Longest Series

CJ’s fifteen when his step-father banishes him from his home for being gay. When he moves to Washington to live with his father, he begins a journey of discovery. The series follows him through high school and college as he accumulates friends, and learns what it’s like to be a young, wealthy, gay man living in an urban environment.

Four chances to change the past. One love worth every risk.
Across Do Over, Do Over Redux, and Doing It Right Davey’s jumps through time bring new dangers, unexpected choices, and the fight to keep the man he loves—no matter the cost. But every do-over comes with a price, and the final leap may be his last. In the exciting conclusion Let’s Do It, Brian must take his chance and fix what Davey couldn't.

A collection of Carter Stories where Andrew Carter is the protagonist

Mickey (Michael) and Devin have been friends since they started Kindergarten together, but a secret pulled them apart. If you want to learn what that secret was and what happened to them afterward, then you'll have to read this series.

The stories form an arc from the mid 1990s to an indeterminate date in the near future. All of them feature episodes in the fictional Central European state of Rothenia, which owes a lot in its supposed history to Anthony Hope's Ruritania, not least as a place where heroism, romance and the supernatural can be experienced. There is a central cast of characters and friends, but the true central character is Rothenia itself, a magical realm which does not exist, but I wish it did.

The series starts with a story called "Catering with Benefits" and continues as an ongoing story in parts. Between each part is a 'Side Salad' short story relevant to the main story.