Fake It Till You Make It Series

Aiden Blake Edwards came to the city to get away from an embarrassing past. He tore himself away from his messed up family to start a whole new life, but starting a new life and being a new person doesn't come easily and he picked up a few debts along the way, debts that total six-hundred-thousand dollars. Jasper Van Schermerhorne has a situation that involves marriage and billions of dollars. Technically, he needs to get married so he can access the money his parents have been saving for him since before he was born. There's one caveat: he doesn't even have a boyfriend. So, he does the most natural thing. He holds auditions to find the perfect man to marry and offers to pay a hefty sum of money for the right guy as long as he agrees to a steamy honeymoon. Aiden's happy to accept Jasper's terms and he's excellent at pretending to be a lover. However, the big problem with pretending is knowing when the script stops and real life starts....

They each need what the other has. Miguel Costa knows everyone in the celebrity world, but he's not on the A-list. He's on the C-list. Maybe the B-list if you ask the right person. He's got a new movie coming out and what he needs is a quick injection of popularity. Tsela "WOLFE" Begay is on the A-list-- and he's not even an actor. With long hair, brooding dark eyes, and a perpetual frown, he's making women (and men) swoon left and right. The only problem is under dark eyes and a calm demeanor lies a volatile temper and bad press follows him around like a sick puppy. He needs Miguel's wholesome reputation on his side. A little dirty work with their managers, and suddenly they're in a good, old-fashioned celebrity relationship. Mandatory for a year, say their managers. But between Wolfe's terrible temper and some secrets from Miguel's past, can they really stick it out for a year? And make their fans believe it's real at the same time?

Vano Loveridge is a motorcycle racer with a pregnant sister. When she dies in childbirth, he retires from racing to raise a baby girl. One problem. Men in his culture don't raise babies. They work outside and leave the baby rearing and childcare to the women. He makes it six months without a nanny, but something's gotta give.  Gabriel Sanchez is the perfect nanny. He loves kids. In fact, he's going to school in early childhood development. There's an initial attraction, but Gabriel's prepared to keep things strictly business as he offers around-the-clock care for Vano's baby.  When Vano's family opens a court case for custody of the baby, Gabriel's childhood memories resurface. He remembers stocking the refrigerator and making sure the oven is spotless. He also remembers a lot more.  Can they navigate late night baby feedings, brewing emotions for each other, and a complicated court case?

Adrian Davis abandoned his old life for a new start in a new town. He comes with his toolbox, a suitcase full of clothes, and a hope of something better. His main goal? To forget about everything that happened before he parked his red hatchback in front of his new home.  Scott "Scottie" Robinson is a man who's got just about everything he wants: a successful company that he co-owns with his twin brother and the perfect family supporting them along the way. The only thing he doesn't have is a man by his side during the day and in his bed at night.  Scott's not looking for a relationship, he's happy dating his business. However, when he calls a repairman and Adrian shows up at his door, his world shifts. He's ready to take a chance on love. Nothing good is ever easy-- especially when secrets start unfolding, and there are more people invested in their relationship than just them. 

Two people. Two different worlds. Lincoln Tanaka is done with men. After a series of bad relationships, he's decided to focus on his first love: art. He's got two gallery shows coming up and absolutely no time for distractions. That is until he bumps into a sexy, brooding stranger in his apartment complex. After a fake kiss and a few white lies, Lincoln's up for one more distraction. Tai Brown has spent the last decade in prison, but he's finally out and ready to restart his life. He got an apartment, and he enrolled himself in a welding program at the local community college. The problem is his charming, adorable neighbor has other plans. But things aren't all gravy. Tai's determined to leave his past behind him, but when Lincoln's life is threatened, he has to make a decision… and deal with the fall out. Is love worth risking another stint in prison?

A billionaire with dark secrets + a beautiful man repaying a debt   Bello Gonzalez has nothing going for him in his small town, except a cycle of bad relationships and terrible jobs. After a series of odd circumstances, he finds himself in a new city, living with a beautiful and mysterious stranger.   Marcus Johnson didn't want Bello in his house - that is, until he laid eyes on the most beautiful person he had ever seen. There was an instant connection, even though Marcus had never been in a relationship, even though his parents definitely wouldn't approve of a gay one.   When Marcus' offers Bello a job working for his company, he learns that Bello isn't just beautiful, he's also smart, witty, and has an amazing smile. He doesn't just enjoy Bello's company, he craves it.   But between Marcus' disapproving parents, his own dark desires, and Bello's reluctance to jump into another relationship, is a connection between them even possible?   Will Bello run for the hills once Marcus fully opens up to him?

Two men from feuding families stuck together during a nationwide shutdown... One needs to clean up his reputation, and the other needs to bounce back from a break up, so they pretend to be together. What could go wrong?

What happens when fourteen days of pretending to be in a relationship produces real feelings?   One innocent doctor paired with one seasoned escort for fourteen days of a fake relationship back on the family farm. It's cold outside, but the brewing passion between these two men who are opposites in every way is scorching.