More Series by T.T. Kove

Life might be good now, but that’s all about to come to an end soon, and what then? Alex has had a turbulent few months, with a bashing, abusive parents, getting used to his new life with a boyfriend and living with said boyfriend. He could do without the best friend who doesn’t like him—or maybe he does? But life’s about to become even more turbulent. The last semester of his education is well underway and it’s time to figure out what he’s supposed to do next... moreLife might be good now, but that’s all about to come to an end soon, and what then? Alex has had a turbulent few months, with a bashing, abusive parents, getting used to his new life with a boyfriend and living with said boyfriend. He could do without the best friend who doesn’t like him—or maybe he does? But life’s about to become even more turbulent. The last semester of his education is well underway and it’s time to figure out what he’s supposed to do next. Only Alex doesn’t know what he wants to do with his life. Andreas has always known what he wants to do: the Police Academy. But first he might have to do an obligatory year in the army. This means he has to move away from Alex for a whole year, with only brief visits back home. Can a newfound relationship survive the trials lying ahead? Can Alex survive what’s lying ahead of him? less

Geir’s moved off to Oslo with his dad, something he’s not happy about. At the same time, it’s nice to have a proper family around him again. Thanks to Jørgen, he even makes a new friend in brash, flamboyant, out-there-and-proud-of-it Nikolai. Nothing makes him forget Jørgen, though—and he doesn’t want to. Jørgen’s a broken man, but now, thanks to Geir’s psychiatrist uncle, he might get some professional help to come to term with his past and post-traumatic stress disorder... moreGeir’s moved off to Oslo with his dad, something he’s not happy about. At the same time, it’s nice to have a proper family around him again. Thanks to Jørgen, he even makes a new friend in brash, flamboyant, out-there-and-proud-of-it Nikolai. Nothing makes him forget Jørgen, though—and he doesn’t want to. Jørgen’s a broken man, but now, thanks to Geir’s psychiatrist uncle, he might get some professional help to come to term with his past and post-traumatic stress disorder. But he feels hollow and empty without Geir—because Geir was the one who made life worth living. They might as well live worlds apart. Geir can only visit during school holidays, and Jørgen can’t face going to a big city at all. A year’s a long time; can a tentative relationship such as theirs survive so long apart? less

Leo and Thomas grew close over the holidays, but now they’re living in different towns a five hour drive apart. What seemed so easy over Christmas, is turning into something very complicated–especially since no one even knows they’re a couple. 
Leo doesn’t know what he wants to do with himself once he finishes school. He never wanted to move back to his hometown, that’s for sure, but that’s where Thomas is. That’s where Thomas has his life... moreLeo and Thomas grew close over the holidays, but now they’re living in different towns a five hour drive apart. What seemed so easy over Christmas, is turning into something very complicated–especially since no one even knows they’re a couple. 
Leo doesn’t know what he wants to do with himself once he finishes school. He never wanted to move back to his hometown, that’s for sure, but that’s where Thomas is. That’s where Thomas has his life. Leo has to decide if he’s willing to move back, and face his parents, if there’s ever going to be a chance of a future.
 Thomas dreads the day the kids all move out and he’s alone in the house. Sadly, that day’s not that far ahead. He wants to be with Leo, perhaps have Leo move in once he finishes school, but can he really put his trust in someone who’s not compatible? He knows Leo craves sexual intimacy, and that’s not something Thomas is willing or capable of giving him. A relationship’s all about compromise… but can Thomas find one that satisfies them both? less