Audiobooks read by Dane Anderson
This audiobook series follows characters in Swallow Cove as they navigate forbidden love, unexpected protectors, past rivalries reignited by lust, and finding connection despite personal reservations.
At a party, Marcos, burdened by anxiety and self-doubt, meets Nate. Despite Marcos's belief he doesn't deserve Nate, Nate is determined to pursue him and help him out of his shell.
A firefighter, feeling like he's missed his chance at love, meets a younger, vibrant man named Taylor. Despite initial reservations, Knox finds himself consumed by thoughts of Taylor, only to discover Taylor is the one who answers the door at his next job. Meanwhile, Taylor, reeling from a bad breakup, is unexpectedly drawn to Knox, a rugged stranger who seems to be everything he should avoid. Their intense connection hints at either mutual destruction or a passionate, transformative romance.
Two contrasting men, NHL goalie Anthony Lawson and the argumentative Nico Mackenzie, are forced to coach together for a summer and navigate their developing relationship. As their casual fling grows, they must decide whether to part ways or pursue something more before summer's end.
A man catfishes his best friend's incarcerated father through letters, presenting a false persona. Upon the father's release, he discovers the truth but is drawn to the man, facing a dilemma between his son and his new love.
A high school senior moving to a new town finds himself tutored by August Sanders, a classmate who is secretly a ghost. August is the only one who can see him, and his ghostly presence hints at a deeper mystery connected to the town's creepy graveyard.
A woman finds herself still married to her ex-husband when he unexpectedly reappears, testing her vow to avoid him and tempting her to follow her heart again. He presents a proposal that could benefit her and thwart his family, forcing her to reconsider her rules.
A teacher has a strict rule against dating DILFs, but her world is turned upside down when a charming father and potential student's parent enters her school. A fake relationship to avoid unwanted attention might blur the lines between pretense and real feelings.







