Bøger af Caitlin Ricci

A Thornwood NovelNeedy. Obsessive. Clingy. Twenty-five-year-old Eli Walker has heard it all. That's why he doesn't bother calling back the guys he's been with anymore. Sex should be about fun, not a relationship, and no one has complained about him getting overly attached in years. If only he actually felt wanted for once instead of empty and used when guys are done with him.Grayson Pendleton is a wealthy business consultant with clients all over the world. His life is often glamorous, but it leaves him no time for a relationship, and at forty-eight, he's starting to notice the lack of romance in his life. His only romantic connection is Eli, but they're just two guys who have sex occasionally. It took him months to get Eli's first name, and even now they only communicate through a hookup app.When Grayson inherits a house in Thornwood, Colorado, it's one more thing he doesn't need in his life, and he knows he won't be there enough to enjoy it. Still, the old house has the potential to be a home, and more importantly, it gives Grayson a chance to save Eli when he needs it most.

Sequel to Weathering the StormRobbie & Sam: Book Two Robbie's life has improved since coming to Thornwood. Dan is safely behind bars where he can no longer hurt Robbie, his boyfriend, Sam, is loving and supportive, and he finds tranquility while riding his horse. But Robbie still faces obstacles. Dan's abuse haunts him, and the repercussions don't end there. One brother's pain and another's rage threaten to rip Robbie's family apart. Sam cherishes his time riding with Robbie and the peace they find when they're alone together. He'd do anything to preserve that happiness for Robbie, but the world and its problems are never far behind them-and they'll need all their strength to deal with what might be their biggest challenge yet.

Dare: Book TwoChristophori Romanoff is an expert at being the perfect son for his homophobic father. But maintaining the facade comes with a heavy price, and when he swears off anonymous sex and getting drunk every night, he needs his friends more than ever. Only he's convinced they're busy with their own lives and better off without his interference. On the surface Chris is fine, but underneath the expensive suit and the law degree he got only to please his father, he's breaking apart from the pressure, and he falls back on his oldest-and most dangerous-coping mechanism.Samuel Mealamu hoped to hear from Chris soon after their last good-bye in Montana, but as the months go by without a word, he realizes what they started was one-sided. Still, he worries about the destructive path Chris was on and hopes the silence means he's doing better. But nearly a year later, Chris finally calls, and it's obvious he's in trouble. Samuel thinks he's seen Chris at his worst, but this new, far more broken man might be too much for even Samuel to help.

Robbie & Sam: Book One Robbie's dad has always been hard on Robbie and his brothers, but when their mom dies on Robbie's sixteenth birthday, he becomes downright abusive. Robbie doesn't understand why his dad is so mean to him or why his brothers resent him for their mom's accident, but he desperately tries to hide the bruises. On top of that, after his dad's horse training jobs run out, he moves them to Colorado to their uncle's ranch in the mountains. At Uncle Caleb's cabin, Robbie meets Sam, a boy whose family also lives on the property. Finally he has a real friend who shares his love of horses, but Sam is black and openly gay. Both traits incur Robbie's father's rage. When his dad attacks Robbie in front of Uncle Caleb for standing up for Sam and himself, all of their secrets are thrown out into the open, and Robbie's life is changed forever.