Emery C. Walters

Evan has a lot going on, and it's not all good. Maybe that's why he takes such good care of his special needs brother and why he falls so hard for Jamison. Jamison has his own problems, both with his family, his photography and now with the intense feelings for this hot new friend, Evan. With family problems keeping them apart, can a death bring them back together?

Sky is job hunting but would rather be celebrating his twenty-second birthday when he stumbles upon a gay bar for a drink. Instead of an ordinary job, he finds an alternative future -- as well as his past -- with a handsome and familiar vampire near the gates of Hell.

Miranda isn’t sure if she is transgendered or a lesbian. Over the summer, she thinks she’s falling for a gay boy who lives nearby. Could there be romance despite their differences? But then the twins, Ada and Van, move into their neighborhood -- one is a lesbian, and one is transgendered. She doesn’t know who she likes more. Will she find love with one of them instead?

When Peter promises his folks he’ll come back home for his high school reunion, he has second thoughts. Can he face his old bullies? He’s bigger and stronger now, but is his newfound confidence enough to overcome old resentments? Then Peter’s sister's boyfriend Ned turns out to be not as straight as he first seemed. Now he has a better reason to go back -- to show off the new man in his life.

Gay teen Jack is hiding out in a bully’s car in the hopes of retrieving his backpack when he’s joined by another stowaway. Brittany, who wants to be called Brandon, is a transgendered classmate also on the run. When the bully crashes his car, it’s the start of a journey that will bring Jack and Brandon together in the hopes of finding a new future.

Whit is different. Not only is she an outcast at school, but she has an alter ego, Dusty, who embodies the transgender side of who Whit really is inside. She finds an unlikely companion in Danny, also an outcast, who comes out to Whit as gay. However, there seems to be something more than friendship brewing between the two. Can they find their own sunshine amidst the coming storms?

All Trey’s father wants him to do is be nice to the homophobic class bully, his business partner's son. Another kid in school, Chris, stood up for Trey against the bully and was badly beaten for his efforts. Which makes Trey wonder if Chris is gay, too, or just a brave ally. Trey doesn’t know, but there’s clearly something brewing between them.

Ted returns for his father’s funeral and finds he’s been left only an old car. He feels worthless, until he meets the mechanic of his dreams, an old acquaintance for high school. Together they find out Ted’s -- and the car’s -- true worth.

After bullying lands teenaged Blaine in the hospital, he begins to recall past-life experiences. His boyfriend Frederick features in these memories, too. When his father confirms that some of these events really happened, Blaine realizes the tie binding their souls together is older than he thought. Can these memories give the couple the strength they need to face coming out to Blaine’s family?

When the new student Sid defended took his breath away, made him feel brave, and changed his life, he knew he was going to pay for fighting at school when he got home, and he does. But Royal has walked into Sid’s life and his heart, so maybe the end is really just a new beginning.

It is bad enough to be unloved, but young people should not be the object of a carefully laid out murder plan. But for the inadvertent appearance of a gay caterer and an unwanted lesbian visitor, it might have worked. Instead, young love bloomed.

A road trip into the past brings a boy adventures, personal growth, and enough lessons for a lifetime.

Aiden is sent to Hawaii to stay with his father, who isn’t there, and his mother and stepfather do not want him back. He decides to make the best of it, but is beaten up and his belongings are stolen. The next morning he sees three children being attacked by dogs, saves them, but is injured. In the hospital he meets new people who help him recover and become his new, chosen, family.

Cal worries his mother has found out he is gay. His father, stationed overseas, has warned him if she finds out, it will kill her. With no one to talk to and nowhere to go, Cal starts collecting driftwood to build himself a safe place, and while doing so, makes an unlikely friend. But when something terrible happens, will this friendship give him the strength he needs?