College Try Series by Steve Milton

Ben's dorm mate Stanley is famous. He tested off the charts on the college placement tests, he excels at any sport he tries, and he lookes like a chiseled blond model. But he's staying in the dorms for Christmas, because he just came out to his parents and it didn't go over well. Stanley seemed so unapproachable, but when he's alone with him, Ben finds the courage to finally talk to this godlike creature... moreBen's dorm mate Stanley is famous. He tested off the charts on the college placement tests, he excels at any sport he tries, and he lookes like a chiseled blond model. But he's staying in the dorms for Christmas, because he just came out to his parents and it didn't go over well. Stanley seemed so unapproachable, but when he's alone with him, Ben finds the courage to finally talk to this godlike creature. Behind his intelligence, his kindness, and his looks, Stanley has problems of his own, but he's always sure to spread joy and Christmas cheer to those he cares about, and he'll do anything to make Ben's Christmas special. First-time love blossoms in the dorm that Stanley and Benjamin have all to themselves during a Chicago Christmas. less

College roommates, secret desires, and a shared bed on a South Pacific island Raffy and Mook are unlikely opposites thrown together as Stanford roommates. Raffy's a nerd and Mook's a jock, Raffy's an introvert and Mook's an extrovert, but anyway, no matter what, they both know they're straight. As their friendship bonds grow, Raffy starts noticing the outline of Mook's thighs and his lean swimmer's body, but he knows not to endanger his relationship with a roommate... moreCollege roommates, secret desires, and a shared bed on a South Pacific island Raffy and Mook are unlikely opposites thrown together as Stanford roommates. Raffy's a nerd and Mook's a jock, Raffy's an introvert and Mook's an extrovert, but anyway, no matter what, they both know they're straight. As their friendship bonds grow, Raffy starts noticing the outline of Mook's thighs and his lean swimmer's body, but he knows not to endanger his relationship with a roommate. A summer research trip to the South Pacific puts Raffy and Mook in close quarters, away from prying eyes. Mook is coming into his own as an academic, while Raffy comes into his own as a man -- but when they return to Stanford, they're faced with the choice between going back to what they've known or forging a new life together. Summer Project is a steamy standalone straight-to-gay college romance with explicit scenes and a HEA. less

Straight-to-Gay Enemies-to-Lovers College Romance "I have to room with a freshman?!" Straight muscle jock David's girlfriend broke up with him and kicked him out of their apartment. He has to move in to the very last dorm room available at Stanford -- with his new roommate, Elias Chan, who at eighteen years old is already famous for founding a successful dating website... moreStraight-to-Gay Enemies-to-Lovers College Romance "I have to room with a freshman?!" Straight muscle jock David's girlfriend broke up with him and kicked him out of their apartment. He has to move in to the very last dorm room available at Stanford -- with his new roommate, Elias Chan, who at eighteen years old is already famous for founding a successful dating website. David takes pride in showing off his muscle-god body and his surfing skills to Elias, but he doesn't tell Elias that he was just dumped, nor that he desperately wants to make himself attracted to women. "I can't stop looking at his body." When David stretches and lifts in their dorm room, Elias catches himself staring. Back in high school, Elias was never interested in girls, but when he sees David casually doing chin-ups from the top bunk, he can't help but wonder what could happen. David says he's straight, but his backstory is a bit off, and he takes a bit too much pleasure in showing off his amazing muscle body to Elias whenever they're together. "Let's surf." David tries to impress a girl with his surfing skills, but he and Elias are just too good together in the water. David's been scared to surf ever since Stacy dumped him, but with Elias, it's all just so natural. "Partners in business, partners in love." Elias's business is attracting all the right attention, and with David's software expertise, there's a twenty-million-dollar investment deal coming. But David still wants to prove that he's good enough for his ex-girlfriend, while Elias fears being pumped and dumped once the novelty wears off for David. Back to School is a standalone gay college romance set in the San Francisco Bay Area, with a feel-good HEA, hot surfing, and even hotter loving. less

"I'm not into football, but I still play. I'm not into guys, but..." A hip injury gives Basil an excuse to stay off the football field, and also sends him into the hands of Lucien, a handsome physical therapist with amazing hands. Basil embarrasses himself with an unintended physical reaction on the therapist's table, but the more they get to talking, the more he genuinely likes the guy... more"I'm not into football, but I still play. I'm not into guys, but..." A hip injury gives Basil an excuse to stay off the football field, and also sends him into the hands of Lucien, a handsome physical therapist with amazing hands. Basil embarrasses himself with an unintended physical reaction on the therapist's table, but the more they get to talking, the more he genuinely likes the guy. They have a common interest in medicine and helping people, and Basil can get his famous football-player father to help Lucien on an ad project. But Basil hasn't told Lucien that he's never met his father, and now that he questions his own sexuality, he's even more scared to meet him. "I can't get involved with my patient." Basil isn't the first Stanford football player to physically respond to Lucien's therapeutic touch. But he's the first to have a great conversation with Lucien and offer to accompany him to his one great passion, volunteering at a free clinic at UCSF. Lucien dropped out of UCSF when he lost his previous boyfriend, and he's not sure whether he can love again, much less study medicine again. "I miss my son, but I have a secret." Basil's father, left Basil and his mother with more questions than answers, and only a credit card that they were free to use. He's been avoiding contact with Basil because he doesn't know whether Basil can accept the secret about his macho NFL dad. Student Health is a standalone gay romance with a feel-good HEA, along with Stanford football, family drama, San Francisco parking, and hot, manly love. less