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Word Count: 86003
Character Identities: Bisexual
Summary: AJ's Fire is a slow burn, double bi-awakening, best friends to lovers, low-angst story that features two firefighters who think they'll spend the rest of their lives as each other's best wing men until their pesky feelings and confusing attraction get in the way.
Word Count: 80000
Character Identities: Gay
Summary: The Horsemen of the Apocalypse have been summoned once more, but before Conquest can bring humanity to its knees, his love for a broken Angel may bring Conquest to his. As the first Horseman, Conquest has one task: bring complete chaos to the Earthly Dimension and pave the way for his brethren—War, Famine, and Death. It’s been a long time since the rider of the white horse has been on Earth, and he looks forward to bringing back the balance, one murder at a time. He has no love for the Heavens, and he has no use for a baby Angel that is weaker even than a mortal, until a sinister plan takes shape in his mind. For as long as Raziel can remember, all of Heaven has shunned him—after all, he’s an Angel without access to his Power. When he’s given a task well beyond his abilities, he finds himself thrown into the path of a Horseman who seems determined to make him question everything he’s ever known. He should be terrified and nothing more, but instead … he feels something for which he doesn’t even have a name. Soon, Conquest and Raziel find themselves standing between Heaven and Hell, the lines between good and evil starting to blur, and loyalties being stretched and twisted. Conquest begins to realize that Raziel may hold the key to the future of Earth, and if Conquest doesn’t keep his Angel close, more than just his heart might be at stake. After millennia of war, will an Angel cast aside by Heaven be the first Horseman’s undoing? Content warnings: Religious themes, extreme violence, gore, and others. Please see the full list at the front of the book. Arachnophobia warning: There is also a dog-sized pet spider named Paul who just wants to be loved. This is a paranormal romance that contains a HFN filled with snark and morally questionable characters.
Word Count: 112000
Character Identities: Gay
Summary: It all began with the kiss of Death. Abaddon, the Destroyer, right hand of Lucifer, has returned from the dead with one thing on his mind: revenge on the Horseman who kept him from taking back what is his. But spending time alone with Death has awakened something between them, resulting in an experience that he enjoys more than revenge. The natural conclusion is to keep doing it, of course. He never planned on his heart getting involved with a Horseman he can’t even touch. Death is the fourth Horseman of the Apocalypse, arriving only when the end is near. The Apocalypse he and his brothers were summoned for this time is over, lost when they lost one of their own, but the stakes are higher now than ever before. It isn’t just Earth that’s at risk; the fate of existence now hangs in the balance, with a power-hungry God ready to unleash a new world order. Death cannot touch another and has resigned himself to spending his existence alone, until a kiss changes everything for him. When Abaddon returns, and they pick up right where they left off, Death doesn’t fight the attraction that spirals out of control faster than they can keep up with it. Death cannot feel Abaddon’s skin against his own, but Abaddon breaks so beautifully under him anyway, taking everything that he can give and asking for more. Abaddon had never imagined that he would love anyone or fall so hard, so fast. Death had never imagined that he would find someone to walk beside him, someone to call his own. Time is running out for them, and if they don’t find a way to push back against the powers vying for them, all will be lost. The last Apocalypse is coming, and no one is safe. Death is the fourth and final book in the Four Horsemen series. This book is not a standalone and must be read in order. You have been warned. Content warnings: religious themes, extreme violence, gore, blood play, masochism, and others listed inside. Arachnophobia warning: There is also a dog-sized pet spider named Paul who just wants to be loved. Death is a paranormal MM romance featuring morally questionable characters, unrequited hate, Angels, Demons, Horsemen of the Apocalypse, snark and plenty of banter.
Word Count: 90000
Character Identities: Gay
Summary: A fallen angel with a broken heart. The Horseman who rejected him. A love that can destroy them both. Punished for choosing love over faith, the Archangel of Kindness emerged from a century of confinement enshrined in darkness, a shell of his former self. Rejected by the very Being for whom he sold his soul, the last threads of his sanity were stripped away. He became Lucifer, the King of Hell. Famine’s choices have only ever caused suffering for those he loves. As the third Horseman of the Apocalypse, he is tasked with bringing plague and hunger to the Earth. But guilt nips at his heels as he blames himself for what Lucifer has become. He’s certain keeping his distance is the only way he can ensure Lucifer falls no further. But together or apart, on the same side or not, it doesn’t matter. They are forever bound, forced to endure a never-ending loop of anguish. Betrayed and surrounded by new threats, they find themselves relying on each other while battling their own demons. But soon a choice must be made: allow their love to destroy them both or embrace it before the world ends. Famine is the third book in the Four Horsemen series. This book is not a standalone and must be read in order. Content Warnings: Religious themes, extreme violence, gore, and others. Arachnophobia warning: There is also a dog-sized pet spider named Paul who just wants to be loved. Famine is a paranormal, second chance, lovers-to-enemies-to-lovers, MM romance filled with snark and morally questionable characters. It ends with a HFN and a mild plot cliffhanger.
Word Count: 97687
Character Identities: Demisexual, Gay
Summary: Josh Marchetti-Gordon is an average college student who loves to play the field and party with his best friend. He's hooked up with closeted guys before, even a few closeted athletes, so what makes this one so special? Find out when Josh meets shy but determined hockey phenom Campbell Ryan in Josh's Play, Book Four in the Hampstead Valley Series.
Word Count: 112,660
Character Identities: Gay
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Word Count: 90000
Character Identities: Gay
Summary: The second Horseman, an Archangel, and a forbidden love. Everything hangs in the balance. As second Horseman of the Apocalypse, it is War’s duty to fan the flames of destruction started by Conquest. But the answer to a profound mystery about himself—proof of a connection that goes to the very heart of who he is—changes everything. Uriel, the Archangel of Diligence, must defeat War and stop the Apocalypse from coming to fruition. He won’t allow anything to throw him off course, especially not the Horseman he’d always thought was his opposite—and his enemy—in every way. Thrown together by circumstances beyond their control, War and Uriel are forced to confront a past they’d both been running from. Faced with challenges, betrayal, and the war brewing between Heaven and Hell, they have a choice to make. Fire and ice were never meant to fall in love, but it isn’t only the bond between them at stake: their very existence—and the existence of the world—hangs in the balance. War is the second book in the Four Horsemen series. This book is not a standalone and must be read in order. Content Warnings: Religious themes, extreme violence, gore, and others. Arachnophobia warning: There is also a dog-sized pet spider named Paul who just wants to be loved. War is a paranormal, enemies-to-lovers, MM romance filled with snark and morally questionable characters. It ends with a HFN and a mild plot cliffhanger.
