Working Boys Series by S.T. Wright

Greg. I’m fresh out of college, living by myself for the first time ever, and ready to work my way up at my new job. So, when my boss says he’s assigning me to the same project as someone who’s been working there for years already, I can’t believe my luck. Hopefully the fact that he seems to only know how to scowl at me won’t be a problem. And why do I want to find out what that scowl tastes like? Andrew. When my ex and I broke up a year ago, he left me piecing together my broken career... moreGreg. I’m fresh out of college, living by myself for the first time ever, and ready to work my way up at my new job. So, when my boss says he’s assigning me to the same project as someone who’s been working there for years already, I can’t believe my luck. Hopefully the fact that he seems to only know how to scowl at me won’t be a problem. And why do I want to find out what that scowl tastes like? Andrew. When my ex and I broke up a year ago, he left me piecing together my broken career. Ever since then, I’ve been working my ass off to get myself to an even better place in the firm I work at. No distractions this time. So, when my boss says he’s assigning the brand-new analyst to the same project as me, I can’t believe what I’m hearing. But I do know that the new guy’s not going to be able to flash his smile at me and get me to help him steal my promotion. Not even if that smile makes something click into place in my chest and comes with a side of morning hot chocolate. Office Boy is a 72,000 word, low-angst mm romance novel featuring an office rivalry, a bi-awakening, and puzzles. While they do call themselves the Working Boys, there is not a Daddy/boy relationship in this book. There are brief mentions of cheating and workplace homophobia. Both happen off page and to side characters. less

Steve. After I kicked my cheating dirtbag (and that’s putting it nicely) of a boyfriend to the curb, I’ve audited my life and made a plan. Step one, start performing again. Step two, adopt an adorable dog that aforementioned cheating dirtbag wouldn’t allow. Step three, enjoy. Nowhere in my plan did I account for a hunky, tattooed dog walker to show up and sweep me off my feet... moreSteve. After I kicked my cheating dirtbag (and that’s putting it nicely) of a boyfriend to the curb, I’ve audited my life and made a plan. Step one, start performing again. Step two, adopt an adorable dog that aforementioned cheating dirtbag wouldn’t allow. Step three, enjoy. Nowhere in my plan did I account for a hunky, tattooed dog walker to show up and sweep me off my feet. But with assets like his, who could blame me for going off script? The only question now is am I ready to share my whole self with someone again? Or will this all add up to disaster? Noah. My life is good. Between my job of taking care of people’s pets, my side gig singing at local bars, and spending as much time as I can with my nieces and best friend, there’s not much more I could want. So why is my newest client such a temptation? I’ve never met anyone who affects me like he does, and the more I learn, the more I want to know. But will he ever show me everything? Numbers Boy is a 74,000 word, low-angst mm romance novel featuring a drag queen, the bestest girl, and horrible puns. While they do call themselves the Working Boys, there is not a Daddy/boy relationship in this book. There are brief mentions of cheating by a MC’s ex. There is also on page social drinking. less

Stu. After a string of less than fulfilling dates, I’ve decided to take a break from relationships and enjoy the (perfectly acceptable) number of toys I’ve amassed over the years. Which means when my bestie’s boyfriend’s bestie – yes, you read that right – needs help proving a point to his ex, I don’t see any reason why I can’t be the one to be his fake boyfriend. He gets to have a bit of arm candy as his plus one, and I get to be around for all of the drama. It’s a win-win all around... moreStu. After a string of less than fulfilling dates, I’ve decided to take a break from relationships and enjoy the (perfectly acceptable) number of toys I’ve amassed over the years. Which means when my bestie’s boyfriend’s bestie – yes, you read that right – needs help proving a point to his ex, I don’t see any reason why I can’t be the one to be his fake boyfriend. He gets to have a bit of arm candy as his plus one, and I get to be around for all of the drama. It’s a win-win all around. Except, for the first time ever, I start wondering what it would be like if it were him – an actual, real-life guy with an actual, real-life dick – inside of me instead of a piece of silicone. Blake. When my best friend’s boyfriend’s best friend – just go with it – agrees to be my plus one for my ex’s wedding, it seems like a perfect solution to my problem. We get to hang out and have fun, and maybe get to rub our fake relationship in Kyle’s face a bit. And unlike all of my previous disasters with straight men, I know going into it that this is just for one night. Only, Stu is the most openly affectionate straight guy I’ve ever known. He’s not worried about how queer he might look holding my hand and is more than comfortable with bottoming – don’t ask how I know. And the more he asks me to show him, the less fake it feels. Fitness Boy is a 69,000 word, low-angst mm romance novel featuring a queer awakening, a “fake” date to an ex’s wedding, toys, and piercings. While they do call themselves the Working Boys, there is not a Daddy/boy relationship in this book. There are mentions of death of a parent (past, off page), dubious cause of outing (side character, off page), cheating (off screen, side character). There is also on page social drinking. less