Boy Fever

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From the hilarious to the touching, these six gay young adult romance stories chronicle the fictional lives of gay teens who just might have a case of ‘Boy Fever’

Falling for Jeff

Charlie has been asked to the prom by his best friend Jeff who’s perfectly wonderful—and perfectly straight. They’re the talk of the town, in fact, and Charlie wants to enjoy the moment. Still, he can’t help but think this isn’t a real date and he wants to have all of Jeff instead of just a piece. What happens on the dance floor turns both their worlds upside down.

Out of my League

Chase forgets about his love letter to high school baseball sensation Ryan Logan as soon as he sends it. And why not? Chase is dorky and Ryan is a star jock. But when Ryan shows up at his door, he refuses to believe Ryan could want anything to do with him. Now he makes Ryan do the chasing just to see if it’s all for real of if it’s too good to be true.
This gay young adult romance story blends humor with the heartwarming and shows that no one is truly out of anyone’s league.

Kissing Booth

Tired of being fired from every after school job, Dallas Maxwell decides to make money for his Friday night dates by doing something he’s great at—so he sets up a kissing booth in the school cafeteria. Only he’s hoping a very particular boy, Enzo di Larricia will stop by his booth.
When Enzo shows his interest, he immediately plays hard-to-get and Dallas Maxwell won’t be denied. He does, however, fall victim to the tricks Enzo has up his sleeve.

Caught Kissing Joe

Now that Tristan is out, he’s faced with new feelings: a total case of the hots for his brother’s best friend Joe. Hoe has always been an obnoxious pain in the butt, but now Tristan not only sees him differently, but he’s sure he’s falling in love.
Tristan’s not the only one who feels that way.
When things heat up, and their feelings boil over, Tristan’s brother catches them kissing. Now Tristan must not only iron one the new feelings he and Joe have for each other, but he must also teach Shawn to accept it.

All About Making Out

Dallas Maxwell scores a drive-in movie date with basketball stud Will Petrie. To him, drive-in dates are all about making out. Problem is, he can only go on Friday night when Dallas is scheduled to work at the very same drive-in theatre. In this gay romantic comedy of errors, Dallas does everything to keep his date—and his job—so Will won’t forget about him.

Rebound

Thomas Olsen isn’t into jocks. Nothing against them, but they’re just not for him. That’s why, when basketball hunk Matt Grayson comes into his life, he turns him down. Repeatedly. As sweet and painfully persistent as Matt is, Thomas won’t date a jock. He’s just out of a relationship and not looking. But Thomas soon realizes how special and unique Matt really is and he wonders if he’s simply on the rebound. Thomas just hopes he can fix his mistake before a great guy slips out of his grasp.