High Rise

Jeremiah Stewart's sexuality is no one's business. Not that he's hiding it. When-if-he finds the right one, he'll absolutely introduce him to Mom. But a late-night brush with a sexy stranger in too much lip gloss has him rethinking nearly everything … To Collin Galloway, direction is a four-letter word. Sure, he hates his job, he hates living with his parents and he really hates watching everyone move on without him. But he doesn't know what he wants to do, long-term, and he won't figure it out by thirsting over Jeremiah, the superhot, superintense paramedic who is suddenly everywhere Collin looks. When Jeremiah's faced with losing all he's worked so hard to build, he reluctantly accepts Collin's help. They're both determined to stay professional … which works about as well as either would imagine. But Collin only does closets with clothes, and Jeremiah has to decide if he's finally found the one worth bringing home to Mom.

Jayce Ellis's sexy, contemporary High Rise series features the bustle of DC and the hustle of love. After a week filled with nonstop work, André Ellison heads to the club to blow off some steam. One night off is the perfect distraction from the project that's about to make his career-or tank it completely. A few drinks in and he leaves with a smoking-hot stranger for some scorching, burn-the-sheets-up sex. Marcus Thompson is going places, so he can't think of a bigger waste of time than being put on loan to a two-bit firm to prepare some small-time report. The last thing he wants-or needs-is his impeccably dressed, hot-as-hell one-night stand as his boss. As they work side by side, their attraction grows to a fever pitch, but there will be no kissing, no touching and absolutely no sex until the project is over-if they can wait that long.