Chatterbox, your go-to celebrity gossip column has confirmed, and we’re thrilled to announce, all your fanpick dreams are officially coming true! America’s heartthrob, Jace Wilder, and Britain's bad boy, Lennox Rome, have been cast in the most anticipated movie adaption of the year, Iron Horizon, the based-on-true-events life story of the historic rock band duo of the same name. Jace Wilder, child star and veteran in the movie industry, has yet to make a statement about the controversial script but his publicist reports, “although this is unlike anything he’s ever done before he’s excited for this opportunity and hopes to do their story justice.” Lennox Rome, flew into the spotlight only two years ago after a massively viral Social Share video. His debut appearance on the big screen earned him his first Silver Screen nomination, ultimately stealing the coveted award for Best Actor away from his upcoming co-star Jace Wilder. He’s unfiltered, unpredictable, and we can’t get enough of him. The two A-listers couldn’t be any more opposite of each other but we can’t wait to see what sort of chemistry lights up on screen! As they say, sex, drugs, and rock n’ roll sell, and with these two, they could very well sell us anything.

A not-so-evil villain strikes a deal with a not-quite-perfect hero to fake a feud, boost their reputations . . . and try not to fall in love in the process—in this hilarious, tender, sexy, and outrageously fun romp that blends the humor of Assistant to the Villain with the unforgettable romance of Red, White, & Royal Blue and the cozy fantasy vibes of Legends & Lattes. Fake nemeses. It’s a dastardly plan that can’t go wrong… until love crashes the act. Nobody is more surprised than Cyrus to learn that he’s no longer considered the greatest villain in the land of Athaca. Sure, he’s lying about the fact that his magical power is making flowers grow. And maybe lately he’s spent more time embroidering pillowcases than tormenting the locals. But that doesn’t mean he’s ready to be yesterday’s evil news. Enter the hero Maximillian: the realm’s golden boy, complete with a blinding smile, chiseled abs, and an infuriating habit of spreading hope and joy. (Gross.) If Cyrus wants to be taken seriously, he’ll have to take this guy down. But Maximillian isn’t quite as perfect as he seems. When he proposes a scheme to fake an epic rivalry and increase their fame, Cyrus can’t resist. Stage the battles, soak up the spotlight, share the spoils—it’s a villainously good marketing plan. There’s just one hitch. Pretending to hate your nemesis becomes a lot harder when you start falling for them instead. Nemesis Mine is a wickedly funny, steamy, and big-hearted rom-com set in a cozy fantasy world, featuring: - An irreverent take on a fantasy kingdom for fans of Shrek and The Princess Bride - Enemies to reluctant allies to lovers (M/M) - A twist on fake hating/fake dating - Black cat/golden retriever energy - Dagger to the throat moments - Falling for the villain - “Touch him and you die”

Selling my virginity wasn’t how I saw my first week of college going. But after my parents cut me off, an offer from a gorgeous rich stranger doesn’t sound so bad. It’s only twenty-four hours and I’ll never have to see him again. Wrong. Much to my horror, the stranger is Oliver Godfrey, the captain of my fencing team. And as if that isn’t bad enough, his parents own half the city. There is no escape from him or the way he makes me feel. He’s everything I don’t want. And everything I need. A playboy like him shouldn’t look at me twice, so why is he ruining my life? But what Oliver wants, Oliver gets, and he wants me. He’s arrogant, possessive, and infuriatingly obsessed with me. This can’t work. His parents want him to marry an heiress so I can’t keep him. All I can have is stolen moments hidden in the dark. He's going to break my heart and I'm going to let him.

Theo Bestavros wasn’t supposed to be a footballer. He worked hard, got his game-winning moment and—failed. He’s determined to make the most of a second chance at the Brunswick Falcons. Jake Cunningham couldn’t have had a better start to his career. He’s the Falcons’ star small forward, a fan-favourite, and a constant headline. He loves his team, loves the game, and has no intention of being the first AFL player to come out. Jake and Theo get off on the wrong foot, but stumble into friendship—and then something that looks a lot like dating. But Jake doesn’t want to come out, and Theo doesn’t want to jeopardise his second chance.

If growing up is hard, becoming an actual adult is even harder, and the transition between the two can, at times, seem like a minefield. Cory is just an average 18-year-old nerd who plays video games and reads comic books. Well, mostly average. He’s also gay, in the closet, and into some pretty kinky stuff. Sure, his only outlet is the internet and his left hand, but with college right around the corner, he figures his secret is safe… Right? Except Cory’s two best friends, Derek and Nic, recently found out about that secret. And just like a lot of teenage boys, they decide to think with their groins and take advantage of the situation. With the internet as their guide, they formulate a plan to train Cory into being their personal submissive plaything. As they learn more about themselves, each other, and the kinky world of BDSM, Cory, Derek, and Nic may also discover that romance can bloom in the most unexpected of places.