Apples & Gin

True love is big enough to share. With less than a month to go before their wedding, Sawyer convinces Noah to appear in the music video for the song Sawyer wrote for him over the summer. Noah is easily persuaded since his long-time friend, David Campbell, will be the video's director. Noah and David have always been close, and David and Sawyer grow even closer as they spend more time together. When Sawyer confesses his attraction to David, Noah is faced with a choice: he and Sawyer can ignore David's charisma, or Noah can act on his lingering attraction to David himself.Previously published asApples & Gin: Trystby Jenna Jones

Country singer Sawyer Shaw loves photographer Noah Kingston and is tired of hiding it. He's kept his sexuality hidden for the sake of his career and his conservative family, but over the past ten years, Sawyer has come to realize what matters most to him is Noah and his happiness. Sawyer is ready not only to make their relationship public but also to make it permanent.Previously published as Apples & Gin by Jenna Jones in the Going to the Chapel anthology.

Noah Kingston and Sawyer Shaw agreed to get married on Valentine's Day in Boston, and the day has finally arrived. Noah wants to give Sawyer the wedding of his dreams, but it can't be perfect without Sawyer's family attending, too. When Noah learns Sawyer's family doesn't intend to even see him again if he goes through with the wedding, Noah thinks they should call off the wedding entirely. Can Noah and Sawyer overcome this last obstacle to their happiness?Previously published as Apples & Gin: Wedding Cake by Jenna Jones

Eight years, seven Christmases, one ice cream. From Christmases apart to dealing with a relationship crisis to establishing their own traditions, Noah Kingston and Sawyer Shaw have celebrated the holidays in a number of different ways. They've met each other's families and learned new facets of each other.Noah and Sawyer have been through a lot to get where they are. One thing is certain: true love is delicious.Previously published as Apples & Gin: Hot Cocoa Ice Cream by Jenna Jones

It's Sawyer's thirtieth birthday and Noah has promised to give him exactly what he wants. What Sawyer wants is time with Noah, and for Noah to keep the offhand promise he made on Valentine's Day: that if Sawyer wrote another song for him, he would sing on it.Sawyer has written a song and intends to record it on his birthday, but Noah's uncertainty about singing in front of professionals gets in the way. Can Sawyer persuade Noah to sing despite his fears?Previously published asApples & Gin: Birthday Cakeby Jenna Jones.

Noah and Sawyer had hoped to spend Valentine's Day together, but bad weather and flight delays have interfered with their plans. So, how do two lovers keep in touch while two thousand miles apart? Technology.Previously published asApples & Gin: Animal Crackersby Jenna Jones

Country musician Sawyer Shaw and photographer Noah Kingston have been in love for over a decade. Through good times and bad, they've managed to stay in love, and are even ready to make a permanent commitment to each other. They know one thing for certain: true love is delicious.Originally published as The Apples & Gin series by Jenna Jones.