Wanderlust Series by Kent Holland

An uptight travel journalist and a free-spirited photographer find themselves inextricably drawn to each other when assigned to travel the world together in this steamy new romance from indie author Kent Holland.Crispin McCloud has always put his career first, before anything else. A travel writing for acclaimed fashion and culture brand Beau Lindon, Crispin has dreams of someday taking the place of the iconic Mira Clinnon as Editor in Chief... moreAn uptight travel journalist and a free-spirited photographer find themselves inextricably drawn to each other when assigned to travel the world together in this steamy new romance from indie author Kent Holland.Crispin McCloud has always put his career first, before anything else. A travel writing for acclaimed fashion and culture brand Beau Lindon, Crispin has dreams of someday taking the place of the iconic Mira Clinnon as Editor in Chief. His latest assignment? Travel the globe to visit the “hottest gay honeymoon destinations.” Should be the dream, right?The only complication is that he has been paired with Willem Abajian, a photographer with whom he has had a famously difficult relationship.Between sipping wine on the Italian Riviera, sailing in Greece, and lounging on the beach in Bora Bora, Crispin and Willem discover that they have more in common than they originally thought.Will the men manage to grit their teeth and get through the globetrotting tour together, or in doing so will they find something unexpected and beautiful along the way? less

Two exes, a young reef conservationist and an attractive hotel developer, find themselves butting heads over plans for a new eco-friendly tropical resort in this steamy MM romance from Queer indie author Kent Holland.Profit from the paperback version of this book goes to support the Human Rights Campaign.Leland Salvatore has few passions like his care for the natural world... moreTwo exes, a young reef conservationist and an attractive hotel developer, find themselves butting heads over plans for a new eco-friendly tropical resort in this steamy MM romance from Queer indie author Kent Holland.Profit from the paperback version of this book goes to support the Human Rights Campaign.Leland Salvatore has few passions like his care for the natural world. He has loved the oceans for as long as he can remember (okay, it was The Little Mermaid that did it for him), and he has always wanted to care for them.Now, working as a reef conservationist, he finds himself asked to consult on a project for a new eco-friendly resort off the coast of Belize. He has one stop the resort, because even an “eco-friendly” resort won’t actually be friendly to the reef and the lifeforms that were there first.The problem with that? He finds himself working along Andrew Keaton, prodigal son of the massive Keaton hotel empire, who 1) wants to use this resort as a chance to prove himself to his disapproving father, and 2) happens to be Leland’s ex-fiancé.The two men find themselves locked in collaboration and contention around this project, frequently at odds with each other, but also unable to ignore the tide-like pull they have between them. Will they be able to find common ground, or at least common waters? Or will this relationship sink before either of them can swim? less

A percentage of the proceeds from the paperback version of this book goes to support LGBTQ+ charities.A gay couple who secretly broke up months ago joins their closest friends on the Camino pilgrimage, pretending nothing’s changed. Second chances and new beginnings feature in this heartwarming novel about chosen family from queer indie author Kent Holland.Elliott Proctor thought he and Jamie Henry were forever—until their perfect relationship ended in awful heartbreak four months ago... moreA percentage of the proceeds from the paperback version of this book goes to support LGBTQ+ charities.A gay couple who secretly broke up months ago joins their closest friends on the Camino pilgrimage, pretending nothing’s changed. Second chances and new beginnings feature in this heartwarming novel about chosen family from queer indie author Kent Holland.Elliott Proctor thought he and Jamie Henry were forever—until their perfect relationship ended in awful heartbreak four months ago. Now, with a long-planned trip with their best friends looming, they decide not to tell anyone that they’ve broken up.The plan? Hike 190 miles along the Caminho Português from Porto to Santiago, smile for group photos, and pretend to be in love. After all, there’s no need to ruin their chosen family’s trip of a lifetime, is there? But, as the days stretch on and every mile wears them down, old hurts reopen, secrets strain the surface of their connection and their friends’, and the people who know them best start to notice the cracks.Pretending to be in love might be harder than being apart. This trip is the test. Maybe it’ll be the chance to find their way back, or maybe it’ll be the chance at an entirely new beginning. less

10% of the profit from the paperback version of this book goes to support LGBTQ+ advocacy organizations.One is a 29-year-old teacher, and one is his student’s 46-year-old single stepdad. Their romance? Not planned, not allowed, and not resistible.Two years ago, Jamie Henry went on a pilgrimage that changed his the Camino de Santiago, in Portugal and Spain... more10% of the profit from the paperback version of this book goes to support LGBTQ+ advocacy organizations.One is a 29-year-old teacher, and one is his student’s 46-year-old single stepdad. Their romance? Not planned, not allowed, and not resistible.Two years ago, Jamie Henry went on a pilgrimage that changed his the Camino de Santiago, in Portugal and Spain. He thought that on that hike, he would reconnect with his ex-fiancé, Elliott, but ended up realizing that happiness couldn’t come from choosing, or being chosen by, another person.Now, Jamie works as a high school English and French teacher in New Orleans. He loves his new life; he just hasn’t found someone to share it with.Ethan Kenworthy’s life hasn’t gone according to his plan, but he’s certainly not complaining. He’s gotten the best gift life could offer his stepdaughter Chloe, whom he loves like his own.When Ethan agrees to fill in as a last-minute chaperone on the senior trip Jamie is leading to France, the two men find themselves thrown together in an unexpected connection.Between wrangling teenagers, trying not to lose passports, and teaching meaningful lessons about French history and modern politics, Jamie and Ethan find themselves increasingly drawn to each other. But they can never pursue that, right? Teacher and parent--not only is it cliché, but it’s taboo. But some things, as problematic as they are, as foreign as they might seem, might just be right. less