Jenna Jones
Jenna Jones
M/M romance author
Color Box: Ebony Angel
When Austin Archer was eighteen, he was attacked by an unknown assailant and rescued by a dark figure who wore ebony armor. Now thirty and a police detective, Austin faces a mystery that is connected to his own attack in ways he never thought possible.
When Austin was a child, his mother sang to him that angels were watching over him. Austin is about to learn that this is more than a lullaby.
Apples & Gin
City by the Bay
Spice It Up!
Standalones
- Birthstones: The King's Diamond
- The Best Man: The Four of Cups
- Favorite Son: The Queen of Wands
- Your Forever: The Eight of Wands
- Learning to Waltz
- Color Box: Ebony Angel
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Going to the Chapel
Who doesn’t love a wedding? The three stories in Going to the Chapel prove that everyone has a special day. In Apples and Gin by Jenna Jones, country singer Sawyer Shaw loves photographer Noah Kingston and is tired of hiding it. He’s kept his sexuality hidden for the sake of his career and his family, but over the past ten years Sawyer has come to realize what matters most to him is Noah and his happiness, and Sawyer is ready not only to make it public but also to make it permanent.
Apples & Gin: Animal Crackers
Noah and Sawyer from Apples and Gin had planned to spend a romantic Valentine’s Day together, but Noah is stuck away from home while his flight waits out a storm. Sawyer won’t let distance spoil their holiday, though: he’s got a plan to make Noah’s Valentine’s Day romantic even while they’re apart. Memories, animal crackers, help from friends and a lot of banter combine to make waiting as sweet as reunion.
Apples & Gin: Birthday Cake
It’s Sawyer’s thirtieth birthday, and Noah has offered him anything he wants to celebrate. What Sawyer wants is for Noah to keep his promise from Valentine’s Day, that if Sawyer wrote them another song, Noah would sing on it. But Noah’s not a professional singer and everybody else at the session is, so Noah would rather do anything but sing. Can Sawyer persuade Noah that it really is the thought that counts?
Apples & Gin: Hot Cocoa Ice Cream
From Christmases apart to dealing with a relationship crisis to establishing their own traditions, Noah Kingston and Sawyer Shaw have celebrated the holidays a number of different ways. They’ve met each other’s families and learned new facets of each other.
Noah and Sawyer have been through a lot to get where they are. One thing is certain: true love is delicious.
Apples & Gin: Wedding Cake
Noah Kingston and Sawyer Shaw agreed to get married on Valentine’s Day in Boston, and the day has finally arrived. Noah wants to give Sawyer the wedding of his dreams, but it won’t be perfect without Sawyer’s family attending, too.
Sawyer has always had the most faith in their love. When Noah learns Sawyer’s family doesn’t intend to even see him again if the wedding takes place, Noah wonders if that faith will be enough to get Sawyer down the aisle.
Tryst, an Apples & Gin story
Noah Kingston and Sawyer Shaw from the Apples & Gin series adore their friend David. He's been a good friend to them for decades, he's directing one of Sawyer's videos, he'll be the best man at their wedding, and they want to make him as happy as they can in return. They're devoted to each other, but is there room in their relationship for one more?
Chiaroscuro
Laid off at his job and at odds with his ultra-conservative boyfriend, Micah, Jamie is searching for something to fill the empty spots. When he meets Ben, Jamie knows he’s found a friend. Jamie turns to art for his new career, and creates an entire show based on the man who is always there for him. Ben might not be willing to risk his friendship with Jamie for something more. Can Ben get past his fear and see that all that Jamie has to offer before it’s too late?
Something Beautiful
Can Micah deal with his sisters and find a way to convince Dune that they deserve another chance? Something Beautiful is all about the family we chose, as well as the one we’re born with, and if they’re lucky, something beautiful will come of it for Micah and Dune.
Herbs de Provence
Chef Harry Whelan spends most of the year traveling from country to country, learning new dishes. He always comes home to San Francisco, to his friends and family, including Dix Alexander and the boy Dix raised, Nicholas.
Harry and Nicholas are both searching for home, whether Provence or San Francisco, but maybe they just need to find it in each other.
Thyme: Brave and True
Thyme is the herb for courage, something Patrick has been lacking ever since he was publicly humiliated on a national cooking competition. Between the end of Dix's long-running television show and accusations of fraud within Dix's charity, Dix's world is changing and Patrick doesn't know his place in it anymore. As secrets come to light, can Patrick find the courage to trust Dix as he once did, and to believe that he deserves it?
The King's Diamond
Damalepazhur is the king of a land long ago and far away, and he really needs the fabled diamond he’s heard of for protection. The diamond is a young man named Ketu, a fisherman, and he reluctantly joins the palace household, and learns to have a fondness for the king. When a stranger tries to turn the people against Damalepazhur, Ketu steps in, putting himself right in the path of danger. Will Damalepazhur be able to thank Ketu the way he wants to?
The Best Man: the Four of Cups
Zack and Quaid have been lovers for more than a decade, but Zack is dissatisfied with their routine. At a family wedding in Las Vegas, Zack has little consideration of what Quaid wants or needs until he notices how much attention one of the other guests is paying to Quaid.
Zack has always known Quaid was the best man for him. Now, can he prove he’s the best man for Quaid?
Favorite Son: the Queen of Wands
Since his involvement in the accidental death of Eric Tate, the family’s last golden boy, J.T. has dealt with his guilt by becoming the family’s “cleaner,” tying up inconvenient loose ends under the guidance of the family matriarch. When Eric’s son, Charlie, returns to their hometown for the first time in twenty years, J.T. realizes he wants more from life than covering up other people’s mistakes.
Your Forever: the Eight of Wands
It’s the weekend of Delany’s best friend’s wedding, and Del is busy looking after everyone else, including the groom’s brother, Theo. Theo is big, talkative and gorgeous, and Del can’t resist his cheerful, shaggy charm. But Del has never rushed into anything, while Theo is ready to jump in. Their romance seems doomed before it even begins. Will Del give their hope of forever a chance to become real?
Learning To Waltz
Conor was hired by the Todd family to keep Gabriel safe and sober. Conor has done his job so well that Gabriel no longer needs a caretaker, but they can’t bring themselves to part ways.
Gabriel and Conor live in a comfortable rhythm, pushing and pulling each other in a cautious dance. Conor doesn't think he's Gabriel's perfect partner, but Gabriel may have other ideas…
About Me
Jenna Jones is the author of m/m romance such as the EPPIE-nominated Chiaroscuro, Something Beautiful and the Apples & Gin series. She lives in a small town in the Wasatch Mountains, where she reads, writes and watches a lot of movies. She enjoys her imaginary worlds.
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