Alastair needs help overcoming issues with touch and physical intimacy in order to clinch a business deal with some demonstrative Italians who prefer hugging to handshakes.Martin, his assistant, has the perfect solution. His mother runs cuddle workshops, which could help Alastair overcome his fears--if he's brave enough to try. Alastair is nervous not only about the workshop, but also because he will be sharing a room with Martin, who's starred in his fantasies more often than an a...

Jago returns to his home in the wilds of Cornwall, and is looking forward to catching up with old friends after a term away at university. When he's reunited with Will—his best mate from sixth-form college and last summer's fling—Jago's feelings for him are rekindled and impossible to ignore.Over the short winter break, Jago can't resist taking whatever Will's offering. But will the New Year bring new beginnings? Or will Jago be left with more bittersweet memories and a heart that ...

A geeky science writer has a crush on his postman—but will he ever make a move?Working from home suits introvert Jim until he gets a special delivery—an extremely cute, temporary postman called Patrick. Jim's drawn to his wide smile and sexy legs, while Patrick can't keep his eyes off Jim's package.Their doorstep attraction seems mutual, so asking Patrick out on a date should be easy. There's just one problem—Jim could fit all the pick-up lines he knows on the back of a pos...

Mac has essays to mark on Valentine's Day, and Jez insists on keeping him company while he works. Jez promises not to distract him, but Mac knows it's only a matter of time....This is a short scene that fits into the Housemates series. It takes place during the timeline of book five but focuses on Mac and Jez who are the main characters in Helping Hand (Housemates #1). It can be read as a standalone without any spoilers, but you will probably enjoy it more if you already know Mac a...