GSU Series by Laura John

Football is my life.Ever since I was little, my dream has been to play in the NFL. Now, I’m one step closer—the star Quarterback for the GSU Koalas. But I’m not exactly the studious type. Books and I don’t really get along, and if I can’t find a way to get my grades up, I’ll be kissing my football career goodbye.With the risk of being benched looming over my head, I hire a tutor to get me back on track. When we meet up for our first session, I’m not prepared for Gabriel Miller... moreFootball is my life.Ever since I was little, my dream has been to play in the NFL. Now, I’m one step closer—the star Quarterback for the GSU Koalas. But I’m not exactly the studious type. Books and I don’t really get along, and if I can’t find a way to get my grades up, I’ll be kissing my football career goodbye.With the risk of being benched looming over my head, I hire a tutor to get me back on track. When we meet up for our first session, I’m not prepared for Gabriel Miller. He’s the sexiest man I’ve ever met. I feel an instant connection with him despite our differences, but when I get up the nerve to ask him out, he turns me down.I’m not used to people telling me no, and now I’m determined to come up with a foolproof game plan to prove that I’m worth taking a chance on. Losing isn’t an option, because if there’s one thing Chase Anderson is good at, it’s winning.But how do I convince the sexy nerd to finally say yes?Schooling the Quarterback is book one in the GSU series but all books can be read as standalones. less

It’s my last year as a GSU Koala, and I’ve worked hard to become the hotshot goalie our fans know and love. I could go pro, but that’s never been my end goal. I want to be a doctor, and I’m determined to get there.I give hockey and school my all, which hasn’t left much time for relationships. Not that I want one, since people always leave - a lesson I learned the hard way... moreIt’s my last year as a GSU Koala, and I’ve worked hard to become the hotshot goalie our fans know and love. I could go pro, but that’s never been my end goal. I want to be a doctor, and I’m determined to get there.I give hockey and school my all, which hasn’t left much time for relationships. Not that I want one, since people always leave - a lesson I learned the hard way.Despite my past, part of me is over quick hookups and the endless string of one night stands I’ve been entertaining for the past few years. Of course, it would help if I could stop dreaming about my summer fling. The man who had me calling him “Daddy” as if it was second nature. Who opened my eyes to things I had no idea I would love.That’s easier said than done when I see him again, in the last place I expect: as the newest professor at GSU.Even though I'm not in any of his classes, he thinks I’m off-limits. Will I be able to convince him that a friends-with-benefits arrangement is just what we need to meet our mutual desires? If I do, what happens then? less

Falling for a tease is a bad idea, right?Growing up, all I ever wanted was to play soccer. I know it isn't going to be forever, but while I'm still in college, I am going to give it my all. Just like I’ve always done.Everything was going according to plan...until the universe decided it would be fun for me to develop feelings for the man I saw as nothing more than an annoyance.Sasha is the last man I expected to fall for, and when I find out he wants to date me, it leaves me even more confused... moreFalling for a tease is a bad idea, right?Growing up, all I ever wanted was to play soccer. I know it isn't going to be forever, but while I'm still in college, I am going to give it my all. Just like I’ve always done.Everything was going according to plan...until the universe decided it would be fun for me to develop feelings for the man I saw as nothing more than an annoyance.Sasha is the last man I expected to fall for, and when I find out he wants to date me, it leaves me even more confused. Even though I know he’s a good guy, I’m still terrified to trust him with my heart. He isn’t known for being a relationship guy, and that’s the only way I’m built.We are polar opposites and most likely would never work out. But is he worth the risk? less

I grew up believing I was straight. I probably would have gone my whole life thinking that if I hadn’t gone away for the summer and met someone who opened my eyes to the queer spectrum.When I get back to GSU I no longer identify as straight and I’m beyond nervous to come out to my friends. Especially my best friend Brendon who is my ride or die... moreI grew up believing I was straight. I probably would have gone my whole life thinking that if I hadn’t gone away for the summer and met someone who opened my eyes to the queer spectrum.When I get back to GSU I no longer identify as straight and I’m beyond nervous to come out to my friends. Especially my best friend Brendon who is my ride or die.It’s not that I think he’d have a problem with it, not at all, it’s more that I’m suddenly attracted to him and can’t stop thinking about him in a completely non-friend like way.I guess if I look back on things we’ve always had a connection but it’s different now. And he’s still straight as far as I know… or is he?What happens when you fall for your best friend, but you’re not the only one? Can we find our happily-ever-after, or are we doomed to get hurt? less

I’m a star athlete at my university and with a nickname like “Monster”, I’m basically expected to be a player off the field as much as on it. But the truth is, I’ve been living a lie.I always thought there was something wrong with me, because I’ve never been attracted to anyone…like ever. It turns out I’m just on the ace spectrum.So, I’m a twenty-one year old virgin struggling to understand myself and to feel connected to others... moreI’m a star athlete at my university and with a nickname like “Monster”, I’m basically expected to be a player off the field as much as on it. But the truth is, I’ve been living a lie.I always thought there was something wrong with me, because I’ve never been attracted to anyone…like ever. It turns out I’m just on the ace spectrum.So, I’m a twenty-one year old virgin struggling to understand myself and to feel connected to others. That is until I first see him from across the library, a beautiful femme boy who takes my breath away and has my body reacting in new and unexpected ways.I’m desperate to get to know him, but Finn Martin is guarded and hates jocks. How do I make him feel safe to let his walls down? Can I get him to envision a future for us, together? I don’t know, but I’m sure going to try. less