cleary, the Dom he met at BSDM Camp, Brett starts hitchhiking to Cleary's Pub for a job. A torrential rainstorm completely washes out the road leading to Galway, but though London born, the luck of the Irish is with Brett and handsome, thirty-year-old Darragh McGregor offers him a ride. These two don't know it yet, but they desperately need each other. Brett's search for a Dom has left him abused and abandoned and Darragh is lonely and longing for a sub. They run into some bumps along the road, including the reappearance of a dangerous acquaintance, but there is nothing they can't overcome together.
Master Cleary's Boys
Desperate to escape the clutches of an increasingly sadistic and abusive Dom, Kevin and Jack seize their opportunity to escape and runaway to Galway. They shave their heads and do their best to avoid being detected while searching for a new Dom who is prepared to take them on as a package deal. Their running leads them to Cleary's Pub--a bar full of leather-clad Doms and subs, owned and run by Master Cleary. Master Cameron Cleary was in need of a new sub--it had been far too long since he'd had a boy in his life. Each night as he ran his pub filled with leather-clad Doms, accompanied by their subs, he became more aware of how solitary his life had become. That is, until two young cousins turned up one night looking for work, a place to stay, and more intriguingly, a Dom who would take them both. Something about their recently shaved heads and skittish demeanor stirred his interest and protective nature. But did he want two subs, and was he prepared to deal with whatever trouble these boys were hiding? Can be read as a standalone.
Taming Emilio
Physically battered and emotionally abused Emilio races out of the cheap motel room naked and swears he'll never return to that line of work. He fears his pimp Marco and the Russian punishers. Rafe tells Kaden about Emilio, but not quite everything. Kaden picks Emilio to be his protectee. He warns Emilio that if he breaks security rules, he'll discipline him with a belt, but that doesn't stop Emilio from accepting Kaden as his protector. Unfortunately, misunderstandings, lies, and shortcomings on both of their parts threaten to take away the one thing Emilio and Kaden each need more than anything else: each other.
Buried Secrets
When Alek Belanov loses his family at four years old, his Russian mobster uncle raises him. Now, at twenty-two, Alek wants nothing more than to find out who murdered his family and why. After Alek gets out of prison for a crime he didn't commit, his uncle sends him away to the Gay Protection Society, claiming Alek's life is in danger. Sexy Rafe Escobar is the head of the secret Gay Protection Society, and he chooses Alek as his personal charge. Rafe warns Alek that if he breaks security rules, he will discipline him. Alek has some slip-ups here and there, but he adores his protector and wishes to please him in every way. Alek quickly finds his place among the other men who seek shelter and those who guard them. What was supposed to be a haven becomes a group on the run as security breaches and threats force them to move from town to town. Is Rafe and Alek's relationship strong enough to withstand the secrets and deceptions of people trying to destroy them?
