Publication Date: February 13, 2026

Every year Gabriel Wolffe ignores the graduating class of Arcane Falls University as they streak naked on his remote mountain property. But this year, when Wolffe catches the eye of one particular handsome graduate—his grandson, Lachlan—Wolffe’s resolve, and his self-imposed celibacy, goes out the window.


Gabriel Wolffe just wants to be left alone. At sixty-six, he feels more at home in the Arcane Falls mountains, living alone in his cabin, chopping down trees, and building custom wood furniture.

But each year, the students graduating from Arcane Falls University have a tradition of streaking through the mountains, and onto Wolffe’s property.

Normally, Wolffe avoids the scene entirely. And he should have this year, too. Especially this year. Because his twenty-two-year-old grandson Lachlan is about to graduate college.

And who should show up as part of the student group on Senior Streaker Night?

Yeah, Wolffe really should have gone out of town.

Because with one seductive glance, Lachlan doesn’t make it easy for Wolffe to ignore what that inviting look might mean. Arcane Falls has a lot of traditions, but the Wolffe family has one, too. And Lachlan--the youngest Wolffe member--is about to be inducted.

Neither expected the night to unfold the way it did, but in a place like Arcane Falls, it was bound to happen sooner or later. After all, family traditions are important.


“The Wolffe of Arcane Falls” is a 73 page MM cest age gap taboo romance featuring a reclusive lumberjack grandfather and his irresistible 22-year-old grandson. This is NOT a shifter romance. There are no actual wolves in the story. Dual POVs. HFN ending. Check the content warnings to ensure this story is right for you.

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Brothers or Boyfriends? Brotherly boundaries blur when soldier Rafe and college wrestler Caleb participate in a game of sexy strip bingo. 

As an active duty soldier stationed overseas, I rarely get to see my brother, Caleb. He’s the only family I have left and I haven’t seen him in three years, not since he moved away for college.

When I earn three weeks of leave after a grueling deployment before my next assignment, I decide to pay him a surprise visit. Except, when I knock on his dorm room, I discover that my little brother is all grown up. And handsome. And sexy. And a little bit bossy.

In a surprising twist, my body reacts in ways I never expected.

But that’s not all. Turns out that Caleb is the mastermind behind a new sex club on campus. I’m not sure if I arrived at the right time or the wrong time. The jury is out on that one…

I didn’t know “strip bingo” was a thing but without overthinking it, I am all in. My first visit to Arcane Falls promises to be more entertaining than I ever imagined, especially when my beautiful, bratty little brother sets his sights on winning me.

And it doesn’t take long before we start to feel less like brothers and more like boyfriends.

But the most surprising thing of all? I’m pretty sure I’m okay with it.

Strip Me Bare is a MM brocest taboo short novel (42k words, ~180 pages) set in Arcane Falls. The story is told in dual POVs. No cliffhangers and a guaranteed HEA. It can be read as a standalone.

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