Something More Series by T.T. Kove

“When something seems too good to be true, it usually is. Or is it?” I’m tired. Tired of being bullied, ignored, and tired of my dysfunctional parents. I clean out my locker, so no one else has to do it for me once I’m gone. But when someone knocks my books out of my hands, it sets off a motion of events that makes me feel more alive than I’ve ever felt before. Andreas is the best friend of one of my bullies, but he’s nothing like any of them... more“When something seems too good to be true, it usually is. Or is it?” I’m tired. Tired of being bullied, ignored, and tired of my dysfunctional parents. I clean out my locker, so no one else has to do it for me once I’m gone. But when someone knocks my books out of my hands, it sets off a motion of events that makes me feel more alive than I’ve ever felt before. Andreas is the best friend of one of my bullies, but he’s nothing like any of them. He’s kind and compassionate and charming—and he doesn’t seem to mind my scars. When he reveals he’s bisexual and interested in me, it all seems too good to be true. But who am I to look a gift-horse in the mouth? It’s not like I can’t postpone my plans, after all, and go along with him for as long as he’ll have me. This is a third edition of a book that's been published before, but if you have read the older one you do not need to get this one. It has about 8K of new, fleshed out scenes, but nothing major has changed. less

Can two very different men ever find common ground when they’re thrust together during the holidays? All Leo wants is a relationship—but he’s too socially awkward to connect with people. All through primary schooling he was the victim of severe bullying. Back at home, his parents were neglectful. All this has lead to social awkwardness on Leo’s part—and no matter how much he wishes for something more, all he ever gets is quick one-offs with people who’s only interested in sex... moreCan two very different men ever find common ground when they’re thrust together during the holidays? All Leo wants is a relationship—but he’s too socially awkward to connect with people. All through primary schooling he was the victim of severe bullying. Back at home, his parents were neglectful. All this has lead to social awkwardness on Leo’s part—and no matter how much he wishes for something more, all he ever gets is quick one-offs with people who’s only interested in sex. Thomas has been alone all his life and considering his lack of sexual attraction or desire; he expects it to stay that way. He has a good life: he works as a doctor, he owns his house, he’s taken care of his siblings’ kids and raised them practically as his own. But the kids aren’t kids anymore, and they’re all about to move out and away to live their lives. When Leo goes with his brother to celebrate Christmas with them, both men’s lives changes drastically. Leo finds Thomas incredibly attractive—and for the first time, he can truly connect with someone. Thomas falls in love with Leo, and he wants to be with him. But can he put his trust in someone who’s not compatible with himself? He knows Leo craves sexual intimacy, and that’s not something Thomas is willing or capable of giving him. A relationship’s all about compromise… but can Thomas find one that satisfies them both? More Than Enough is a gay romance novel with a happy ending and no cliffhangers. It is part of a series, but can be read as a stand-alone. less

The heart wants what it can't have... or does it? Ben’s always been in love with his best friend Nik but has been shagging Nik’s brother, Tarjei, in secret. Except everyone seems to know that secret but Nik, and it’s not something Ben is willing to tell him. He wants Nik—not Tarjei. So why can’t he stop ending up in Tarjei’s bed? Tarjei’s tired of being his brother’s substitute, but he’s loved Ben for years, and it’s hard to say no. In fact, it’s damn near impossible to say no... moreThe heart wants what it can't have... or does it? Ben’s always been in love with his best friend Nik but has been shagging Nik’s brother, Tarjei, in secret. Except everyone seems to know that secret but Nik, and it’s not something Ben is willing to tell him. He wants Nik—not Tarjei. So why can’t he stop ending up in Tarjei’s bed? Tarjei’s tired of being his brother’s substitute, but he’s loved Ben for years, and it’s hard to say no. In fact, it’s damn near impossible to say no. But Ben’s not ever going to go for him because Tarjei has nothing on his brother. Tarjei has to find a way to say no—to put a stop to it all before Ben breaks his heart completely. More Than Friends is a steamy gay romance novel with a happy ending and no cliffhangers. It is part of a series, but can be read as a stand-alone. less

Love happens when you least expect it. A Something More Universe novella When I wake up naked in a bed with no recollection of what’s happened, I fear the worst—and I don’t plan on sticking around to have it confirmed. But running off clothed only in a short, tight dress in the middle of winter isn’t the best of ideas. Rescue comes in the form of Roar, who takes pity on me. He’s most definitely the best point of my night, that’s for sure... moreLove happens when you least expect it. A Something More Universe novella When I wake up naked in a bed with no recollection of what’s happened, I fear the worst—and I don’t plan on sticking around to have it confirmed. But running off clothed only in a short, tight dress in the middle of winter isn’t the best of ideas. Rescue comes in the form of Roar, who takes pity on me. He’s most definitely the best point of my night, that’s for sure. When rumours start up in school the following days, and I struggle with not knowing what happened that night, there’s only one person I find myself drawn to... my saviour and the school’s bad boy, Roar. This book has previously been published under a different pen name and has undergone minor changes. less