Ari McKay is the professional pseudonym for a writing duo who craft original m/m fiction. Their narratives delve deeply into the complexities of relationships and romantic entanglements, often set against diverse genre backdrops. The authors weave their stories with a distinctive blend of humor and unexpected twists, creating memorable reading experiences. Their literary style is fluid and engaging, drawing readers into worlds rich with emotion and adventure.
Devon Bailey, the charismatic front man of the renowned band Queen Anne's Revenge, appears to live a life of fame and success with numerous hit songs and global tours. However, beneath the glitz and glamour lies a profound emptiness, revealing a stark contrast between public perception and his true feelings. This exploration of fame highlights the loneliness and struggles that often accompany a seemingly perfect life.
The story explores the emotional journey of Rhys Sutton, a stuntman grappling with the loss of his husband, Andy. When a photo with actor Thomas Monroe ignites rumors of a new romance, Rhys's family believes he is ready to move on. Thomas, initially agreeing to a faux relationship, harbors genuine feelings for Rhys. The narrative delves into themes of grief, healing, and the struggle to open one's heart again. The central conflict revolves around whether Thomas can help Rhys confront his pain and embrace love once more.
He's the perfect submissive -- gorgeous, responsive, and yet aloof, and every Dom at the Candy Cane fantasizes about claiming the sub who calls himself Saiph. Nick Tierney is a Dom whose instincts tell him Saiph is hiding some complicated issues. He would love to help Saiph, but his desire seems hopeless in the face of Saiph's adamant refusal to do a scene with any gay male Dom.Then Saiph volunteers for the Candy Cane's first annual charity auction, and Nick seizes the opportunity to have Saiph at his command, if only for a single night.When they meet to discuss their rendezvous, Nick sees past Saiph's facade to the pain beneath, while Saiph finds Nick is far more insightful than any Dom he's ever met. As they get to know one another, Nick becomes more determined to help Saiph find a way to let go and truly submit. Can he convince Saiph to let down his guard enough for Nick to help him heal? Or will Nick's rapidly deepening feelings drive Saiph away for good?