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(0)Annabeth Albert
JEF - LGBTQIA Fiction (Adults)
JEF - Romance (Contemporary Rom-Coms)
JEF - Romance (LGBTQIA )
2) Served Hot
First in the gay romance series that delivers passion in Portland. "Tremendously charming and sexy, Served Hot is a knockout!" —RT Book Reviews
In Portland, Oregon, the only thing hotter than the coffee shops, restaurants, and bakeries are the hard-working men who serve it up—hot, fresh, and ready to go—with no reservations . . .
Robby is a self-employed barista with a busy coffee cart,
...3) Knit Tight
It's not the coffee that puts the spring in a barista's step, it's the yummy stranger who walks through his door in this charming gay romance novella.
One of Portland's hottest young baristas, Brady is famous for his java-topping flair, turning a regular cup of joe into a work of art. Every Wednesday—aka "Knit Night"—hordes of women and their needles descend on the coffeehouse, and Brady's feeling the heat. Into
...4) Baked Fresh
From its famous coffee to the mouthwatering fare at its cafés, restaurants, and bakeries, Portland, Oregon, has a lot to whet the appetite, including the hard-working men who serve it all up—hot, fresh, and ready to go—with no reservations . . .
Vic Degrassi is a baker...
5) Danced Close
Portland, Oregon, is one of the hottest cities in America. Just ask all the hard-working men sweating it up behind the counters of the restaurants, boutiques, and cafés all over town . . .
Newly clean and sober, Todd's taken a shine to his job at Portland's most talked about...
For a stationery store owner, the holidays are great for business. But for Hollis Alcott, Christmas reminds him of the tragic events of three years past, and the last thing he wants to do is take part in Portland's over-abundance of festive cheer. But Sawyer Murphy, a hunky gift shop owner...
7) High Heat
A Portland restaurant owner succumbs to temptation in this gay romance novella. "Sometimes an author just gets everything right . . . Absolutely perfect." —Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews
Sure, Chris O'Neal has problems. His restaurant is still co-owned by his ex. His flannel-and-tattoos style is making him accidentally trendy. He can't remember the last time he went out and had fun. But he's not lonely, he's driven.
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