College Boys of New Haven Series by Hayden Hall

A chemistry nerd should know opposites always attract. Troy. Of course I fell for a football jock. How could I not? But Jackson and I are polar opposites. He’s popular, confident, and as hot as hell in a tight T-shirt. Me? I’m just a scrawny, awkward nerd. Another point of difference: he’s straight. And as I trip, stumble, and stammer my way through all our conversations, my desire is growing at an alarming rate. I keep wondering what he looks like when he’s on his knees... moreA chemistry nerd should know opposites always attract. Troy. Of course I fell for a football jock. How could I not? But Jackson and I are polar opposites. He’s popular, confident, and as hot as hell in a tight T-shirt. Me? I’m just a scrawny, awkward nerd. Another point of difference: he’s straight. And as I trip, stumble, and stammer my way through all our conversations, my desire is growing at an alarming rate. I keep wondering what he looks like when he’s on his knees. As if my crush on him isn’t bad enough, Jackson is assigned to be my partner on a year-long project, and I have no choice but to spend time with the hottest guy on campus. Bummer. But the attraction is intensifying. We’re on a collision course. I shouldn’t be leaning in…. I think I’m going to kiss him. Jackson. Sweet. I got partnered up with the biggest nerd on campus. If I play my cards well, a passing grade is guaranteed. Troy’s all shy and awkward; a classic nerd. But there’s more to him than he’s showing. And it’s making me curious. I want to see him come out of his shell. I know he would be better off if he let his guard down. I want to be his friend, but he thinks I’m just another dumb jock. Except, I see him looking at me the way I could never look at him. Am I sending the wrong message? Is he falling for me? He’s leaning in fast… He’s about to kiss me. And I’m not even ducking. The Nerd Jock Conundrum is the first book in the College Boys of New Haven series, but it can be read on its own. It features a fresh twist on the nerd jock trope, opposites attract, bisexual awakening, enemies to friends to lovers, and a very happy ending. less

Jaime. I've been crushing on Tristan since the day I arrived to New Haven. He just happens to live in the frat house, making my life a living hell. I'm sick of his pranks and schemes. When a particularly annoying one takes place just as I learn I'll be all alone on Christmas, Tristan gets a piece of my mind. What I didn't realize was that he would change his Christmas plans for me. Tristan. It was my bad. I didn't realize he'd get bad news just before my grand plan unfolded. I owe him... moreJaime. I've been crushing on Tristan since the day I arrived to New Haven. He just happens to live in the frat house, making my life a living hell. I'm sick of his pranks and schemes. When a particularly annoying one takes place just as I learn I'll be all alone on Christmas, Tristan gets a piece of my mind. What I didn't realize was that he would change his Christmas plans for me. Tristan. It was my bad. I didn't realize he'd get bad news just before my grand plan unfolded. I owe him. I owe him big time. It's just that I never anticipated the payback would be so sweet and sexy. It's lucky I carry a mistletoe around with me. The Mistletoe Experiment is a complementary novella to the College Boys of New Haven series. It features familiar faces from The Two Stars Collision and The No Strings Theory, but can be read on its own. It's 15,000 words long, which means you can kick back and lose yourself in all the sweet and steamy Christmas feels for about an hour. less

Get a taste of the New Haven University with this free novella introducing Leo and Mason. Their story comes with a happy ending, but it continues in the second installment of College Boys of New Haven series.

If love makes sense to you, you’re doing it wrong. Mason. I loved Leo from the moment I met him. But life gets busy when you grow up. Leo took good care of me, and now he needs someone to take care of him. I must step up and be that person. Except I can’t do it alone. Leo. I could carry everyone’s worries on my shoulders but mine. In just a few days, my dad ruined our family and the only person I can lean on is Mason... moreIf love makes sense to you, you’re doing it wrong. Mason. I loved Leo from the moment I met him. But life gets busy when you grow up. Leo took good care of me, and now he needs someone to take care of him. I must step up and be that person. Except I can’t do it alone. Leo. I could carry everyone’s worries on my shoulders but mine. In just a few days, my dad ruined our family and the only person I can lean on is Mason. He worries and cares and I love him endlessly, but our lives are messy with no signs of improvement. Can we endure this on our own or is the solution to all our problems right my nose? Quinn. I never meant to fall in love. That’s just not what I do. But Mason and Leo could use some help and who better to help them but their best friend? The more I’m with them, the more I realize I’m going down a dangerous road. Of millions of possible outcomes, all are bad but one. Do we even stand a chance? The Three Hearts Equation is the second book in the College Boys of New Haven series. It can be read as a standalone, but it’s more fun if you’ve read The Nerd Jock Conundrum and the free prequel novella. This is a sweet and steamy MMM romance featuring two nerds and a jock with a guaranteed HEA. less

When an adorable force meets an irresistible object they might just fall in love. Miles. Studies astrophysics? Check. Loves Star Wars? Check. Still a virgin at twenty-one with zero experience in real life? Double-check. I didn’t want any fanfare around my twenty-first birthday. But when a series of unfortunate accidents confirming Ramsey’s rules of randomness takes place right in front of my eyes, I find myself dancing with the hottest, most popular jock on campus. Liam makes me feel special... moreWhen an adorable force meets an irresistible object they might just fall in love. Miles. Studies astrophysics? Check. Loves Star Wars? Check. Still a virgin at twenty-one with zero experience in real life? Double-check. I didn’t want any fanfare around my twenty-first birthday. But when a series of unfortunate accidents confirming Ramsey’s rules of randomness takes place right in front of my eyes, I find myself dancing with the hottest, most popular jock on campus. Liam makes me feel special. He makes this night one to remember. He becomes the very first boy I ever kissed. Except it’s all a charade. He’s just making his crazy ex-girlfriend crazier and I’m happy to play along. Call it a kissing practice. But when the door is closed and his ex isn’t around to see us, are we still faking it? Or are we the crazy ones? Liam. Am I going through one helluva breakup? Yes I am. Am I coping with it by dancing with the first guy who accidentally pissed my ex off? You bet I am. Hayley and I were supposed to spend our lives together. Well, that was the plan until she changed the plan. She’s now hooking up with some random caveman and I’ll be damned if I’m just going to stand here and watch. Oops, the nerd just kissed me; and you can bet your life I kissed him back. Now she knows what it feels like. And I discover it feels way better than I expected. The Two Stars Collision is the third book in the College Boys of New Haven series, but it fully works as a standalone. If this is your first encounter with the series, feel free to start here! You will find a nerd/jock pair, opposites attract, gay for you, and a happily ever after. less

I keep falling for Dallas, and it's not just gravity's fault. Dallas. Kai’s nothing like I expected. The scrawny kid I once knew is gone, replaced by a nerdy, curious young man who crawls deep under my skin. The moment he enters my life, he disrupts everything. I don’t do attachments. I don’t do dates. There are so many other college guys to keep me distracted. Yet I can’t get him out of my head. I shouldn’t want my best friend’s little brother. But I’ve never been great at resisting temptation... moreI keep falling for Dallas, and it's not just gravity's fault. Dallas. Kai’s nothing like I expected. The scrawny kid I once knew is gone, replaced by a nerdy, curious young man who crawls deep under my skin. The moment he enters my life, he disrupts everything. I don’t do attachments. I don’t do dates. There are so many other college guys to keep me distracted. Yet I can’t get him out of my head. I shouldn’t want my best friend’s little brother. But I’ve never been great at resisting temptation. What starts as messing around in secret, soon becomes a lot more serious. I’m gambling my friendship and risking more than I should. But I’m falling, and I’m falling hard. Kai. I’ve had a crush on Dallas since I was old enough to crush. He’s my oldest fantasy; my only fantasy. He’s also an obnoxious, insufferable, smug jock with the stupidest adorable dimples and a gorgeous… Uh… Where was I? Oh right, he never noticed me except when I was the punchline of his jokes. He’s also the very definition of a guy I shouldn’t want. Just ask my big brother; he warned me time and time again not to look up to Dallas. He’d lose his mind if he only knew the things Dallas and I did when the lights were out. But Dallas and I have an agreement: no strings attached. That way, we get to have fun and nobody needs to know. I get to live out my fantasies, to get them out of my system. No harm done, right? Yeah. I was dumb enough to think my crush on him wouldn’t come back to life. It’s not gravity that’s pulling me in. Now I’m falling for him faster and harder than ever despite knowing what’s at stake. The only way this ends is with a lost friendship and a broken heart. It’s too late anyway. I’m in free fall already. The No Strings Theory is the fourth book in College Boys of New Haven series but it can be read on its own. It is a full-length story featuring best friend’s younger brother, forbidden love, nerd/jock relationship, close proximity, and the happiest of endings. Sink your teeth into this sweet and steamy romance. less

History will repeat itself if I fall for another straight(ish) guy. Isaac. When my roommate-to-be opens the door wearing nothing but a wet towel and a smile on his face, I only know one thing for sure: my world is about to be turned upside down. A wrestling jock, a hottie, and as straight as a plank, Hunter is not the guy I should want. But all the shoulds and shouldn’ts fly out the window when it turns out that Hunter is actually a huge geek and not nearly as straight as I thought... moreHistory will repeat itself if I fall for another straight(ish) guy. Isaac. When my roommate-to-be opens the door wearing nothing but a wet towel and a smile on his face, I only know one thing for sure: my world is about to be turned upside down. A wrestling jock, a hottie, and as straight as a plank, Hunter is not the guy I should want. But all the shoulds and shouldn’ts fly out the window when it turns out that Hunter is actually a huge geek and not nearly as straight as I thought. The fact that my high school crush asked me to wait for him until after college only makes my problems worse. But some terrible timing and an unlocked bedroom door end up being less of a problem than the ticking clock. Can this college-only fling really be all that I have ever wanted? Hunter. My new roommate is a total cutie, which is the weirdest way to describe a guy when you’re straight. The more time I spend with Isaac, the less certain I am about everything I thought I knew. Either I am not myself, or I never have been. The weird thing is, I’ve never felt more alive. It doesn’t matter, though. A no-good, terrible, horrible guy from his past leads him on with the sweetest promises and I’d be a fool to get involved. Yet I need to have him, even if it’s for a little while. The Geeky Jock Paradox is the fifth and final book in the College Boys of New Haven series. It's the perfect match for all fans of college MM romance, high steam and low angst, bisexual awakening, and nerd/jock pairings. It features the sweetest the-right-one-was-there-all-along moment and a very happy ending. All College Boys of New Haven books can be read as stand-alones and in any order. less