The Williamsville Inn Series

A hotel room with an overactive heater. A rising star struggling to write a Christmas song. Song lyrics written in secret.   Will Johnson is shocked to discover his hotel room window overlooks the courtyard patio of one of his favorite gay singers, Rex Garland. Even more amazing, Rex seems interested in Will too.   When Will overhears Rex struggling to write an original Christmas song, he is struck by a flash of inspiration and drafts an anonymous note with song lyrics. Will is sure nothing will come of it, but the Christmas magic swirling amidst all the snow in upstate New York is about to change both their lives forever.   This funny, sweet, and heart-warming love story about a boy-next-door and the celebrity of his dreams is set in the Williamsville Inn world.

A hook-up app serial dater. A Valentine's bar crawl. A day that will change their lives.   Carter Walsh will be alone on Valentine's Day, and his plans include a candy sampler of hook-ups. But once he learns about the Cupid Crawl—a bar crawl covering a half dozen bars, both gay and straight—he decides on a change of plans.   At the first bar, Carter meets Harry, a divorced dad coming out later in life, and he's far from impressed. Harry's definitely not the type of guy Carter would ever swipe right for. But as the Cupid Crawl hops from bar to bar, the two seem to naturally gravitate toward each other, and before he realizes it, Carter's succumbed to the magic of Valentine's Day and ditched the hook-up app to spend all his time with Harry.   The Cupid Crawl is a funny, sweet, and steamy opposites attract, divorced bi-sexual dad, slight age gap story that takes place in the Williamsville Inn series world, and features characters from the Christmas stories Snowflakes and Song Lyrics by Hank Edwards and Snowstorms and Second Chances by Brigham Vaughn.

The first family wedding after a painful breakup. A milestone high school reunion. A hotel with a history of romantic meetings and happily ever afters.   While checking in at the Williamsville Inn, Nash and Tobias meet and feel an immediate spark of attraction. During an impromptu shared dinner, they commiserate about being single for their weekend events: the wedding of Nash's niece, and Tobias' thirtieth high school reunion.   When they hatch a plan to be each other's fake date for the weekend, neither man realizes that while they're pretending to be an item to satisfy nosey family and inquisitive friends, they just might end up falling in love for real.   This story is set at the Williamsville Inn and is part of the Williamsville Inn Series of gay romance stories.

A fireworks salesman intent on making his mark in his family's business. A twice divorced father in desperate need of a sale and a new love life. A week-long town celebration that sparks their competitive natures.   Owen Gillespie is no stranger to competition. But his plan to spend Independence Day week at the Williamsville Inn before pitching his fireworks proposal is derailed when he meets a handsome and snarky man in the elevator.   Dom Mitchell has two marriages behind him and three kids he's supporting. His bisexual awakening has opened him up to dating men for the first time, but he isn't looking for a serious relationship; he's in town to sell a fireworks package.   When both men realize they're vying for the same business, they decide to turn it into a competition. But things slip out of their control when the mayor learns of their agreement and proposes some challenges of her own. These two corporate rivals will need to work together even as they're competing against each other to woo the mayor and other city officials, all while keeping their mutual attraction a secret and their hearts in check.   At the end of the week, only one of them will be leaving town with a signed contract, but the sparks between them are undeniable, and their love life might just be the most dazzling display of all.   This funny, snarky, and steamy story about corporate rivals turned lovers with a slight age gap and a spanking fetish is set in the Williamsville Inn world but can be read as a standalone story.