Kris Ripper

When Declan meets Sidney--a popular nonbinary YouTuber with an advice show--an opportunity presents itself: as part of The Love Study, Declan will go on a series of dates arranged by Sidney and report back on how the date went in the next episode. The dates are sort of blah. It's not Sidney's fault; the folks participating are (mostly) great people, but there is no chemistry there. Maybe Declan's just broken. Or maybe the problem is that the only...

This arrangement is either exactly what they need--or a total disaster Oscar is a grouch. That’s a well-established fact among his tight-knit friend group, and they love him anyway. Jack is an ass. Jack, who’s always ready with a sly insult, who can’t have a conversation without arguing, and who Oscar may or may not have hooked up with on a strict no-commitment, one-time-only basis. Even if it was extremely hot. Together, they’re a bickering,...

One moment, the future is wide open. In the next, everything goes dark. When Beccs loses a pregnancy, everything freezes. The past is irrelevant. The future has vanished. All she can do is go numb, even if it means she can't make any decisions about where to go from here, even if she can barely look at her best friend. Adam has no idea what to do. Is he supposed to pretend he isn't wrecked by the miscarriage? Because he is. Is he supposed to pretend...

Emerson Robinette only leaves his apartment to get laid and go to work. Having MS-and trying to pretend he doesn't-makes everything more complicated, especially his fantasies of coming on strong and holding a guy down. Finding a partner who'll explore that with him isn't Emerson's idea of a realistic goal. Until a chance meeting with a hipster on a bus makes him reconsider. Obie is happy, open-hearted, and warm; what's more, he gets his kicks being...

The more things change, the more they stay the same. And that goes double for New Year's at the beach house. Molly's at the beach house for the first time in years and she's got a lot on her mind. She wants a more stable career than the one she has, but that might involve going back to school (which she swore she'd never do). It also might involve imposing more regularly on her...friends in London. Which might be fine? But what if seeing each other...

The most damaging secrets are the ones you don't even realize you're keeping. Truman has been married for almost five years. He loves his husband, their boyfriend, his job, and his life. So how is it possible that he's been unfaithful? How did he let a harmless crush turn into…this? Hugh is shocked. Angry. Numb. He has no intention of getting divorced, but no idea how to fix his relationship. And Truman isn't the only one who's been less than...

Just like Thelma and Louise, but with more boinking, and less dying at the end. Bored freelancer Doc has lousy taste in men. The most recent example steals his computer and ties him to his bed, which is where his bestie Rowe finds him. An hour later Doc's riding shotgun in Bertha-the-ancient-vehicle on the way to Los Angeles, where Rowe's about to start his Real Life As An Actor. Since life after Rowe leaves will be all diplomatic client emails...

Justin Simos knows a few things for sure: he's gay, he's an unrepentant jerk, and he's in love with his best friend, and his best friend's girlfriend. Alex and Jamie aren't like other people. They aren't fazed by his moods. They laugh at his critical analysis of nineties cinema. They definitely want to have sex with him (... again), and Jamie wants a go at him with her favorite flogger. Despite the fact that they're perfect together, they want him...

What does it mean to have a family? Singer and Lisa Thurman did everything right for their entire childhood. Their mother wanted a perfect life, and they knew how to fit that vision. Then they grew up. Singer came out of the closet and Lisa joined a cult. Singer and his partner are adopting a son. Unfortunately, all that practice being the perfect child didn't prepare Singer to be a merely adequate father. Lisa's just trying to get through the day....

Cameron Rheingold is the kind of guy who takes a book to a bar. He's a loner by nature, but he has to engage with the community to keep his movie theater business afloat. When two young men stay after a Cary Grant film to chat, Cameron thinks he might have made some new friends-but their interest is more than friendly. Josh is charismatic, and every smile is a little bit seductive. Keith is sweet and kind, with a core of steel Cameron can sense even...