M/M Literary & Genre Fiction
Novels and short stories across literary, contemporary romance, high heat, supernatural, and sci-fi. Stories written in the dark, glowing at the edges.
I write M/M fiction across literary, romance, supernatural, and science-fiction lines—novels about intimacy, restraint, memory, and the cost of being seen, plus shorter work that runs harder, hotter, and closer to the bone.
My books move between marriage novels and military romance, urban-fantasy bonds and sci-fi romance, and contemporary erotic fiction that doesn’t apologize for what it wants. Different shelves, same preoccupations—men who go quiet to survive, and what happens when someone looks long enough to find them.
New here? Start with Rain by Midnight—the literary military romance the rest of the shelf orbits.

Coming Soon · Gay Literary Fiction
Two men. Eight years. A love story told from both ends.
Wes Halloran has plans for Seattle. Wyatt Barnett has made a life in Three Rivers, building furniture by hand. Their first conversation becomes eight years together—and two timelines moving toward each other.
Available Now · Literary M/M Military Romance
He learned how to survive by staying hidden. Then someone looked long enough to find him.
Staff Sergeant Andrew Hayes has built a life out of silence, routine, and the careful management of every glance. Then Ryan Mitchell walks into a storm. A Don't Ask, Don't Tell-era love story about secrecy, restraint, and the dangerous relief of being seen.
The Song Series · Free Preview
One coffee. Half five. Twenty minutes, and either of them can call it.
A high-heat M/M romance set between Dublin and the Wicklow coast. Evan agreed to twenty minutes. Cian never used the exit.
New chapters added regularly.
Recent M/M Romance & Literary Fiction
The Writing Room · Inside the Mind of an Author
Writer guidance, practical tips, and honest recommendations for writing M/M romance, gay fiction, and literary fiction. Character development, point of view, pacing, romance tropes, sex scenes, revision, editing, publishing, and the choices that turn an idea into a finished book.