Sweet & Spicy Gay Romance Deals for April 6, 2022

As the battle rages around him, Laurence witnesses a witch casting a powerful arc. He can’t tear his gaze from the vulnerable man.

When Remy is injured, he doesn’t expect a vampire to come to his rescue. What is he to the man if not dinner? But Laurence carries him to safety, and protects him.

As sparks fly between the unlikely pair, can they find solace in love, or will the supernatural war claim two more victims?

As the new head coach of the Vancouver Orcas, Matt Shore has got his work cut out for him. Coming off a season where the Orcas came in last in the entire AHL, Matt’s job is to whip his new hockey team into shape for the oncoming season.

He doesn’t need any distractions, especially not one in the form of a tall, dark, and gorgeous antiques dealer.

Who’s also his ex - and his best player’s father.

Pierce Langley-Brown has a lot of regrets. The biggest? Leaving Matt behind two years ago when his son needed him. Now, with his son on Matt’s hockey team, there’s no avoiding the man who once owned his heart.

Not that Pierce wants to avoid him. And that heart? It still belongs to Matt.

But will Matt choose to keep it after all this time?

Can a house with a secret bring two grieving men together?

After losing his bandmates in an accident, songwriter Zach Hellig looks for a distraction and a place to hide. He finds both in a dilapidated Pele tower in a corner of Northumberland and in a sexy neighbour, whose smooth facade hides an old, painful secret that appears to be tied to Zach's new home.

Are the rumours of an unsolved murder the reason for Robert Ludlow's reluctance to sell Charnbarrow Pele?

Should Zach try to find answers to a thirty-seven-year-old mystery?

And having just experienced the pain of loss, should he risk his heart for a man who struggles to come to terms with his past?

A lonely man suffering from addiction meets his savior. But can the charming male psychology student truly love and save him?

Tristan Tolken feels invisible most of the time, which is fine by him. After suffering years of abuse by a mother who won’t accept his attraction to men, he’s fallen into sexual addiction. His only relief is to lose himself in his artwork and yearn for Collin from afar. There’s no way Collin could ever notice him, right?

Collin Stanley has the self-confidence and smarts to be starting his master’s degree in psychology early, but he has a problem. After only a few months, he’s been kicked out of his apartment and can only find a room in the dorm. When he strolls into his new room, he’s shocked to find Tristan there. He’s had his eye on Tristan. Tristan’s unusual habits are fascinating, but Tristan’s completely shut down. Will Tristan let him in?

Daddies are supposed to be fierce and strong. Protectors of their boys.

But what happens when Daddy is the one who needs taken care of?

Stupid, unwritten rules.

Pfft.

Who came up with them anyway?

Daddy needs me now more than ever and I’m gonna be there for him just like he’s always been for me. Darn the rules, we’re a family and that matters most.

How can he trust someone he met on a dating app?

Toby has been searching for a Daddy for so long. After being hurt by someone who was supposed to protect him, he’s scared to trust. He’s never stepped inside a kink club. Ever. But how else can he find what he’s looking for? DaddyG’s blog helps, reminding him he’s not alone, and when he gets talking to DaddyG’s boy, Toby finds a kindred spirit. He can do this. He can. He should be able to. Oh, heck. Who is he kidding?

Ollie’s future seems lonely. Every boy he’s had a relationship with fizzles out after a few weeks or months. He has so much to give the right person, but how can he find them? When DaddyG announces his new dating app, hoping to unite boys and Daddies all over the country, Ollie signs up immediately. Within days, he’s matched with a younger boy, and after talking for a short time, they agree to meet.

How can Ollie help Toby let go of the past to give them the future they both deserve?

Becket loathes the potboiler legal drama he stars in, Nothing But The Truth, but the money is too good to pass up. Thanks to a back-stabbing director, he’s known in the tabloids as being a cutthroat diva on set as well as off of it. What he wants most is to break into serious films, but the likelihood of that happening is slim to none with his reputation for being difficult. Out of the blue he’s offered the role of a lifetime, but there’s a catch. The closeted actor has to fake date his younger co-star, or no deal.

Hugo Zepeda, a child star now struggling to break into adult roles, is a clumsy mess... or at least that’s what his famous co-star Becket Grant believes. He’s from a show-biz family, and underneath his teen star good looks he’s a seriously talented actor. He also drops things, runs into walls, and makes a fool of himself on a regular basis. When a tabloid is tipped off that he’s dating Becket, he’s furious, because it’s not true. But, would it be so bad if they were?

Waylon had plans for his life... plans that came to a screeching halt when his father named him Alpha of the Council.

Alpha snow leopard Waylon loves living among humans and away from the shifter politics that surrounded him growing up. He has friends and an apartment he loves, and is about to begin his first year of law school. And then the call comes, the one that changes everything.

Omega snow leopard Daxon is one of the lucky ones... or so he’d been told his entire life. Born to two wolves, his beast was born out of the genetic crap shoot and a pair of recessive genes. He doesn’t need to follow the laws of his kind... as long as he can go without the council knowing he exists. If only it were that easy.

After a no-show employee ruins his day off, Daxon ends up delivering an order to one of his coffee shop’s biggest customers. When he enters the hotel conference room, he’s instantly hit with the scent of another snow leopard... and not just any snow leopard... his true mate.

Impulsive and passionate risk-taker, Connor makes a life-changing chance discovery about a member of his construction team. The man is gay, but no one at work knows. The macho scaffolding crew isn’t known for gay-friendliness.

Connor is set to take over the family business, Sky High Scaffolds, with his siblings. But he might be ruled out as possible CEO, because even though he's almost thirty, he's still single. When will he grow up?

At twenty-nine years of age, hunky scaffolder Lee is looking for love and commitment. He’s not about to hook up with any straight guy having a gay experimental phase. Especially not his boss at work.

Lee fears rejection if and when Connor wakes up and realizes he’s not bisexual and not into guys.

Connor fears losing the love of his life if he can’t prove he’s serious and win Lee’s heart.