Books By Chance Christopher & Bella Liddell
Word Count: 105,000
Character Identities: Gay
Summary: How do you ask the biggest pop star in the Western world on a date? When Kai “The Train” Reinhart, star defensive end for the Miami Cyclones, tells his teammate that he has a crush on Sterling Grayson, it’s just a joke. A drunken slip of the tongue, if you will. An innocent comment turns into the biggest adventure (or headache?) of Kai’s life when he gets a call from Sterling’s personal assistant’s assistant, asking if he wants to get on a private jet and fly out and meet Sterling in person. It’s more than a little crazy, because Sterling Grayson isn’t just a hot guy—he’s a superstar. A superstar with a legion of crazy, obsessed fans (the #Graylings), a staff the size of an army, zero privacy, and a world tour that’s keeping him just slightly busy. Wherever Sterling goes, he ignites a firestorm of publicity. From the sun-drenched seaside of Miami to the Cliff Walk in Newport, from Los Angeles to London, the paparazzi are never more than a few clever steps behind. As Kai navigates complicated personal drama on and off the field, he also has to contend with the less-savory realities of being Sterling Grayson’s significant other, like homophobic protesters, jealous teammates, and the pervasive worry that maybe Sterling’s deepest feelings are hidden behind way too many walls to overcome. Kai may be “football famous,” but he’s a fairly normal guy. Down-to-earth, loves his family. Loves his privacy. Loving Sterling might mean giving that last one up completely. Over the course of a year, Kai’s going to learn how to woo the complicated man behind the mega-star. Or, at the very least, he’s going to learn the subtle, but explosive art of creating a media sensation. Readers should note this book contains graphic adult content, as well as scenes of domestic violence (side characters) that some readers may find triggering.
Word Count: 102,000
Character Identities: Bisexual, Gay
Summary: You fell in love with Caleb in the best-selling THE STRANGER series... now read all about his life in the hottest gay cam house on the World Wide Web! Caleb is living his best life—he's young, stupidly hot, and insanely popular with the West Hollywood trade. But Caleb's moving to Sin City and turning over a new leaf as the freshest face at BoysTown, the premier subscription site for hot young cam boys. Being a BoysTown boy comes with amazing privileges: a new car, fawning adulation from thousands of horny dudes, and more cash than Caleb EVER saw working as a waiter. But there's a whole other side to the BoysTown experience: interactions with creeps, weird roommates, having cameras record your every move 'round the clock, and the crippling doubts one gets about selling their body to pervs for fat stacks. It's still mostly fun and games being a real live plaything in the BoysTown menagerie until a complication enters in the form of one buff, tattooed hunk of a roomie named Josh. Caleb is flooded with confusing feelings that, for the first time, aren't just lust. Love doesn't happen when you're streaming 24/7, does it? Will Caleb fall victim to the siren song of cash, sex, and low-level internet fame? Or is something bigger (and more meaningful) just beyond the horizon, big as the Nevada sky?
Word Count: 72,000
Character Identities: Gay
Summary: Westing House stood as a testament to the passage of time. Nestled in a quiet, overgrown garden, its once-stately facade bore scars of age. Faded paint peeled off in delicate layers, revealing weathered wood beneath. The roof, adorned with timeworn shingles, was pitted and sunken from years of elemental exposure. For Alex, Westing House represents a new beginning. Eighteen years old and fresh from a cruel and uncaring foster system, he’s suffered plenty of setbacks in his short life. But a job as the caretaker for a dilapidated historic house is the perfect opportunity for him to start anew. To get some money in his pocket and have a place to call his own, even if it’s just for a year. His tentative hopefulness is shattered by the arrival of several creepy messages and presents from someone who signs themselves only as “X.” This person knows everything about Alex, and they want it all—all his deepest, darkest secrets. His body. His heart. When the messages shift from uncomfortably romantic to menacing, where will Alex turn? He’s lucky to have Gabe in his life. A tall, handsome firefighter with the Emberford FD, he sweeps into Alex’s world just in time to catch wind of the monster that haunts Westing House. Gabe is strong, brave, and fiercely protective. But it may be the case that even Gabe can’t save Alex from the entity that wants Alex all to themselves… on pain of death. Will Gabe be able to save Alex from the faceless evil that pursues him? Or will their love go up in flames, along with Alex’s sanity? THOSE WHO FAVOR FIRE is a terrifying dark romance with adult themes. Readers should be warned of scenes containing graphic violence and peril. Discretion is advised.
Word Count: 30,000
Character Identities: Gay
Summary: From Book 1: What do you get when you add a bratty gym-bro, a no-nonsense personal trainer who's had ENOUGH, and a couple of Ace bandages? Dallas has a lifestyle that any guy in West Hollywood would envy: he’s a hot, moderately-successful actor with the drive to get what he wants. He attains at least one of those wants—a great body—at University Fitness, the most exclusive gym in the Valley. Leo, Dallas’s personal trainer, is a hardass with a tight ass. He’s exacting and demanding… oh, and not to mention gorgeous. He’s also seriously pissed at Dallas for running late and slacking off on his workout. And when Leo is angry, he’s gonna make Dallas pay. What ensues is a trip to sensual limbo where the lines between pain and pleasure, punishment and reward are blurred in the best way possible. It’s going to be a session that Dallas will never forget. THE SESSION is an 18+ erotic short with adult themes. It features graphic scenes of consensual BDSM activities with medium-impact play, choking, and verbal abuse. Reader discretion is advised.
