Jude:
What do you do when you wake up with a hangover and find yourself in bed with your best friend's younger brother?
Who happens to be your new brother-in-law?
The man who drives you crazy.
The man who always skated by on fast-talk, good looks, and a bright smile.
The one who makes you want to break all the rules.
You hire him as your assistant, of course.
And pray you can keep your sanity.
And your hands off him.

Mason:
How do you prove you've changed?
That you're no longer the party-boy who always needed rescuing from his own mistakes—and boy you've made some big ones.
But no one needs to know your secrets.
You take a job with the one man who doesn't trust you.
Who's waiting for you to screw up.
You try and forget that one explosive night together.
Except you can't.
And to your shock...neither can he.

What do you do when the one man you can't imagine living with is the one you can't live without?

I had fewer releases last year and think 2021 is more than making up for it. Mr. Uptight will be releasing February 18th. It's the story of Jude Staubman, an closed off business man and Mason Reiner, the free-spirited younger brother of Jude's best friend. It's an enemies to lovers, best friend's younger brother, complete opposites attract story and i had a blast writing it.

Next up is The Right One, which if you belong to my FB reader group, you know I've been calling my Moody Asshole. This book is in edits right now and should be rady sometime in April.

And if that's not enough book news, I'm halfway trhough with another story about a grieving NYC detective who is only interested in a friends with benefits relationship with he cute next door neighbor who happens to fall in love with every guy he meets. We know where that's going to go, don't we?

That's all I have for now, but stay tuned for the cover reveal and pre-order of Mr. Uptight!

I'm working hard on a new series called Lost in New York, about men who have been unsuccessful in finding love. The first book is titled Fool for Love and will release sometime in early February. The main characters are Presley Dawson, antiques dealer and Nate Sherman securities lawyer. these two are exploive together but secrets may force them apart.

Benny DeMarco is the nicest guy you’ll ever meet. He works hard, takes care of his little sister, and pays the bills. Childhood bullies and an abusive stepfather invade his dreams, and at times he wishes life would grant him a do-over. Would he like a boyfriend? You bet. But Benny knows love isn’t for him. He’s been looked over, looked through, and looked past all his life. Even worse, the one guy he’s been in love with for almost two years is the biggest flirt who will sleep with anyone. Anyone except Benny.

Gino Acosta smiles to keep from crying. Everyone he meets tells him he’s beautiful and sexy, but Gino knows the truth. His outside may be perfect, but inside he feels dirty and unworthy. Bounced around as a child, he yearns for someone to love and a family to call his own. He hops from man to man, desperate to belong, believing the lies he’s told, but all he finds is a body for an hour or two. Things would be so different if only he knew—the man he’s searching for is waiting for him, right under his nose.

Benny starts dating the “perfect guy”and it’s okay if there’s no spark—that’ll happen eventually. Won’t it? Gino’s fast-paced modeling career has taken off, but once again, he’s trading his body for a dream. When Gino’s world explodes, Benny must fight for what and who he really wants. Gino must learn to trust what people tell him—that he’s got so much more to offer than a pretty face and a moment of pleasure.

If all your life you believe you’re nothing, how do you move past heartbreak and hardship to reach for everything?

Beyond the Surface, Betting on Forever and Second to None, narrated by Charlie David are now all available on audiobbook and available on Audible, Amazon and Apple.

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When Jesse Grace-Martin loses his father on 9/11, his charmed life is gone forever. People look menacing, and the streets no longer seem safe. After experiencing a brutal mugging, Jesse retreats to his apartment in the landmark Dakota building. Five years later, his first attempt to walk outside those famous gates again is a disaster—except for meeting the gorgeous maintenance worker who helps him through his crushing panic attack. Jesse can’t stop thinking about the guy but hesitates to reach out, knowing he has little to offer.

Dashamir Sadiko has big dreams. Money in the bank tops his list, and his glimpse into the life of the uber-wealthy at his job at the Dakota is all the incentive he needs. Struggling to work full-time and go to college, Dash desperately wants to break the cycle of poverty his parents had hoped to leave behind in Albania. When the two men become friends, Dash isn’t sure what to expect but can’t help his growing attraction to sweet and sexy Jesse. It’s nice to see how the other side lives, but his affections can’t be bought; Dash wants to be his own man.

Defying the Dakota’s co-op rules, the two share lunches, their hopes and dreams, and ultimately their hearts. Jesse slowly regains his courage, but he’s worried he’ll never be the person he once was and that he’s not good enough for Dash. And Dash isn’t convinced the son of poor immigrants has a place at the table with a blue-blood, trust-fund man. Jesse needs to realize that money can’t buy happiness and love, while Dash must learn to trust that what they have is real, that he’s more than Jesse’s walk on the wild side with an uptown guy.

Book two in the Heartsville series is almost here! 
First Light features one grumpy and swoony farmer, a lawyer who loves making pies and a bowl of whipped cream that ends up as body paint.