by Avery Ford
But as Dylan and Brad find out, there’s only a thin line between love and hate. Will they discover how much they mean to one another before it’s too late?
HATE/Love is a steamy, standalone gay romance novel, with a happily ever after ending and no cliffhangers.
Fake Groom by Avery Ford
Lane is bored with his life. It’s a good life, and comfortable, but he misses the excitement and spice of his first song royalties check and the thrill of opening his rental business. He wants to do something spectacular, something to change up the same old routine – and if he’s honest, he wants someone to do it with.
Roman is a rolling stone. Since he left home at eighteen he’s been on the move with the SEALs, and since he’s left the service, he’s been across the country, bunking with friends and trying to figure out what the heck he wants out of life. He could go back home… but he’s never quite fit in amongst his high rolling family’s glitz and glam. He wants something else – something more real.
When Roman rolls into town to visit his friend Brad, he doesn’t expect to stay for more than a few weeks. But the guy next door is cute – even if Roman has never properly dated a man before. He’s just contemplating asking Lane out when he receives word that his grandfather has passed – leaving behind a tidy fortune and the stipulation that Roman must be married before receiving any of it.
Lane wants adventure. Roman wants stability. Will a marriage of convenience lead both of them to something even more powerful – love?
Fake Groom is a a steamy, standalone gay romance novel, with a happily ever after ending and no cliffhangers. It is set in the same world as HATE/Love.
Baby Makes Three by Avery Ford:
Craig has it all – a beautiful fiancée, a bank account full of money, and the promise of a life full of open doors and boundless opportunity. So why does he feel so empty?
As the only single man in his friend group, Jack submits to his friends’ matchmaking efforts with good humor. But he can’t tell them that the reason he’s been so lackluster is because he’s got a crush on a straight man.
When Craig finds out that his ex-girlfriend hid their child from him, his perfect life comes tumbling down. With his ex in rehab and his fiancée bowing out before they even make it to the ceremony, Craig is left with a baby to take care of and an offer from a new friend to crash in his spare room while he wraps his head around everything.
Only, the more Craig gets to know Jack, the more he wants something more than friendship from him. And in a world that’s spinning out of control, questioning his sexuality could be a lifeline – or an added weight to sink him down.
