The Bro Date

Toby For years, I've been pining after someone I can never have-my best friend, Shane. The thought of confessing my feelings and possibly losing him is so gut-wrenching that I've hidden my true identity from everyone, including myself. Until now. While staying with my grandparents for spring break-away from the testosterone-filled house I share with Shane and two other roommates-I decide I'm finally ready to pursue my attraction to guys. When I get back to campus, I download a gay dating app to meet people. Shane's overprotective side flares to life, and he starts to stalk me on my dates, making sure I'm safe and swooping in to rescue me from disaster after disaster. When that protective streak turns into possessiveness, and he asks to kiss me, I have to pinch myself. Is this the happily ever after of my dreams, or is Shane just leading me on to eventually rip out my heart when he realizes he isn't gay? Shane There's always been one ray of sunshine in my otherwise dark existence-my best friend, Toby. But when he returns from a trip to Florida and confides in me that he's gay and wants to start dating guys, irrational jealousy takes hold of me. Stalking his dates may start by accident, but after the first time, I willingly lurk in the shadows, watching him. Protecting him. None of these losers deserve Toby, and when he continues to get hurt by them, I can't take it any longer. I guess I'll have to be the one to show him how special he is and what he deserves. When one heated kiss turns into a series of dates, I find myself falling for my best friend and questioning everything. Will this be the beginning of something beautiful, or am I doomed to lose the only good thing in my life? The Bro Date is book two in the Best Bros Forever Series, a collection of standalone contemporary gay romances. You can expect best-friends-to-lovers, bi-awakening, grumpy/sunshine, and forced proximity. This novel is intended for 18+ readers and touches on some sensitive subjects.

Toby For years, I've been pining after someone I can never have-my best friend, Shane. The thought of confessing my feelings and possibly losing him is so gut-wrenching that I've hidden my true identity from everyone, including myself. Until now. While staying with my grandparents for spring break-away from the testosterone-filled house I share with Shane and two other roommates-I decide I'm finally ready to pursue my attraction to guys. When I get back to campus, I download a gay dating app to meet people. Shane's overprotective side flares to life, and he starts to stalk me on my dates, making sure I'm safe and swooping in to rescue me from disaster after disaster. When that protective streak turns into possessiveness, and he asks to kiss me, I have to pinch myself. Is this the happily ever after of my dreams, or is Shane just leading me on to eventually rip out my heart when he realizes he isn't gay? Shane There's always been one ray of sunshine in my otherwise dark existence-my best friend, Toby. But when he returns from a trip to Florida and confides in me that he's gay and wants to start dating guys, irrational jealousy takes hold of me. Stalking his dates may start by accident, but after the first time, I willingly lurk in the shadows, watching him. Protecting him. None of these losers deserve Toby, and when he continues to get hurt by them, I can't take it any longer. I guess I'll have to be the one to show him how special he is and what he deserves. When one heated kiss turns into a series of dates, I find myself falling for my best friend and questioning everything. Will this be the beginning of something beautiful, or am I doomed to lose the only good thing in my life? The Bro Date is book two in the Best Bros Forever Series, a collection of standalone contemporary gay romances. You can expect best-friends-to-lovers, bi-awakening, grumpy/sunshine, and forced proximity. This novel is intended for 18+ readers and touches on some sensitive subjects.