Jordan Price has spent years keeping secrets—about who he is and who he loves. Struggling under the weight of his conservative upbringing, his only escape is his art and the unwavering friendship of Rupert Louis. But as high school ends and their futures beckon, Jordan decides he can no longer hide the truth: he’s in love with his best friend.

Kaidan Williams opens a pool cleaning business just in time for summer, and his first customer is his best friend, Nolan. When he arrives on the job, he unexpectedly bumps into Seth, Nolan’s father.

After being ostracized by his parents at a young age, black sheep Jason Kennedy returns to the one place he swore he would never return to attend his younger brother’s wedding. In the process, he encounters someone from his past and finds an unexpected connection with an unlikely admirer.

A weekend getaway at a private lake house with his best friend sounded like the perfect way to unwind after college finals. Except, what Ezra hadn’t accounted for was Greg’s father tagging along. Recently divorced and freshly single, Michael Shaw is hot-as-hell and irresistibly charming.

After coming home from a long day at work, Miles Cartwright catches his stepbrother, Chase West, in a compromising position. Planning to use Chase’s actions as a form of blackmail for tormenting him in the past, Miles falters and doesn’t follow through with it as he witnesses his former bully in a whole new light.

Fresh-faced and straight out of college, Sam Tate is looking to make a big impression at his new job at a prominent tech company and with his boss, Vivian Glass. So when she asks him to work overtime, he is more than eager to agree at first. But when Noel Lyons, his senior, volunteers to assist him, Sam is less than thrilled to be working with his biggest competition. After they wrap up for the night, they take the elevator only for a blackout to occur, leaving them trapped inside. As the air grows hot, their clothes come off, and things get hotter.

With the announcement of Trish and Mark’s engagement, the Wayne/Petrey clan celebrates. But for these soon-to-be stepbrothers, Grayson and Aaron's celebration has only begun after their parents turn in for the night. Because when the parents are away, the stepbrothers will play.

Adjusting to a new living situation has been less than ideal for college student Grayson Wayne after he is forced to share a room with his stepbrother, Aaron Petrey. But when he gives Aaron a chance and gets to know him a little better, he may find himself coming home more often.

With his parents out of town for the week, Brett Edwards looks forward to having the house all to himself when he receives an unannounced visit from his father’s best friend and coworker, Eric Colson—the rugged man of Brett’s dreams.

After a grueling day of finals, Darien Walsh returns home to find all his belongings discarded on the curb. His homophobic stepfather has kicked him out of the only home he's ever known, leaving him reeling and alone. With no one else to turn to, Darien reaches out to his stepbrother, Bryan Stone—someone who can relate all too well to the pain of rejection after having been ousted from the same home years ago.

Looking to escape from a disruptive dormmate, Scott Dennis moves into an apartment complex, where he meets his older next-door neighbor, Demetri Kane. But fleeing from one problem only causes another when Demetri kisses Scott, bringing his sexuality into question.

At home, alone with his stepbrother, Noah, Benji is persuaded into smoking his first joint, and it goes straight to his head, amplifying the feelings he shouldn't be feeling. After he turns in early for the night, Benji awakes from a terrible nightmare and is unable to fall back to sleep. So, he turns to and seeks comfort with the one person he knows he can depend upon. But Benji may soon find something more than he anticipated when Noah allows him into his bed. Because when the parents are away, the stepbrothers will play.

It’s been nine years since Silas Locke became the full-time caretaker of his bedridden mother. Feeling suffocated by the repetition of his daily routine, he downloads a gay dating app and makes plans with a charming and handsome man, Brian, to meet up for just one night.

Henry likes to watch. He likes to watch me get pleasure. Now to take that further and see how much he would like it if he saw me getting pleasure from someone else. That's why I've ordered a man to let Henry watch him take me.

The job at Sunday Orchard was supposed to be temporary. A chance to gain some work experience, to have some fun. I had not expected to be welcomed into a family of gorgeous and weirdly efficient lumberjack-types, or to find purpose in the tiny Vermont town whose claim to fame seemed to be apple-based products and copious amounts of charm. And I most definitely hadn’t expected to fall for Knox Sunday, my grumpy, burly, fifteen-years-older, reluctant roommate, with his infuriating lectures, his hot-as-fire body, his superior attitude - I’ve never been one to put down roots.