Bøker av Felice Stevens

When retired NFL superstar Keller Williams returns to his small town to coach his old high school football team, he's surprised how much he enjoys being out of the limelight and on the field with the kids. Even more surprising is his immediate attraction to the father of one of his players-single dad Niall Harper.Problem number one: Niall Harper isn't gay.Problem number two: Keller isn't out to the world.Problem number three: Niall hates his guts. And Keller has no idea why.High school librarian Niall Harper has always done the right thing. Except be true to himself. Divorced and raising his teenaged son, Niall is dismayed to discover the new football coach is none other than his long-ago Friday night fantasy and nemesis. Not that it matters-Keller doesn't remember him. It's nothing new; Niall has always been easy to forget. Now Keller wants to be friends. And more. Niall can't deny the annoying man makes him laugh and feel things he'd only dreamed possible. But would a player like Keller be satisfied with a regular guy like him?Being together is more than complicated, but they are willing to take the risk. Niall reveals he's dating his son's coach, and Keller comes out to the team, his fans, the press, and small-town gossips. Neither is prepared for the fallout, but that doesn't stop them. It's time to throw the Hail Mary pass of a lifetime and win the game of forever. And they're ready.

The nomadic lifestyle of a wildlife photographer is perfect for Ren Stewart-he travels the world with no obligations, no place to call home. With time between assignments, he's ready to leave the cold New York winter for sunny California. But twenty inches of snow on a layover means his flight's canceled and he's stranded. It's going to be a long, lonely night at the airport waiting for the snow to melt.Lucky for Ren, he meets a gorgeous man and they hit it off. Too bad they'll have to go their separate ways.Or will they?Something in Schaeffer's eyes suggests he might be up for sharing the last available hotel room...and the bed.Airline pilot Schaeffer Morgan is used to being alone. It's hard to have a relationship when you're only home for a few days at a time. He's learned to live with stolen moments of pleasure as well as bigoted remarks from coworkers who don't know he's gay.When a family vacation brings him face-to-face with the man he spent two lust-filled days with in a hotel room-the man he thought he'd never see again-everything changes.Their days and nights together lead to the possibility of something Ren only dreamed of as a foster child-a family and a place to call home-while Schaeffer begins to open up about his painful past. As their time together comes to a close, they want to keep the magic of what's building between them. But with Ren away for months on assignment and Schaeffer's busy schedule, is that wishful thinking?One thing is for certain: neither of them wants to say goodbye.

First rule of riding the subway:Don't talk to strangers.Don't even look at anyone.But what if they're grouchy and gorgeous and you're sitting right next to them?I always did like a challenge.I want to turn that frown upside down, but he barely looks at me.I take a chance and poke the bear, and to my shock, he plays along and growls back.The more we meet on the train, the more I realize he's not the uptight grump I first thought. Then one night, there he is-in my world, in my space...his tongue in my mouth.Mind blown.But I'm no fool. A man like Nash Roman doesn't date a guy who sells suits at Macy's.Nash is prep school and Ivy League, and I'm night school while working two jobs to pay bills. Nash is fine wine, expensive restaurants and handmade suits, and I'm beer, corner takeout, and a lucky find at Goodwill.What am I-street-smart Ethan Moreno-doing, playing in his world? This man is older than me, way richer than me, and has already made it clear he doesn't believe in love. I should walk away. Instead, I'm falling for him. Hard.Nash couldn't care less if his father doesn't think I'm good enough or if people gossip because we're so different. I need to trust in him and us, but I've been burned before.And just like the Uptown Number 2, sometimes you have to travel a different route to get to the final destination:Forever.