Overview

Trust Me:
“The only thing I care about is closing the deal.”

Milo Griffin is on the fast-track to success. He’s had three promotions in as many years at New York Atlantic, and he’s just one deal away from a coveted corner office. This deal won’t be like any of the others, though. He’ll have to travel up into the mountains and deal with the man who has rejected every offer that’s been put in front of him. Milo isn’t worried, though. He knows how to be persuasive. But he hasn’t met Jax Bryant.

“This land is a part of me. I’ll never sell.”

Jax Bryant has spent his whole life fighting. As a teenager in Brooklyn. As a Navy Seal fighting overseas. He’s always done the right thing—or tried to, at least. Now, though, he’s in the most difficult fight of his life. At stake? The land he calls home and the air he breathes. And Jax will do anything—anything—to defend it.

“We’re in this together now. We have to make this work.”

A snowstorm. A freak accident. An explosive first meeting between Milo and Jax leaves both of them wondering if they’re going to make it through the night. Being stuck together in a tiny cabin means they’ll both have to rely on the one thing that doesn’t come naturally to either of them - trust. But when Jax tries to show Milo what his company will do to the land, can he trust Milo to do the right thing?

Believe Me:
Drew Bryant isn’t looking for love. He doesn’t do relationships or commitment. Dating? Hard pass. So when his brother guilts him into participating in a charity auction date night, Drew is looking forward to it with the same sort of enthusiasm usually reserved for jury duty or community service. If it wasn’t for a good cause—and to get his brother off his back—Drew could think of a million other things he’d rather be doing. Especially when he sees the highest bidder.

Shane Gifford is pretty happy with his life. Mostly. Most of the time. Sure, there are a few things he might change if given the chance, but he has a good job, a nice apartment, and good friends. That’s enough to be thankful for, right? Until one of those good friends decides Shane needs to help out with an event at the LGBT center. That’s when everything in Shane’s mostly great life gets turned upside down.

One is straight, one is gay. One isn’t looking for love, the other doesn’t know what hit him. When Drew meets Shane, there’s no denying the instant chemistry between them. But what does it mean? How could it possibly go anywhere? Will one unexpected date be enough to make them both reconsider everything they think they know about themselves?

Choose Me:
Alex Bryant is chronically single. Not a problem most days, but for his high school reunion? Yeah, that’s a problem. All he needs is a tall, hot, devoted boyfriend who has the weekend free and can impress all of Alex’s old classmates. He isn’t looking for long-term. He isn’t looking for love. He just needs the perfect man for twenty-four hours. Is that too much to ask?

Caleb Reed has known Alex for most of his life. They’ve shared secrets and made memories that go back decades. Alex has been there for him through every up and down in Caleb’s life, so when Caleb gets a chance to do something big for Alex, he doesn’t think twice. Alex needs a date and Caleb has some time on his hands. Perfect. The only problem? Caleb is straight. But it’s only pretend and only for the weekend—and besides, that’s what friends are for, right?

A high school reunion. A fake date. No messy relationship to worry about the next day. Caleb and Alex are pretty sure it’s the perfect plan. But even the best-laid plans can go wrong. When a couple of practice dates lead to something neither man expected, can they go back to being just friends? Or will they be able to overcome their fears and take a chance on something more?

Keep Me:
Grayson Matthews has just landed in paradise. Okay, maybe it’s actually South Carolina, but it feels like it could be a world away from his fast paced life back in New York City. And even though he’s technically only on the trip to be the best man in his cousin’s wedding, Grayson fully intends to spend every available minute soaking up the sun and enjoying the nightlife. What he didn’t plan on? Finding romance. With a guy.

Jesse Crawford has seen it all from his position behind the bar at an upscale resort. He’s been hit on by men and women more times than he can count. He’s broken up fights. He’s seen couples fall in and out of love. But in all his years as a bartender, he’s never seen anyone like Grayson Matthews. How did this impossibly hot, sweet straight guy end up at Jesse’s bar? And single, too? Jesse might not be super religious, but it feels like his prayers may have just been answered.

Both men understand that this is just a fling. Just for this week. But when the week is over, will Grayson and Jesse really be able to say goodbye? Or will they take a chance that their week-long fling might actually be something more?