Side by Side Series by Hannah Henry

Hunter O’Neil has a lonely summer ahead of him. He imagined spending the first few months of home ownership with his co-owner and best friend, Quinn, fixing up their duplex. But Quinn is a ghost of himself, heartbroken and depressed in the wake of a divorce. He’s no help. Hunter isn’t completely alone, though. Jonathan Griffin, Quinn’s older brother, is just down the street, and the only one of them who knows how to swing a hammer, anyway... moreHunter O’Neil has a lonely summer ahead of him. He imagined spending the first few months of home ownership with his co-owner and best friend, Quinn, fixing up their duplex. But Quinn is a ghost of himself, heartbroken and depressed in the wake of a divorce. He’s no help. Hunter isn’t completely alone, though. Jonathan Griffin, Quinn’s older brother, is just down the street, and the only one of them who knows how to swing a hammer, anyway. Jonathan is an absolute wet dream of a straight boy, but Hunter has long since laid his teenage crush on him to rest. However, the more time they spend together, the more Hunter begins to think Jonathan isn’t as straight as he assumed. Starter Home is a 58k, best friend’s brother, bi-awakening MM romance. This is the first book of a closely-related two-couple duet, where everyone gets their HEA. less

Quinn Griffin’s life is in shambles. He’s freshly divorced, he’s fighting with his best friend, and he just punched his brother in the face. He wants to escape. Instead, he loses himself in one video game stream after the next. His favorite streamer, MidWeston, is a hopeless little flirt, and cute as a fucking button. He gives Quinn butterflies, while every other part of his life is rotting him to the core. As their online friendship grows, Quinn lets himself disappear into it... moreQuinn Griffin’s life is in shambles. He’s freshly divorced, he’s fighting with his best friend, and he just punched his brother in the face. He wants to escape. Instead, he loses himself in one video game stream after the next. His favorite streamer, MidWeston, is a hopeless little flirt, and cute as a fucking button. He gives Quinn butterflies, while every other part of his life is rotting him to the core. As their online friendship grows, Quinn lets himself disappear into it. Weston knows that Quinn, who makes him feel warm and wanted through his constant flirty comments, is not a viable romantic option. But when they find out they live close enough to see each other in person, it’s a no-brainer. He was expecting to gain a friend. Weston was not expecting to meet someone who sees him down to his very core. Their promise to keep things casual is going to be very difficult. Fixer Upper is a 57k MM romance. less