Hollis Shiloh: 106 books

Allen would do anything for his best friend Neal—including marrying him so he can get health insurance. But things are complicated. He has feelings for Neal that he's tried to repress...and Neal has enough on his plate, battling chronic depression and anxiety. He doesn't need friendship to become something more...does he? Heat level: sweet 17,600 words

Trey has dirt magic. It's messy and not very fun. But some miners in his old hometown are trapped underground, and he feels duty-bound to see if he can help. He doesn't expect to meet a nerdy, weird gay romance writer who just might have a talent or two of his own. But Leo has a way of growing on Trey—and...

Caleb's a tracker. Eli's a precog. They aren't exactly friends. They both work for the ESRB, but very much alone – no matter how Caleb feels about Eli. But when he faces one of his hardest missions yet, Eli invites himself along... ~8,000 words - low/medium heat A Men of the ESRB short...

Enforcer wolf. That's Riley. A gangster took him in when he was young, and he's been loyal ever since.  It's getting harder and harder for big, soft-hearted Riley to unquestioningly follow orders...but he doesn't want to be alone without a pack. Almost anything is better than that.  What...

Shane is a burned-out cop trying to mind his own business. Peter's the new wolf at the precinct. Nerdy, awkward, and oddly attractive — and he seems strangely drawn to Shane. Peter already has a partner on the job, the jealous and protective Sue. So, what's the deal? Maybe he wants something...

They had this thing.  When neither was in a relationship, they… visited.  With sex.  And booze or the big game, and laughing together.   But mostly sex.  There was something easy and safe about going to bed with a man you trusted with your back during the day, trusted to save your life and...

A librarian is called in to investigate the mystery of books flying off a mansion's shelves — literally. Instead of answers, he finds himself falling for the mansion's oddly handsome owner. Jason isn't particularly magical — he works in the library — but he's the one who ends up being...

Asshole cop. It's Joey's role, and one he's comfortable with. Joey tells gay jokes. He's crude, tough, and thick-skinned. But now he's got a chance to work with a fox shifter—and he doesn't want to lose that opportunity.  Dylan is a mess: clingy and broken, cheerful but lost, seriously unpredictable…and...

Alec dropped out of the shifters and partners program, disillusioned forever with the police.  Now an unfairly handsome troubleshooter is here to try to tempt him back.  To complicate matters, he might just be Alec's mate.   Despite their differences, Alec wants to make it work (as mates—not...

Levi loves Jett.  Jett loves Levi.  They share a life together and everything.  So why is it still so hard for Jett to trust his boyfriend?  And why is he having weird dreams again?   With a life that never seems to stay orderly and neat, and relationship skills to grow into, they have their...

Shy Kevin and outrageous Rhys are buddies and police partners—and they sleep together a lot.  Neither one is very mature, but they have fun together and can depend on each other. Rhys is part wolf shifter but can't shift.  Kev is a former overweight teenager who doesn't stand up for himself...

Chemistry off the charts—but is that enough? Tom Langley and Sean Goods work together in a human-and-wolf shifter partnership, assisting the police, rushing in to solve crimes wherever their bosses send them. They're a great team, and they have fun together, too: joking and enjoying each...

Police are the enemy. But when the choice is between working with them or letting the pack starve, Clay does his duty as the alpha and takes a job he'd never otherwise have chosen. He doesn't expect to find a certain sheriff so absolutely captivating. Harry makes him want things that are dangerous....

Tim is a small wolf shifter, partially disabled, not good at confrontation, and very alone. Life isn't easy at a precinct where he's never been fully accepted. He spends far too much of his time trying not to overhear coworkers mocking him. His best friend (okay, pretty much his only friend) is a...