I want him to be my first.I want him to be the one.I want him to be my everything.I didn't expect to spend my eighteenth birthday stranded in the pouring rain with no way to make it home. I didn't expect to be rescued from the worst night of my life by the most amazing man I'd ever seen.His name is Nick, and he says he wants to take care of me, says he'll look after me, says I don't need to be alone anymore.He treats me like a princess, like the fragile little girl he saved from the cold. But I like him... I like him like that. I've never liked anyone like that before...And it's weird, this thing we have... It's like I can't decide how we're supposed to be... what we are... Until he says the words...Call me Daddy.

Inspired by his family experiences and his parents' paintings, a young boy creates four poems.

When a young man takes in an unfortunate vagrant, helping him clean up and get back on his feet, a special relationship begins to blossom between the two unlikely companions.

Daddy drives a big red tanker truck, and he's away on the road a lot. But once in a while, he's near enough to pick up his little boy from preschool. And today is one of those very special days!

Cass Adams comes from a long line of crazy, and she fears passing that on to her unborn child. Also, she’s run over Roland and Clay’s surprise half brother Britt, landing him in the hospital. With her inner demons coming out to haunt her, she doesn’t know if she should keep the baby. Clay Adams has his own decisions to make. His half brother shows up to tell him their father, Freddy, is still alive but needs a liver transplant. When Freddy blew out of town thirty-five years ago, secrets were buried. But it’s time for them to be dug up, because only then can Clay hope to lay the past to rest. Call Me Daddy is a story of family, the secrets they keep, and to what lengths someone would go to protect them. This sequel to They Call Me Crazy can be read as a standalone novel.

No one is supposed to know that college basketball star Steve is being physically abused by his father. No one is supposed to know that he's living in a trailer park on the verge of being homeless. No one is supposed to know that this tough guy is gay. Silver fox, Coach James has always kept his private life private. Getting a job as a basketball coach for this university is supposed to be a new beginning. Neither man expects to connect like they do. Neither man expects to build a loving and supporting relationship like they do. And neither man expects to fall in love like they do. But there are secrets that are being held that could destroy this promising steamy affair, secrets that belong only to Silver Daddy. * This short novel is part of the I Got You series, and can be read as a standalone as well. Contains hot steamy m/m sex. This book a 36,000-word novella. * May-December romance * Out for you romance Author Suggested Chronological Reading Order for the I Got You Series: * Call Me Big Daddy * Call Me Sugar Daddy * Call Me Silver Daddy * You Got Me * I Got You

Long before the events of Don’t Call Me Dirty, Hanao Kaji and Ryuuji Mita were close friends... When Ryuuji is left to raise his son Shouji as a single father, Hanao steps up to help him out. At first, their family life is happy and content, but Hanao's true feelings for Ryuuji become more and more difficult for him to ignore. The pressure of staying closeted eventually becomes too much to bear; Hanao leaves, choosing to run from his feelings and his fears of somehow “messing up” Shouji’s life when he starts getting teased at school for having two dads. Years later, when he comes home to care for his aging father and ends up advising Shouji on his blossoming relationship with Hama, Hanao realizes it's time to face his own past… and his future.

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This book was created over many years in an effort to illuminate the condition that has plagued the female gender since human creation. Over the years various aspects of life presenting itself fueled the stop and go efforts to present these stories. As life presented itself I have been blessed to accomplish many goals, and with the support from family and friends, Ive lived through the death of loved ones, and finally Ive grown to gather myself and present the experiences you are about to read.