When Siobhán Murray gets a call from a neighbor saying her estranged father, Patrick, has been admitted to a hospital after a serious heart attack, she's desperate to get to Ireland. Her girlfriend, Annie Slocum, books the first possible flight to Dublin for both of them.Despite their difficult relationship, Siobhán wants to help her father, so she and Annie move in with him during his recovery. Although Annie loves Siobhán and Ireland, and wants to be supportive, she feels out of place and disconnected from Siobhán.Patrick hasn't been the same since his wife's death fifteen years ago, and it takes time and patience for Siobhán and him to work through their issues.Things slowly begin to improve as Annie figures out a way to expand her Boston-based blog to include some Irish content, and Siobhán's spark of creativity re-ignites after lying dormant for more than a year.But there's one more hurdle they must overcome, and that decision will shape their entire future.

Dr. Christopher Allen knows how to deal with death. He's a psychiatrist who works with hospice patients and their families, helping them cope with grief and letting go. But Chris's job doesn't prepare him for the sudden death of his devil-may-care brother Cal. At Cal's funeral, Chris is completely thrown when he meets Elliot Rawlings, an artist Cal has been dating. Chris is hurt to discover that the brother he knew as straight was actually bisexual. Elliot is angry and resentful of having been kept hidden from Cal's family.After the funeral, a night of drinking at the bar with Cal's friends leads to Chris and Elliot falling into bed together.  The next morning, they're overwhelmed by guilt and grief and agree to never speak of it again.But Cal's apartment needs to be packed up and Elliot reluctantly agrees to help Chris, as well as answer some questions about Cal's life and their relationship. Despite their guilt and initial dislike for one another, they sort through the pieces of Cal's life and begin to fall for each other.Despite his best efforts to fix things, Chris's family seems to be crumbling around him and he begins to question who he is and what his role with them is.  As his feelings for Elliot grow, Chris must decide if they're worth further damaging his fragile relationships with his friends and family.Elliot's rough upbringing has left him distrustful of getting close to anyone, much less another man who isn't willing to acknowledge him in public. The odds seem stacked against Chris and Elliot, but if they can overcome them, they may be able to lay Cal's ghost to rest, along with their own demons.

It was just supposed to be a road trip. But it could be so much more.Brent Cameron is a former college hockey player and newly out of the closet. He has his whole future planned: a summer road trip around Lake Michigan, working to pay for grad school, and finding a guy to settle down with. Preferably, one who's a jock like him.With a love of sports, a flair for fashion, and a disdain for anything conventional, Lowell Prescott is out-and-proud. Burned by past relationships, he's determined to protect his heart. Especially from jocks who want to change him.After Brent's travel plans are dashed by a sudden cancellation, Lowell is his only option. Tempers fly and sparks flare as the miles disappear behind them. But by the time they reach the halfway point, their animosity has too.When the past threatens to derail the trip and the fragile relationship they've built, Lowell must risk heartbreak, and Brent must open himself to new possibilities to hold onto a future neither of them knew was possible.

What could be worse than having to spend a week with the man you ghosted? When Adrian Cobb arrives in New York to help his brother move, he comes face to face with the biggest mistake of his past—a baking conference hookup he rudely ditched a year ago. Now, he’s sharing a guest room with Ajay Sunagar, who looks as tasty as the pastries he bakes, and Adrian desperately wants to prove he can handle the heat this time. But Jay makes it clear he isn’t ready to forgive and forget Adrian’s bad behavior. None of Adrian's repeated apologies seem to make a dent in the walls Jay's put up and Adrian can’t tell if Jay would rather make him grovel or cover Adrian in frosting and lick him all over. Adrian’s afraid that this time, Jay will be the one to walk away—unless Adrian can find a way to make him believe in second chances. The Cupcake Conundrum is a sweet-treat story about a single dad, instant attraction, and falling in love all over again that takes place in the Williamsville Inn series world. It features characters from Brigham Vaughn’s Snowstorms and Second Chances , along with Snowflakes and Song Lyrics and The Cupid Crawl by Hank Edwards.

Annie Slocum is a bisexual woman struggling to make a living as a freelance writer. Stuck in a rut, she feels bored with her career, her relationships--her life. A chance meeting with Siobhán at a gallery adds a bright spark to her dull life. Siobhán Murray is a lesbian Irish painter living in Boston. She loves her career, loves her life, but she's missing the one piece that will make her life complete--a partner. She falls hard for Annie and is delighted to realize Annie inspires her work. But a string of failed relationships has left her wary of bisexual women and wondering if she can trust that Annie won't leave her. When Siobhán's past comes back to haunt them, they'll have to decide if the new relationship is something that will burn bright and end quickly or if it's meant to last.