Jason Collins

It’s normal for your new boss to ask you to be his fake boyfriend at the interview, right? When I arrive at the run-down vineyard for a bartending job, I’m not expecting a man like Ethan Carrington to answer the door. Tall, chiseled, and passionate, the man is sex on legs, and he offers me more than bar work. Ethan wants me to pretend to be his boyfriend to impress investors. I’m reluctant, but I need the money, and there are many perks to working with the drop-dead gorgeous man in charge. The job is fun, the benefits are excellent, and Ethan is charming and intriguing. I can pretend to be his boyfriend, no problem. That’s all this an arrangement we’ll both benefit from. So why can’t I stop fantasizing about him? We’re surrounded by wine, and all I want to do is offer Ethan a private tasting. He's gorgeous, and he just gave me the best Climax I’ve ever had. Well, at least that was the name of the sample drink he prepared for me during the interview. He's good with his hands, but I have my eye on more than just his cocktails. I used to be all about living fast and spending money, but those days came to a screeching halt when my wealthy father gave me an prove my skills by flipping an old vineyard and turning a profit, or he’ll cut me off. The vineyard needs renovations from the ground up, but investors aren’t willing to part with their money. They want proof that I’m good with long-term commitments. A stable boyfriend would do the trick. All my dreams come true when Brett shows up. Sexy and irresistible, he’s more than capable behind a bar, but I have something crazier in mind. If his acting is as good as his bartending, he’s perfect fake boyfriend material. The question is, what happens when it stops being an act? Things are heating up, and I’m not sure if we’re still pretending. Note to This is a sweet and steamy MM romance with a heat level of 10.

There’s nothing safe about Cole Stratton.He’s straight, untouchable, and carved from grit—the last distraction I need while trying to wrangle a wedding in the middle of cowboy country.One, he’s not into men. And two, he’s a rancher who carries silence like a loaded gun.Three weeks on Cole’s land, planning his sister’s wedding while he watches me like I don’t belong. He’s the kind of man who owns half the valley but still ropes cattle. And Amber? Full-blown bridezilla. I’m just trying to survive without getting trampled—or buried in roses.But Cole’s always there—solid, smoldering, and close enough to touch. Just being near him feels like a risk.Get too close, and I might not walk away in one piece.The rules were be the good son, marry the right girl, run the family ranch.But things didn’t go according to plan.Now I’m divorced, chasing redemption, and determined to prove I’m worthy of the billion-dollar empire my father built. No mistakes. No distractions.Then my sister drags home a flashy wedding planner from the city who turns my land into a fairytale circus. Dylan Reid is bold, stubborn, and impossible to ignore.The tension between us crackles. Charged glances, tight restraint. The way he looks at me like I’m not coming undone. Dylan wasn’t in the plan. Not even close.But out here, with temptation riding shotgun and my grip slipping, rules have never felt so meaningless.This is the first book in the Western Oath series. It can be read as a standalone with no cliffhanger.

EVERETT: My sister’s boyfriend has a twin, and he has me seeing double. When I show up to dinner with my sister, her boyfriend, and his twin brother Will, I find myself wanting what I can’t have. Will’s just as hot as he was back in high school, but we’re coworkers at a startup now—I have to keep it professional. The problem? He’s only gotten better with age, and he’s giving me his undivided attention. He says he’s straight, but our straight siblings are playing matchmaker. Now Will and I are sharing a twin bed, and my crush is getting bigger. My sister and I couldn’t be more different, but our boyfriends are identical. WILL: My brother and I might look alike, but Everett has no trouble telling us apart. A lot has changed since high school, especially Everett. He’s not the nerdy guy I remember. He’s a skilled engineer I can’t help but admire, and now I’m the one with a crush. Our chemistry isn’t engineered, and when it boils over, it’s going to sizzle. He’s the first man I’ve ever looked at this way, but that’s not stopping me. He thinks we’re worlds apart, but he forgets how determined a former linebacker can be. I’m taking a chance on Everett—he just needs to meet me halfway. I guess you could say my twin and I have similar tastes. Note to readers: This is an extra spicy standalone MM romance, heat level 10. Readers can expect several steamy scenes that will leave you gasping.

Faking it is what I do best.Hollywood directors pay me to slip into any role and make it look effortless.Undercover on a Montana ranch—that’s how I’m prepping for my next film. No cameras, no autographs, no one looking twice at the actor trying to play cowboy.I thought I could handle it—until I met Levi Stratton, the rugged rancher who makes stepping into character harder than it’s ever been.I’m here to learn the ropes, then vanish. Not fall for someone like Levi, with his slow smile and a way of making me forget who I’m pretending to be. Every second I stay, I risk losing more than just a role.The lie could ruin everything.The truth could ruin me.Cameron Miller is hiding something. I can feel it.When he shows up at Stratton Ranch, he acts like he’s ready to take on the world—even if he doesn’t have a clue what he’s doing. He’s stubborn, reckless, and carrying something he’s trying too hard to outrun.I’m supposed to be focused on Big Sky Rescue. Building something real.Not getting dragged off course by someone who doesn’t belong out here.I should walk away and stick to the life I’ve built.But every time Cameron looks at me, it gets harder to remember why I’m supposed to keep my distance.Because somehow, he’s already closer than I ever meant to let him be.This is the second book in the Western Oath series. It can be read as a standalone with no cliffhanger.

ELLIOT: Romance is one thing – obedience is another. After almost crashing my car in the Alaskan wilderness, I wake up in the muscled arms of one of the locals. He’s a rugged pilot bringing supplies to my research station, but he’s got more than work on his mind. His eyes tell me he likes giving orders. And I like taking them. Caleb is the most intense man I’ve ever met. When his plane breaks down and traps us together, his untamed dominance emerges. I’m his, and he knows it. And he demands total submission. We’re trapped together, but it won’t last forever. He’s a beast of a man, and I’m in his grip. CALEB: If he wants to survive out here, he’ll do as I say. I’m divorced, straight, and single, but those labels disappear when I see Elliot. He’s soft and innocent—and I have him all to myself. He’s not a pushover, but surviving in Alaska is no easy task. He needs a strong pair of hands to show him the ropes. Elliot awakens something in me. The desire to dominate him, to bend him to my will and hear him beg for more makes me feel alive. And I love it. I’m a hardened man with a sturdy body, but as much as I bury it, part of me wants to spoil him—and have him scream my name all night. Doesn’t matter that Elliot’s a man; he’s the only one I want in my cockpit. In the wilderness, what I say goes. This is the first book in the Submission series. It can be enjoyed as a standalone with no cliffhanger. Readers can expect an extra-spicy MM romance with several steamy scenes. Heat level: 10.

CONNOR: I’m snowed in with him, and he demands submission. I manage models, so I spend all day around beautiful people. But when a sudden blizzard snows us into a luxury lodge before a photoshoot, I’m no longer in control. Our beast of a pilot takes charge of the situation—and of me. He knows what he’s doing, and what he wants. Grayson looks strong enough to bench press these models. When I push his buttons, he pushes me straight into bed. But we have a real problem: if this photoshoot is ruined, the trip will be a bust, and my career will be in jeopardy. Grayson has the iron will and steel grip to keep the crew together, but the clock is ticking. And the ropes around my wrists are getting tighter. GRAYSON: Connor has one shot at this week, and I’m ready to fire. I fly a bunch of models up to Denali for a shoot, and one little blizzard has them rattled. Their manager is out of his element. He’s vulnerable. Even with all the models in the room, I can’t tear my eyes off him. So maybe I’ll tear his clothes off instead and teach him what it means to be managed. I’ll dial up the pressure until he begs me to stop. He’ll heed my words by day, and bend to my will by night. And the winter brings some long, hard nights. Alaskan blizzards are harsh, and if Connor wants this to go well, he needs to give up control. Or I might just take it. This is the third book in the Submission series. It can be enjoyed as a standalone with no cliffhanger. Readers can expect an extra spicy MM romance with several steamy scenes that will leave you gasping.

DANIEL: I’m out of the fire, but I might still get burned. After being pulled from the flames, I wake up in a giant-sized bed with no clue as to how I got there. When the man of my dreams walks in smelling like cinder and smoke, he sets the record straight. The cabin fire was my fault, and he saved my life. Now he wants me to follow his orders. Running my mouth usually gets me in trouble, but this giant knows how to deal with my sharp tongue. Wes wants to control me, and as much as I like to act out, submission is sweeter. I’m spending the rest of my trip in this bear’s den. I came here to rough it, but I didn’t know Wes would be the biggest beast around. He might just break me. But maybe I want to be broken. WES: I took him into my arms and under my will. I don’t usually bring people to my bed after rescuing them, but there’s something different about Daniel. He’s not helpless, but he needs guidance. Something about him stokes a fire in me, and I’m eager to let it burn. Daniel wants a taste of life deep in the Alaskan mountains. He’s in over his head, and damned if I can’t resist telling him what to do. He sparks something primal in me—an urge to dominate. And Daniel couldn’t be a more willing subject. He might not know it yet, but he's already mine. I’m going to hold him so close it might burn. Daniel’s a wildfire, but that’s what I’m trained to control. This is the second book in the Submission series. It can be enjoyed as a standalone with no cliffhanger. Readers can expect an extra spicy MM romance with several steamy scenes.