Micah thought he'd always be in a band. All he ever wanted was to play drums and make great music, but when his best friend and bandmate passes away, Micah is left adrift. The thing that's always lifted him up is now a reminder of everything he's lost.In an attempt to put his life back together, Micah takes a job as roadie for his favorite band, Escaping Indigo. He's always admired the lead singer, Bellamy. On stage, Bellamy is confident, glittery, and radiant. But as the two grow ...

Ava should be living her dream as the drummer for Escaping Indigo. The problem is, she’s secretly in love with her bandmate, Tuck. But he’s fallen for someone else. Being a drummer is still the best, but for Ava, every day is also a reminder of what she can’t have.With her grandmother moving into assisted living, Ava figures it’s a good time to head home and help out. And if it lets her get some distance from Tuck and his girlfriend, all the better. But Ava hasn’t visited her famil...

Every month on the full moon, Ian desperately fights his wolf nature. Even after escaping to the anonymity of the city, where he can be free from his family's demands, he can't stop running from the past.Brian is Ian's opposite, running towards the past instead of from it, searching for the family that abandoned him. Ian, a finder of lost things, can help, but he doesn't take magical cases, and he's not in the business of locating people. Instead of asking and chancing rejection, B...

Living between worlds has never been comfortable, but it’s where I’ve always fit: between human and fey, illness and health, magic and reality.I’ve spent the last six years looking for a cure for the nameless sickness eating me up. If I believed there was one out there, I would keep searching. But there isn’t, so I’ve come back home, where my past and present tangle. Come home to live . . . and to die.But my father insists I meet Kin. He’s a healer, and determined to help, ...

Being a roadie isn't everyone's idea of a dream job, but it's all Quinn wants. He loves touring, loves getting to hear amazing music every night and, more than anything, loves being someone the band members of Escaping Indigo can lean on.When Quinn joins the band in the recording studio, it's supposed to be fun, but it only seems to remind him of doubts he thought he'd left behind—doubts about his brother's death, his place with the band, and his ability to care for and support his...

The stories are full of people who fall into faerie and become trapped. But what if it wasn't a trap at all? What if faerie seemed like the only place you could be yourself--a place you could fall in love with--a place where you could fall in love--and you never wanted to go back home, even when you knew you had to?

I don’t know why I can see the other people, when no one else can. They’ve always been there, flitting between trees, tucked into shadows. I thought they were harmless. But now one of them has crept into my dreams, creating nightmares, stealing sleep, and the only thing standing against it is the fey boy who comes to guard me, night after night.I don’t know why he does it. I don’t know what he wants. But I know that keeping the monster from me is taking a toll on him. And ...

I ride and he runs. We claw and kick our way to the front, and if we win the race, we patch ourselves up and do it all over again. It's a means to an end. It's a living. Giselk and I are partners in this—human and alien, scraping out an existence through a brutal sport, sticking together because we're all the other has.But Giselk wants more. He wants to run until we're at the top. All I want is a way off this planet, a quieter life. I'm afraid the top's going to break us. But getti...

A cold, icy winter is the least of Arizona born-and-raised Jamie's problems. He's moved to a distant college to escape a bad breakup, but it's not working. He can't stop thinking about his ex-girlfriend, worrying about the future, and wondering, constantly, what went wrong. All he wants is something that'll distract him from everything.Enter Emily, guitarist for Jamie's favorite up-and-coming band. She's gorgeous, talented, and one hell of a guitar teacher. Jamie can't imagine havi...

Garrett Steiner loves his grandmother.Really.But when she rents a billboard in the middle of Times Square, hoping to find him a husband, he isn’t so sure anymore. Bad enough everyone at the “Crossroads of the World” thinks he’s a joke—now his face is plastered all over the news. He’s already in enough trouble with the principal of his school, who isn’t thrilled to have a gay teacher. It might be two dateless years since his divorce, but no way is he going to answer any of the...

Will the offer of a lifetime be too much temptation?I'm in love with Reef. He's the one.I didn't do relationships before him.Heck, I didn't do men either.Coming out to our parents was never going to be easy. I knew Mother and Father would hate him.But I underestimated just how much.When I lose a patient, it drags up memories I've tried to forget. I'm struggling and I need Reef's comfort.Will he walk away when...

At eighteen, Joel Smith was outed in the local newspaper after his boyfriend died in a car crash, and he did everything possible to outrun his past. He moved to Oklahoma for college, changed his name, and started over. Since then, he hasn’t let anyone get close. The strategy has served him well for over three years. No reason to change it now.But Joel doesn’t plan on the articles about his boyfriend’s death being used as a case study in one of his classes. And he doesn’t plan on Pa...