Katie Carson

“You don’t have to be the version of yourself people expect. You can just… be.” Elliot Harper has been a “good boy” his whole life—church on Sundays, a future already mapped out, and rules he never asked for. Then he leaves home for college…

The Red Room swallowed sound like it was designed for secrets. “The notebook is punishment. This is management.” Ryder thought Jace’s control ended in the Red Room. He was wrong. Because punishment is one thing. A system is another.

Ryder thought the hardest part would be admitting what he wants. He was wrong. The hardest part is what happens when someone with authority decides Ryder's desire is something he can schedule, test, and control—and Ryder keeps showing up anyway.

Ryder thought he understood the rules. He was wrong. What starts as a private symbol inside Jace’s apartment turns into something heavier in Book 3: The Necklace—a lock, a line, and a quiet promise that Ryder is stepping into something more dangerous than sex. Jace wants obedience.

This is a Gay romance about a young man, who takes an internship at a powerful company, the Redford incorporation..

“I thought college would make me brave. I didn’t realize it would just make me honest.”“Only if you want. And if you say stop—at any point—we stop. No questions.”“No shame.