Perimeter Series by Sasha Avice

Working as a dish pig and selling drugs on the side, Fox is just trying to survive the tension at home while not looking too closely at himself and his lack of ambition. Then he meets Taylor. Cool, hot, and did he mention, the cousin of the head of a bikie gang? Paired together to do drug runs, Fox intends to keep his guard up. But Taylor talks to him and listens to him. Taylor sees him, and Fox finds himself looking back with a lot more interest than a straight boy should have... moreWorking as a dish pig and selling drugs on the side, Fox is just trying to survive the tension at home while not looking too closely at himself and his lack of ambition. Then he meets Taylor. Cool, hot, and did he mention, the cousin of the head of a bikie gang? Paired together to do drug runs, Fox intends to keep his guard up. But Taylor talks to him and listens to him. Taylor sees him, and Fox finds himself looking back with a lot more interest than a straight boy should have. But Taylor is an enigma with a complicated debt, and Fox has family drama that drags him back in. Together, they must weigh the desire to escape against the price of being free. A gritty urban gay romance with pining, humour, and first times. less

Tim had three rules:. Never compromise the quality of the cook. It might be meth, but it was still his name on the product: The Cook. Never use his own gear. Not even to be sure it’s good. Use the tester. And never let Jake—his straight best friend and roommate—find out he’s in love with him and has been since high school. Tim liked his rules. They gave him a feeling of structure and order. They kept him from ending it all. But you know what they say about rules…... moreTim had three rules:. Never compromise the quality of the cook. It might be meth, but it was still his name on the product: The Cook. Never use his own gear. Not even to be sure it’s good. Use the tester. And never let Jake—his straight best friend and roommate—find out he’s in love with him and has been since high school. Tim liked his rules. They gave him a feeling of structure and order. They kept him from ending it all. But you know what they say about rules…. A HEA set in the same universe as Fox and You Were My Ride Or Die, The Cook is a standalone MM romance where Tim's biggest problem is not evading a bikie gang, outwitting shady suppliers, or extricating himself from a series of bad life choices before getting murdered. No, his biggest problem is finding himself in a threeway with the love of his life. .. If you loved Breaking Bad but thought it would’ve been better as a gay romance with angst, pining, and a side of jealousy: then you must buy The Cook today! less

Cisco won’t do love. Franco does love only. When Franco gets his one shot with Cisco, he blows it. Literally. When Cisco agrees to train this semi-mute, illiterate, virgin bouncer how to be better in bed, he accepts that he is on a mission from God. A queen-glam rocker with anger management issues, Cisco has vowed never to be in a relationship—poisonous, pointless traps. Meanwhile, Franco dreams of his forever partner. And those dreams begin and end with Cisco... moreCisco won’t do love. Franco does love only. When Franco gets his one shot with Cisco, he blows it. Literally. When Cisco agrees to train this semi-mute, illiterate, virgin bouncer how to be better in bed, he accepts that he is on a mission from God. A queen-glam rocker with anger management issues, Cisco has vowed never to be in a relationship—poisonous, pointless traps. Meanwhile, Franco dreams of his forever partner. And those dreams begin and end with Cisco. Over the course of a long, hot summer working the clubs and bars in Australia in the 1990s, Cisco does teach Franco, but what he doesn’t expect is how much Franco teaches him, and how this not-relationship changes the course of his life in profound and unexpected ways. After the Show riffs on fierce/shy, hurt/comfort, pining, family drama, and coming of age when you thought the dream was dead. Sweet, painful and funny—the best stuff happens After the Show…. TW: mentions of a past sexual relationship that some readers might consider non-consensual. The MC does not view it this way, and the events occur “offscreen” in the past; however, if this is triggering for you, you might want to give this one a miss. less

I’m not gay. I’m getting married. So why can’t I stop sleeping with my chubby workmate? When Rollins is sent to work on the edge of the Australian desert in the early 2000s, the last thing he needs is for Jay, the gang leader’s geeky son, to get sent with him. Charged with cleaning drug money through a job on the mines, Rollins expects his task to straighten Jay out to backfire spectacularly. And it does—because Rollins is obsessed with sleeping with him... moreI’m not gay. I’m getting married. So why can’t I stop sleeping with my chubby workmate? When Rollins is sent to work on the edge of the Australian desert in the early 2000s, the last thing he needs is for Jay, the gang leader’s geeky son, to get sent with him. Charged with cleaning drug money through a job on the mines, Rollins expects his task to straighten Jay out to backfire spectacularly. And it does—because Rollins is obsessed with sleeping with him. Even though Jay is a white gangsta wannabe with terrible fashion sense and awful opinions on everything, Rollins has to have him. But according to Jay, Rollins—ex-SAS soldier with the body of a God—is a decent lay, but not boyfriend material. Rollins is outraged. And yet he still can’t get enough—impending nuptials, disappearing money, and threats of gang violence be damned. But when Jay confronts him with an impossible offer, Rollins can’t possibly accept. .. can he? less