Used, Rare and Custom Jobs brings back Desmond and Wyatt, Archie and Dave and their overlapping relationships. Des and Dave are as eager to explore each other as possible, both physically and as people with dissimilar but complimentary interests. Wyatt, however, has concerns, and has Desmond questioning just how aware Dave is of all the trappings that come with being with kinky partners. Archer thinks things are fine, if only they could all spend a little more time together.

The solution appears to be a night of showing Dave what they all do, an event that will take place in the fire station Dave and Archer are renovating as a home. It sounds like a good idea, but no one is sure Dave can deal with seeing Archer and Wyatt together. How will Dave handle having all the bondage and domination brought into his home? Will Des and Wyatt, Archer and Dave and all their many combinations find their happy ending?

Originally released as the Chaser series Used, Rare and Custom Jobs.

Steve Hughes and Luke Jones know they like each other, but they're not too sure if their cosplay characters will get along at all. At EscapeCon Steve becomes Captain Emerson Langdon-Hughes, a military inspired Steampunk captain. Luke Jones becomes Lucas Pickett, an authority-hating shopkeeper who will only deal with customers of rank because he wants their money. For most customers that means a few teasing comments, but for Steve's Captain there might be something special in store.

When Steve finds a particularly wonderful treasure among Luke's items he's eager to pay top dollar. Luke, however, won't even discuss the matter, taking the turquoise cufflinks out of sight and all but kicking Steve out of the storefront. What's so special about them? And if Captain Langdon-Hughes can't get along with Lucas Pickett, what does that mean for Steve and Luke?

Drew is a fireman who loves the rush and is looking for a roommate to share costs. Scott is a doctor looking for somewhere to live that isn’t with his now ex-lover. The match seems more than perfect when Scott moves in and it’s more than just costs that they share.

So what happens when along comes EMT Eric with his blond good looks and boyish smile? Will this twosome be able to become a threesome or does it spell disaster for all?

Set in the same world as 911, Cheek to Cheek follows firefighters Mallory and Will and the ups and downs of their relationship from their first anonymous meeting at a quiet gay bar to discovering that they're about to be working at the same fire station when Will is sent in to replace injured firefighter Drew, and beyond.

Their plans of a quiet, easy, no-pressure physical relationship will be put to the test as they work together, as ex-lovers and family put their two cents in as well. Can Mallory and Will find more than just the physical together? Find out today!

Picking up where Chris Owen's Converge left off, Finn has crossed into Ari's dimension, but now what? He's a man without a past, without papers, and he can't get home. Now that he and Ari are together in body as well as spirit, they can move their relationship forward. But the uncertainty of Finn's status, and Finn's unfamiliarity with Ari's dimension, are definitely standing in their way.

On top of that, something strange is going on. People in Ari's dimension are not only disappearing, they're reappearing again days later. Tracking the news and combining it with the information he has about dimensions and Between, Finn begins to suspect that his appearance in Alpha and these strange happenings are connected for sure.

As he and Ari work together to help Finn adjust to Ari's life, their quest for a way to restore communication with Alpha begins. Through some clues from Alpha, and an unexpected revelation about Finn's friend Blake, Finn and Ari find someone who might be able to help him. But is the potential cost to them -- and to Finn's friends and family back in Alpha -- worth the attempt?