I'm currently looking for some beta readers for a new project of mine called I Love You, Chase Graves.

The word count is 34, 071 and 109 pages.

Blurb: Luke Moore prides himself on his dedication to his work, so when Chase Graves is hired and then assigned to him without the appropriate qualifications, Luke makes an assumption that turns out to be correct about Chase’s father. Now stuck with the boy, who refuses to do his work and acknowledge Luke in a professional manner, he’s become easily frustrated. His frustrations hit an all time high when Chase invites himself to lunch with Luke and his partner, Oliver, after a pissing match between Chase and Oliver. Luke decides he’s had enough. Someone needs to punish Chase for his inappropriate behaviour, and that man will be Luke.

Content Warnings: explicit open door, daddy kink w/ no age play, impact play (spanking). Also, one of the MCs is trans, and their bottom anatomy is referred to as a cock, front hole, and back hole. There is no PIV, and the trans MC is the top in the relationship and never experiences any penetration.

Looking for: general feedback mainly, pointing out if there are any glaring errors, if the story is entertaining or if it's a bit boring or falling flat. Or how the flow, pacing and whether the story is readable. Honestly, any input would be amazing!

Timeline: Ideally within a month or sooner.

Please dm me if interested, or would like a sample of the writing before for committing.

Thank you and I appreciate your time!

I just finished the Green Creek series by
TJ Klune, and I'm honestly distraught. The blues hit me hard. Much harder than after past reads.
I've hit that point where I'm not sure I'm ready to dive into another series, but part of me is craving something that fills the same space. What I loved most about Green Creek was the sense of pack/ brotherhood, the queer love, the smal town closeness. TJ Klune does gay male romance so well, with all the little emotional details other authors sometimes miss. So, i guess this is my roundabout way of asking for book recommendations that might give me the same vibe or feeling as The Green Creek Series.

Exciting news: Since it's National Hammock Day, my publisher is offering my sapphic romance "Falling Hard" at 70% off for 3 days only.

https://relinks.me/B0FTKHSSNB

Here's what the book is about:

Dr. Jordan Williams devotes her life to saving patients in the OR and pleasuring women in the bedroom.

Jordan’s new neighbor, single mom Emma, is the polar opposite. Family and fidelity mean everything to her.

When Emma helps Jordan recover after a bad fall, they quickly grow closer.

But neither counted on falling hard—for each other.

Themes & tropes:

• A surgeon
• A single mom
• An adorable 5-year-old
• A cat named Tuna
• Slow-burn romance

IT IS 2015, weeks after the Supreme Court marriage equality ruling. A high school art history teacher, Sebastian Mote envies his queer students and their freedom to live openly the youth he lost to fear and shame. When he runs into his childhood friend Oscar Burnham at a wedding in Washington, DC, he can't help but see it as a second chance. Now thirty-five, the men haven't seen each other in more than a decade. But Oscar has no interest in their shared history, nor in the sense of belonging Sebastian craves. Instead, he's outraged by what he sees as the death of gay culture: bars overrun with bachelorette parties, friends coupling off and having babies. For Oscar, conformity isn't peace, it's surrender.
While Oscar and Sebastian struggle to find their place in a rapidly changing world, each is drawn into a cross-generational friendship that treads the line between envy and obsession: Sebastian with one of his students, Oscar with an older icon of the AIDS era. And as they collide again and again, both men must reckon not just with each other but with themselves. Provocative, moving, and rich with sharply drawn characters, Let's Get Back to the Party introduces an exciting and contemporary new talent.

hello! a friend recently reached out to me looking for queer fiction books that involve sperm donation for family building, and i came up blank!! any recs?? tia 🫶🏻