Fan Service Series by Hinsel Meyer

SebasI just came out of the closet.I blew the doors off that bitch.Then I ran away crying.Screaming those two words may have cost me my future, but I’m going to work my ass off to make my dreams come true.Now that most people in my life know I’m gay, step one of my master plan is done.No matter what though, I’m never hiding again.Even if I don’t make it as an artist, I’ll never go back into the closet.No one could convince me otherwise.I’m sure of this…And then, I meet him... moreSebasI just came out of the closet.I blew the doors off that bitch.Then I ran away crying.Screaming those two words may have cost me my future, but I’m going to work my ass off to make my dreams come true.Now that most people in my life know I’m gay, step one of my master plan is done.No matter what though, I’m never hiding again.Even if I don’t make it as an artist, I’ll never go back into the closet.No one could convince me otherwise.I’m sure of this…And then, I meet him.AdamI’m never coming out of the closet.Well, at least not for another twenty years.I hope.I don’t want to be the first out queer player in the NFL.I don’t want to be the gay poster boy for them or anyone else.And I definitely don’t want to be that and a rookie that has to prove everyone right.Since freshman year of high school, people have been telling me I’m going to be the next big thing in the NFL.It may have something to do with who my dad is and definitely has something to do with who my grandfather is.A born and bred southern boy with two Superbowl rings and a golden Hall of Fame jacket even though he only played in the NFL for five years.Forty years ago.Yeah, Clive Darnell is a living legend, and thanks to his sports talk-show people are still obsessed with him.And by association, me.I have it all planned out though, I’ll have an amazing and long career in the NFL.Then, when I retire with at least a couple of Superbowl rings, I’ll just start dating men.No fuss, no explanations.I’ve been working for this moment for most of my life, there’s no way I’m losing sight of the end goal now, and there’s no way I’ll do anything to jeopardize my chances of being the best football player I can be.There's no way...And then, I meet him.It Has To Be You is a Contemporary M/M College and Sports slow-burn Romance intended for adult readers. It's the first book in the Fan Service Series and my (Hinsel Meyer) debut novel. This book has no cliffhangers and ends in a HEA. There are a lot of very gay things happening inside this book, so if that's not for you, then this book isn't either. If it is, then welcome to the mostly low-angsty world of the Fan Service Series, I'm thrilled to have you and hope you enjoy this journey. less

GlennWith so many things to do before I graduate college, any distraction is an unwelcome one. I’m not in the greatest mindset when George arrives at my place to move in, and let’s just say I’m not a ray of f***ing sunshine our first day as roommates. When I finally make things right and start a tentative friendship with him, he throws me a curveball by kissing me... moreGlennWith so many things to do before I graduate college, any distraction is an unwelcome one. I’m not in the greatest mindset when George arrives at my place to move in, and let’s just say I’m not a ray of f***ing sunshine our first day as roommates. When I finally make things right and start a tentative friendship with him, he throws me a curveball by kissing me. Can anyone blame me when my reaction to that kiss is to offer him a friends with benefits deal? The guy’s the definition of handsome—he looks like he could be a Hemsworth for f*ck’s sake—I couldn’t let the opportunity pass me by now that I know he’s not straight. I have way too many things to do in order to get the life I want, so having a live-in hookup seems to be the perfect solution to let off some steam.GeorgeI’ve known I’m not straight for almost a year now. The realization didn’t come because of Glenn, but my attraction to him cemented it. Now, I have a chance to explore this new side of my sexuality with the only person in campus who I hung out with last year, too. The fact that he’s a gorgeous walking contradiction—buff and tattooed, but also a big-glasses-wearing genius—doesn’t hurt a thing. How he’s able to be so willingly vulnerable draws me in, and before I know it, I’m catching feelings. And just when I think he’s catching some himself, he drops a bomb that makes me question if the “friends” part of our deal is real.Will Glenn ever fully trust me?Glenn’s moving to Boston next year; no matter how much of a nervous wreck he is about getting his acceptance letter to MIT, I know he will—he’s worked too hard not to. And I… I don’t know where I’ll be, all I know is I’ll be playing for an NFL team. Our deal to be friends with benefits for our last year at Cavendish and then go back to being just friends seems to be the most logical, and we both love logic. But when things start going off track we have some decisions to make.Will we fight for each other?What We Earned is a contemporary MM Friends with Benefits, Bi-awakening, College Romance and Book 2 in the Fan Service Series. While it is a standalone, it would be best enjoyed by reading the series in order. This book has no cliffhangers and ends in a HEA. There are a lot of very gay things happening inside, so if that's not for you, then this book isn't either. If it is, then welcome to the mostly low-angsty world of the Fan Service Series, I'm thrilled to have you and hope you enjoy this journey.Use the 'look inside' feature to read the full list of TW, please read responsibly. less

MikeI have all I’ve ever dreamed of except for one thing. I have my dream job playing football in the NFL, a big dog who loves me almost as much as I love him, great friends, and a loving family. Now if I could only find the prefect partner for me. Someone who wants to cuddle with a six foot nine chubby guy, loves dogs and food as much as I do. If the last four years since I graduated college have taught me anything, it's that I'm asking too much... moreMikeI have all I’ve ever dreamed of except for one thing. I have my dream job playing football in the NFL, a big dog who loves me almost as much as I love him, great friends, and a loving family. Now if I could only find the prefect partner for me. Someone who wants to cuddle with a six foot nine chubby guy, loves dogs and food as much as I do. If the last four years since I graduated college have taught me anything, it's that I'm asking too much.Right now, though, all I’m focused on is finishing the regular season with enough wins to get to the Playoffs and getting the perfect birthday cake for my friend’s daughter’s birthday. I need the pastry chef of my favorite bakery to do a special order for me and I’m pulling out all the stops to convince them.TheoThere are a lot of things Mike McKinnley doesn’t know. Like my full name, the fact that we live in the same city, or that I’m the pastry chef he’s texting, asking for a special order when I almost never do those. He doesn’t know that he made me believe there was still good in the world after spending years losing hope little by little. He absolutely doesn’t know that in my mind he’s the standard to which I compare all men. He doesn’t know I’m terrified of him shattering that standard if we ever speak again, because it’s only thanks to that fantasy that I still believe there are good men out there.How can I keep avoiding him when he’s constantly texting me and being all cute and shit?Turns out I can’t.Turns out I never stood a chance because Mike McKinnley is irresistible, Mike McKinnley is the perfect man, Mike McKinnley is definitely too good for me.What will happen when he eventually finds out who I am?You Started It is a contemporary Male/Male romance. A full length novel that tells the love story of a baker and a professional athlete. It involves sports, a bakery, all the big dogs, a mental health rep, size difference, and hurt/comfort feels. It's the third book in the Fan Service Series, and while it is a standalone, it would be best enjoyed by reading the series in order. This book is intended for adult readers, has no cliffhangers, and ends in a HEA. There are a lot of very gay things happening inside, so if that's not for you, then this book isn't either. If it is, then welcome to the mostly low-angsty world of the Fan Service Series, I'm thrilled to have you and hope you enjoy this journey.Use the 'look inside' feature to read the full list of TW, please read responsibly. less

Harrison I’m an almost fifty year old billionaire and a single father who has raised two fully functioning adults. I’ve taken an already successful company and expanded it. I’ve kept generational secrets from the world and even from my kids in order to protect them. I’ve worked a lot, earned a lot, and I’ve sacrificed more than I ever wished to... moreHarrison I’m an almost fifty year old billionaire and a single father who has raised two fully functioning adults. I’ve taken an already successful company and expanded it. I’ve kept generational secrets from the world and even from my kids in order to protect them. I’ve worked a lot, earned a lot, and I’ve sacrificed more than I ever wished to. And still… five white dinosaurs who shouldn’t even be on my board of directors think they can control me, they think they can pull my strings as if I’m their puppet. They’re in for a rude awakening. Instead of letting my impulses rule me, I follow my son’s suggestion, and exposing them as the bigots they are will be a lot more satisfying. If I happen to get a hot hookup with a drop dead gorgeous man out of this mess, well that’s no one's business but ours. Tristan I’m very good at my job. I’m proud of what my twin sister and I have built at JPR, and I’m sure we’ll keep growing our company in the next five years, but when Harrison his-middle-name-should-be-f***ing Crawford asks for a consult, you drop everything no matter how successful you are, even if it's a week before Christmas. Because no one is more successful than the unofficial King of Manhattan—he owns most of it after all. I wasn’t prepared for NYC’s most eligible bachelor to ask us to find him a fake boyfriend. What I never could’ve imagined, though, was for my sister—in a sick twist of the Hunger Games—to volunteer me as tribute. Tis the season after all, so I go with the flow and stumble upon a secret so dangerous it can only bring me closer to my fake boyfriend. With the holidays upon us, I find myself in the middle of the most intense family gathering ever. Will I still be here for the next one? Or will Harrison toss me aside once he's gotten through the storm that all those secrets coming to the surface brought? This Is On You is an MM romance Novella that follows Harrison Crawford trying to find himself again while finding his forever. It's best enjoyed if read after You Started It, Book 3 in the Fan Service Series. It has no cliffhangers and ends in a HEA. It involves an age gap, a single father, grown children who want to see their father happy, some Christmas feels, a man who loves to be of service, and a lot of very gay things. If this isn't to your liking then this book won't be either. Use the 'look inside' feature to read a full list of the trigger warnings, please read responsibly. less

Derek
With everyone around me falling in love, I’ve never been more certain that I want the complete opposite. I don’t want love, I don’t need love. It doesn’t matter that my heart skips a beat whenever my best friend smiles at me. Nope, I don’t want love at all. But the universe decided that what I want doesn’t matter, because my best friend kisses me, shows me what I’m missing—what my friends found—then immediately breaks my heart.Hawk
My brother is a dumbass... moreDerek
With everyone around me falling in love, I’ve never been more certain that I want the complete opposite. I don’t want love, I don’t need love. It doesn’t matter that my heart skips a beat whenever my best friend smiles at me. Nope, I don’t want love at all. But the universe decided that what I want doesn’t matter, because my best friend kisses me, shows me what I’m missing—what my friends found—then immediately breaks my heart.Hawk
My brother is a dumbass. A drunk dumbass most of the time, and thanks to him I just f***ed up the best friendship I’ve ever had. But I have a plan. And the plan goes perfectly, until it makes me realize that patching up my friendship with Derek is not all I want. What I want is much, much more. I want everything.The only problem is when I think I’m well on my way to getting exactly that, my dumbass brother strikes again.Know Me See Me is a Contemporary MM Best Friends to Lovers, Bi-awakening, Rockstar/Athlete Romance, and Book 4 in the Fan Service Series. While it is a standalone, it would be best enjoyed by reading the series in order. This book has no cliffhangers and ends in a HEA. There are a lot of very gay things happening inside, so if that's not for you, then this book isn't either. If it is, then welcome to the mostly low-angst world of the Fan Service Series, I'm thrilled to have you and hope you enjoy this journey.Use the 'look inside' feature to read the full list of TW, please read responsibly. less

Bennett Being a single father means I have to live in reality and Lizzie needs me to be a rock-steady presence that won’t waver when she does, but when I come face to face with the man I spent days avoiding a year ago when we first met, and he doesn’t recognize me, it stings... moreBennett Being a single father means I have to live in reality and Lizzie needs me to be a rock-steady presence that won’t waver when she does, but when I come face to face with the man I spent days avoiding a year ago when we first met, and he doesn’t recognize me, it stings. Luke Riggs might be as handsome as I remember, he might still be the star football player with as many trophies as my friends, but when he tracks me down to apologize for not remembering me, I realize that there’s so much more to learn about the guy that leaves me speechless just from the sight of him. I gave up on romantic love years ago though, and that’s not an easy habit to break. In my experience, being asexual means being a romance repeller. Could Luke be the one to make me feel safe again? Luke The last thing I expect to find when I arrive at my boss’ house, is to be met with the sight of an angel gazing down at me. To say Bennett meets me at a disadvantage is the understatement of the century. The man’s impressive in all the ways that count, and even though right now—when half of our fans are begging Gab to fire me, and the other half are begging me to do better—is possibly the worst time ever to date him, that’s what I want. It’s also something I won’t let myself have, not until I’ve gotten my football shit together. But then fate, the universe, God, whatever you want to call it, intervenes, and suddenly, I need Bennett and Lizzie in my life, and once I’m in with them, I’m all in, and there’s nothing I won’t do to become part of their family and to protect them. With both our lives changing drastically, is it possible we can still build something strong and ride out the storm together? The Definition of Love is a Contemporary MM Writer/Athlete Ace Romance, and Book 5 in the Fan Service Series. While it is a standalone, it would be best enjoyed by reading the series in order. This book has no cliffhangers and ends in a HEA. There are a lot of very gay things happening inside, so if that's not for you, then this book isn't either. If it is, then welcome to the mostly low-angst world of the Fan Service Series, I'm thrilled to have you and hope you enjoy this journey. Use the 'look inside' feature to read the full list of TW, please read responsibly. less

The final book in the Fan Service series is coming, and Carter is finally getting his well-deserved Happily Ever After!