Salish Sea Society

Noah: Book 1 Salish Sea Society

Underneath that calm demeanour, I sensed lay a deeply passionate man.

My parents pounded perfection into my head from a young age. Perfection is how you succeed. Striving for it has allowed me to own one of the most popular British-themed pubs in Victoria, BC. But perfection also makes love unattainable.

But as I get used to being alone, a guy named Brody walks into my pub and becomes a regular, coming in at the same time every weeknight, and always orders the same thing.

Brody reminds me of the sea before a storm. The expression on his beautiful face is often fixed. He doesn't talk much, but his deep mahogany eyes speak volumes.

There's someone passionate inside all that outward calm.

The sparks are there, but what I eventually discover about Brody holds me back from pursuing more. A relationship with him would be far from perfect. To call him mine, I need to redefine what perfection looks like.

Noah is a sweet slow-burning romance about a member of the Salish Sea Society, a group of four best friends who have been through a lot together. This novel is set on the rugged coast of Pacific Canada and is a story of newfound understanding of the autism spectrum and finding passion and love beating beneath the chest of a man of carefully measured words and silent looks.

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Ethan: Book 2 Salish Sea Society

Once he finally admits our strong connection, he knows where to find me.

Over the past twenty years, I've had three blissful relationships. Although none lasted, I've maintained friendships with all my former partners. So, I feel rather lucky in love. Yet I'm still trying to find my forever guy. I want someone with whom I can share my passion for friends and family, someone who will be there for me when the inky darkness envelops my sunshine.

I thought I'd finally found him when he walked into my coffee shop. We instantly connected, chatting about life once a week for weeks. Just when I thought we'd shared a soul-stirring connection, he vanished without a word.

Six months ago, I bumped into him again. My heart ached for him, desperate for that connection to pick up where we left off. I haven't been able to shake him from my mind. I told him to track me down, hoping and waiting, but I've left the decision up to him.

He's my forever love—I just know it—but I'm going to trust the universe on this one.

How long do you wait for your forever person?

Ethan is an honest hurt/comfort romance about a member of the Salish Sea Society, a group of four best friends. This novel takes place on the rugged coast of Pacific Canada and is a story about how age is simply a number and how trust forms the base of enduring love between two men at very different stages in their lives.

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Liam: Book 3 Salish Sea Society

After a lifetime of feeling abandoned and deficient, am I ready for love?

I've always been obsessed with my phone, constantly chasing likes and validation through pictures of my body. But after attending Noah and Brody's wedding, I realize I want more than just superficial attention. I want a real connection, a loving partner, family—children.

Near the end of the wedding reception, I meet Jamal, a good friend of Noah's and Brody's best man, and I know there is something special about him. Jamal and I hit it off and plan to hang out as friends. But as the day of our outing progresses, it feels more like a predestined date.

I can't resist the way he makes me feel, and I find myself falling for him. He's kind, funny, and has a habit of spouting random facts that I find endearing.

But there is one thing that gives me pause—Jamal is a paraplegic in a wheelchair.

Am I shallow for letting that fact matter? Or will I be able to rejoice in his uniqueness, and embrace the amazing person that Jamal appears to be—inside and out?

Liam is a found family, hurt/comfort romance about a member of the Salish Sea Society, a group of four best friends. This novel takes place on the rugged coast of Pacific Canada and is a story about a journey of self-discovery and acceptance. And how a disability doesn't inhibit one's capacity to make meaningful contributions to a loving relationship.

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Owen: Book 4 Salish Sea Society

My quest for a husband leads me in a direction I never could have imagined.

As I sit at my desk, staring at the latest real estate listings, I can't help but wonder if this is all there is to life. It's starting to feel like it. My dreams of the perfect family with a devoted husband, children, and white picket fence seem like a distant fantasy. 

But then, he texts his way into my life. The husband of my work enemy. A caring man who unexpectedly becomes my confidant and supporter. With his commanding presence and attentive nature, he makes me feel heard and understood for the first time. 

As our relationship deepens, I can't help but question how I fit into his and his husband's open marriage. Do I want to be just a casual fling, or do I want something more serious? And what about my rivalry with my colleague? Can we put our differences aside and form a truce? 

My love interest feels like the one until my adversary surprises me with a side of him I never knew existed. Over time, my heart begins to beat for them both. Can I truly love two men? Am I on a journey to finding true love or am I about to be caught up in a complicated love triangle? 

Owen is an MMM romance about a member of the Salish Sea Society, a group of four best friends. This novel takes place on the rugged coast of Pacific Canada and is a story about how a quest to find a husband might end up different than you expect. And how opening your heart might lead to a relationship filled with more love than you thought possible.

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