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At Silverbourne Manor, the rigid propriety of the British countryside is about to meet its match. When Finn, the reluctant steward of his family’s ancient estate, invites fellow rowers Aly and Brian for a private weekend, the air in the manor’s secret gym becomes as thick as the humid Oxfordshire heat.

Twelve Days. Three Couples. One magnificent manor full of secrets, desire, and chaos. This mega edition brings together three festive stories set at Silverbourne Manor in Oxfordshire, where tradition and temptation meet. Six established men, Finn, Aly, Freddy, Andy, Brian, and Archie, along with the charming but exhausted Canadian Matt, experience a holiday season full of erotic adventures, simmering jealousy, and unexpected revelations. From secret encounters in hidden rooms to tingling, champagne-soaked pleasures, love and lust have no limits here.

Matt is exhausted and short on cash, but when the charismatic couple Freddy and Andy invite him on an impulsive New Year's Eve trip to Berlin, he can't refuse. After spending a charged Christmas at Silverbourne Manor, the Canadian expat knows he wants to be with them—but not the mess that comes with dating.

Seven friends, Finn, Aly, Freddy, Andy, Brian, Archie, and newcomer Matt, gather for a decadent Christmas at the sprawling, historic Silverbourne Manor. Seven guys in one house? What could possibly go wrong.

Finn wants precision and calm. His boyfriend, Aly, the charming, chaotic former rower, wants him—and isn't afraid to use a little holiday labour and athletic heat to push Finn's strict boundaries. The other two couples are just as complicated, battling old secrets, simmering jealousies, and the memory of their intense past in the competitive world of rowing. The tension peaks with the arrival of Matt, a handsome Canadian visitor who brings a fresh, unpredictable energy to the house.

113 years after the Titanic sank, some passengers never truly leave. Finn goes to a Halloween party at Mortlake Rowing Club and meets Hugh, an Irishman dressed as if he just stepped off a 1912 London street. He knows the city, the rowing clubs, even the details of the Titanic as if he lived it. His touch is too vivid, his charm too old-fashioned. Finn begins to wonder if Hugh is real or a ghost of a rower lost on that doomed voyage. That night spins into something impossible, a romance that bends time and memory.

A Halloween Tryst: Titanic to Thames is a sensual, haunted queer romance. It mixes the tragedy and glamour of the Titanic with desire, guilt, and ghosts who will not rest. Perfect for fans of Titanic stories, haunted love, and LGBTQ+ historical romance with a dark twist.

At the Henley Royal Regatta, where the pulse of the race is as palpable as the tension in the air, a story of love and desire unfolds for three men who already know how to move in perfect sync. Brian, Finn, and Aly are a unit—a throuple whose bond is as strong as their competitive spirit. But when Brian’s family friend, Archie, arrives for the regatta, their carefully balanced dynamic is stirred. The comfortable rhythm of their relationship is challenged by new desires and unexpected emotions as they navigate the complexities of their connection under the prestigious gaze of Henley.

Freddy, a disciplined, senior-squad rower and corporate architect, lives by the clock: 5 AM training, tight work deadlines, and zero emotional distractions. When his intense focus is broken by a gorgeous blonde guy in an upscale Richmond café, Freddy’s perfect schedule is thrown overboard. Andy, a semi-pro photographer with a knack for trouble, is new to the development rowing squad. He should be focused on proving his athletic worth, but all his attention—and his most explicit fantasies—are suddenly focused on the beautiful, snobbish rower he keeps accidentally flashing.

In the tight-knit world of London's university rowing, a different kind of race is about to begin. Teammates Aly and Finn have perfected their rhythm in the boat, but a searing, silent desire thrums just beneath the surface—a tension so thick you could cut it with an oar.