Tuesday, May 2, 2023
Sunday, April 30, 2023
New re-release: Through My Own Lens (includes the novella Being With Him)
The fifth book in the Horizons Series is now available for purchase at AMAZON. Included as bonus content is the novella, Being With Him.
Blurb
Chyna
Davidson, embarks on a modelling career based out of Manhattan, New York, while
his boyfriend, Luca Dilorio begins his freshman year at Cornell University.
Although they are only a five-hour drive away, they may as well be on another
planet. Having watched each other’s back for years, they struggle with the
separation.
Zeb
Araneda, a recent arrival from the Philippines, is Luca’s new roommate. He lends
an ear, and a solid friendship is born, but it doesn’t keep Luca from worrying.
Chyna learns to navigate the ups and downs of the modeling industry. However,
this proves difficult with Luca micromanaging everything, from Chyna’s diet to
his choice in a roommate. After rejecting several candidates, Chyna and Luca
decide on fellow model, Alex Boulet, who turns out to be perfect in more ways
than one.
An unexpected appearance raises a multitude of concerns, and the entire
family—Lil, Grier, Clark, Jody, and Chip—descend upon the young couple to offer
their support. Will Luca and Chyna weather the storm or succumb to pressure
from multiple fronts?
Through
My Own Lens is a sequel to Chyna Doll and was originally published
in 2017. This second edition has been re-edited and has a new cover, but the
story remains the same. Bonus content includes the novella, Being With Him―Zeb
and Alex’s story―also first published in 2017 and unavailable for quite some
time.
Tuesday, December 18, 2018
Saturday, December 15, 2018
Sunday, November 25, 2018
Thursday, September 27, 2018
Wednesday, December 27, 2017
Being With Him is live and The Open Series is a daily deal!
Friday, December 1, 2017
Friday Preview
Being With Him
A Horizons Series Novella
Excerpt #1
Turning his attention back to the 9/11 tour, Alex listened as the guide explained the meaning and symbolism of the memorial, and the design and appearance of the museum, while throwing in relevant stories along the way. The guided portion of the tour, which had remained true to the projected time of two and a half hours, ended at the One World Observatory where Zeb and Alex could continue on their own if they chose. This self-guided tour would take approximately one to two hours depending on their pace.
“Would you like to call it a day?” Alex asked, giving Zeb the option of staying or leaving. “We can do this portion of the tour the next time you’re in town.”
“You don’t mind?” Zeb asked, looking relieved. “I’m sort of wrecked.”
“Not at all. Hungry?”
“Starved. Let’s grab a bite before going home.”
They ended up at a convenient burger place and chowed down like they hadn’t had the enormous breakfast earlier that morning. In between swallows, Zeb bombarded Alex with more questions.
“So you’re attracted to guys?”
“Are you offering?” Alex teased.
“Dude, come on. You said you’d tell me more later.”
“I’ve always been attracted to guys.”
“So you’re gay,” Zeb concluded.
“Must we do labels?”
“I’m just trying to understand how this works,” Zeb explained. “You’re my first transgender friend—”
“Not a science experiment,” Alex snapped. “If you cut me, I’ll bleed like anyone else.”
Zeb’s eyes widened. “Chill out, dude. I never said otherwise. Don’t get all snarly.”
“Shitcan the label.”
“All right,” Zeb said. “Do you mind if I ask a few more questions?”
“Talking about myself to a complete stranger is uncomfortable.”
“But I’m not a stranger,” Zeb defended. “Not anymore. All I’m trying to do is educate myself. I don’t want to offend you by saying the wrong thing, but I guess I’ve crossed that line several times already. I’m sorry.”
Alex reached for Zeb’s hand across the narrow table. “No, I’m the one who should apologize. You’re fine, Zeb. Trying to explain my feelings to a cis male makes me hostile.”
“Cis?”
“Cisgender,” Alex said patiently. “A person whose gender identity matches the sex they were assigned at birth. Transgender people are the exact opposite. I was born with female organs but considered myself male from an early age.”
“Gotcha,” Zeb said. “This can get really complicated, right? Like that Jenner person. She used to like girls, but now that she’s no longer a guy, she’s insisting she’s not a lesbian.”
Alex laughed. “You really need to stop using Caitlyn as a reference.”
“But she’s famous, Alex. Shouldn’t her opinion matter?”
“Not necessarily,” Alex said. “As I’ve said before, each of us chooses our path, and no two are ever the same. I don’t know—and I honestly don’t care—who Jenner is sleeping with these days.”
“You don’t like her?”
“Let’s just say she’s not your typical transgender woman.”
“I think she should just come out and call herself a lesbian if she still likes women,” Zeb persisted. “Don’t you?”
“Oh my God, Zeb, enough! Are you done with your food?”
Being With Him will release on December 27 and is available for pre-order here: Dreamspinner Press
Monday, November 27, 2017
Cover Reveal!
Presenting the gorgeous cover created by Kanaka for my Christmas novella which releases on December 27.
Being With Him features Zeb and Alex, newest members of the Horizons Universe and can be read as a standalone The novella is available for pre-order at the Dreamspinner store and is currently 35% off list price.
Blurb
Zeb Araneda leaves his privileged but closely supervised life in the Philippines to study architecture at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, where his new roommate is openly gay Luca Dilorio.
Alex Boulet is a successful print model who appears to have it all, but on closer inspection, the ready smile never reaches his mesmerizing green eyes. Tired of living alone, Alex moves in with fellow model Chyna Davidson, Luca’s boyfriend.
Away from his father’s watchful eye, and with Luca’s help, Zeb learns to navigate his new environment, and experiences freedom of choice for the first time. This fresh perspective allows him to step out of his comfort zone and act on his attraction to Alex.
The holiday season has always been difficult for Alex. Sappy commercials tug at his heart, and storefront windows depict idealized scenes that remind him of what he’ll never have: a loving partner willing to accept his truth. Will this Christmas be another disappointment, or will Santa finally make his wish come true?
Pre-order here: Dreamspinner Press
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