Revenge comes first...
Matt
"Can Matty be saved?" Yeah, that's me. The infamous teen burglar who supposedly vamoosed with a multi-million-dollar art object.
I'm nineteen now. The scholarship's meant to give me one last chance to turn my life around. Never thought of myself as a college boy, but I've got nothing left to lose but my freedom.
Turns out life in the freshman dorm has a lot to recommend it.
Starting with that hottie from California.
Hunter
I'm enrolled in this last chances college for rich eff-ups for one reason and one reason only.
In the name of publicity and a higher social media profile for the college, they gave a scholarship to the wrong dirtbag. Matt McCoyn sucked my Dad into a disastrous heist that ended in my Dad's arrest. So my Dad's got a monitor on his ankle, and the mastermind skates?
No way I'm sitting still for that.
I'm bringing Matt down, and if the school goes down with him, too bad, so sad.
Fate's on my side. Matt has no idea who my father is. And it's so easy to get close when you both live in the same freshman dorm.
Getting close to a criminal can be dangerous, though.
Especially when the feels start to kick in.
The Last Chances Academy series is set in an elite all-male private college where gay romance between bad boys flourishes. Expect raw language and high-steam situations between high-energy college men. All characters are over 18.
Freshman Blues is a full-length 95,000-word new adult gay romance with revenge and academy themes. There is no cheating, no deep angst, and a guaranteed Happily Ever After. This book is a complete standalone romance.
You don't have to read the earlier books first, and it won't spoil the earlier books if you choose to read this one first. Here are the first three novels in the series if you'd like to read them all:
- Hot Roommate Bluesβ Stryker & Kingsley's new romance
- Hot Mafia Bluesβ Stryker & Kingsley find their happily ever after
- Kickoff Bluesβ Gray & Sparky's complete romance including their happily ever after
For a peek into Gray's early teens, enjoy my Young Adult novel, Storm Sky Blues.
For a peek into Kingsley's early teens, check out the short story, "Bully Crush Blues."