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The Red Room swallowed sound like it was designed for secrets. “The notebook is punishment. This is management.” Ryder thought Jace’s control ended in the Red Room. He was wrong. Because punishment is one thing. A system is another. Jace pulls Ryder deeper into a world of rules, structure, and consequence. Theo, Destiny, and Drew become reminders that Ryder still has a life outside of him—one Jace may not be willing to share. And by the time Ryder realizes just how far Jace plans to go, he may already be in too deep.

Ryder thought the hardest part would be admitting what he wants. He was wrong. The hardest part is what happens when someone with authority decides Ryder's desire is something he can schedule, test, and control—and Ryder keeps showing up anyway. In Early Bird, Ryder's mornings start before sunrise, pulled into the swim facility by messages that read less like invitations and more like instructions. By day, he has to function like a normal freshman—practice, classes, campus life—while carrying the private consequences of what he's gotten himself into.

Ryder thought he understood the rules. He was wrong. What starts as a private symbol inside Jace’s apartment turns into something heavier in Book 3: The Necklace—a lock, a line, and a quiet promise that Ryder is stepping into something more dangerous than sex. Jace wants obedience. Ryder wants to believe this is still choice. But the deeper he falls into Jace’s orbit, the harder it gets to tell the difference.

This is a Gay romance about a young man, who takes an internship at a powerful company, the Redford incorporation..

Welcome to Ditch the Ick, the podcast for anyone who’s over settling for less. Hosted by Katie Carson (your new favorite hype girl), this show dives deep into what it means to be a whole-a$$ person, worthy of love and success—partner or no partner required. Relationships? Sure, they come up—whether they’re romantic, platonic, or the one you have with yourself (because, let’s be honest, the ick never truly dies). But we’re also here to talk about leveling up your life, chasing your dreams, and living boldly on your own terms. So if you’re tired of waiting for someone else to make...

“You don’t have to be the version of yourself people expect. You can just… be.” Elliot Harper has been a “good boy” his whole life—church on Sundays, a future already mapped out, and rules he never asked for. Then he leaves home for college… and the question he’s been dodging hits hard: what if he wants something he was raised to fear?

“I thought college would make me brave. I didn’t realize it would just make me honest.”“Only if you want. And if you say stop—at any point—we stop. No questions.”“No shame.”— THE DEEP END: FIRST LAP —Ryder Kane arrives at college with a swim scholarship, a packed dorm room, and a private hunger he’s kept locked down for years. On his very first night, his roommate Theo Rivera walks in at the worst possible moment—then does the one thing Ryder never expected: he treats him like a person, not a punchline. Theo offers safety, consent, and a rule Ryder didn’t know he needed: no shame.

Collective Tales Publishing presents 101 new dreadful lessons. Each trimmed down to exactly 101 appalling words for your repulsive reeducation. Depicting a wide range of subjects, we visit the classics, such as vampires, mummies, and werewolves, but we also venture into the darkness and shockingly horrific. Like an absurd Aesop’s Fable, you’ll study the failings of students who were unwilling to learn. You’ll see victims get their payback. You’ll experience tangles and knots on a whirlwind of misbehavior. We guarantee lessons will be learned, whether you want them to or not.

A WWII Podcast... sort ofCarson comments as Katie reads her grandmother's letters written by her love-sick husband after being drafted into the Army during WWII. The letters not only document his experiences during the war, but also tell a heart-warming story of separated lovers. Listen as our hosts deliver a fresh perspective on one of history's most significant conflicts sharing laughter, tears, and a glimpse into the lives of those who served during WWII, and those left at home.