Books published by publisher Mayfair Books

Welcome to Webcon. Where the biggest and brightest internet celebrities come face to face with their fans. Brought up in the 'live for likes' culture, Digi Lynch has amassed an impressive following. His channel is taking off, and Webcon always delivers a boost in numbers, thanks to his rivalry with ex-vlogging partner, Gram Saito. Gram is popular, confident, and rising to the kind of fame worthy of a second gen internet sensation. And he’s up to his old tricks. Digi can't turn a corner for fear of being pranked and his reaction blasted online. And after one of Gram's most high scale pranks yet, Digi decides it's time to get even. The animosity between Digi and Gram heats up as old feelings resurface, and Digi is forced to decide whether a life in the limelight is worth it ...Before they both go too far.A YA contemporary, To Be Continued is the prequel to Not Gonna Lie and will show you where it all began for Gram and Digi.

Rory García is terrible at making choices. Dating Micah has been the best decision Rory’s ever made. Micah calms his wild side by bringing Rory back down to earth. They’re perfect for each other. But when Rory’s Australian crush randomly shows up to stay with him, Rory’s torn between the boyfriend he maybe loves, and the guy he thought he was over. Micah Holtz is the most loyal boyfriend in history. Since the day Micah first saw Rory, he fell hard. There’s never been a moment where Micah’s doubted his feelings and when they finally start to date, Micah plans to hold on with both hands. But then Justin arrives from Australia and Micah finds his single-minded attention starting to slip… Justin Anderson has a plan for everything. Showing up on Rory’s doorstep is the most adventurous thing Justin’s ever done. He’s lowkey sick with nerves, but knowing Rory’s there makes it all worth it. Until he finds out Rory has a boyfriend. Which was never part of the plan.Suddenly Justin’s back to his usual game of second guessing everything, including Rory’s flirting and Micah’s lingering looks.When Micah’s childhood haunt is set to be torn down, the three of them join forces to try to save the historic building. But will the teamwork add cracks to an already unstable friendship, or bring them closer than they ever imagined?Author’s note: For What it’s Worth features a polyamorous relationship with no cheating.Note: All books in the #lovehim series are stand alones. Series numbers are recommended reading order.

All books in the #lovehim series are stand alones. The series number is recommended reading order.Brooks is convinced his life is totally, one hundred percent happy. Until Darien tracks him down.Darien was supposed to be the guy he kissed once and remembered forever, but now he’s back in Brooks’s life, with easy smiles and big ideas.The first of which … show the homeschooled Brooks everything he’s missed out on. But as the pair work through a spring of playing catch up on life, it becomes obvious to Darien that Brooks has a secret. And as things heat up between them, Brooks’s secret might just be Darien’s worst fear.Because Darien has always lived in the moment. But Brooks has always lived for the future he knows is inevitable. When life is set to tear them apart, will love be enough to keep them together?

He's been stood up. It stings more than it should, considering it wasn't actually a date. But being stranded at a holiday party alone, is one of the most terrifying things Brooks can imagine. Then he meets the larger than life Darien. He's cool, fun, and saves Brooks from a night of lurking awkwardly in the corner. But before Darien can get too flirty, Brooks lays down the law. They're hanging out as friends. Just friends. Because Brooks doesn't date. Ever. Even though Darien is gorgeous.Even though he sees through Brooks's bullshit.Even though everything about him screams 'take a chance'. Brooks made his choice. This isn't a date.A YA contemporary short story, For The Win is the prequel to In Case You Missed It and will show you where it all began for Brooks and Darien.

All books in the #lovehim series are stand alones. The series number is recommended reading order.Angus Reid is pretty sure he's being catfished. After spending the last half of junior year talking online to the guy of his dreams, Angus wants to meet. In person. So when Scotty brushes it off with excuses of not being ready, red flags go up.Determined to either catch Scotty out, or take a shot at real love, Angus embarks on a summer road trip with his adorkable roommate, Tyler. But as summer stretches on, and mixed messages fly between them, Angus finds his heart torn.His potential catfisher?Or his straight best friend?And while their road trip takes them across the country, Angus is headed for one destination.Either a happily ever after ... or a broken heart.

Archie Corrigan is an angry teen, pigeon-holed by a stereotype. Landon Summers is a Hollywood heartthrob, whose role doesn’t end when the cameras stop filming. When the two guys meet at Camp Crystal Cove, they have literally nothing in common. Despite their differences, Archie can’t help but be enthralled by Landon’s confidence, and Landon has never met anyone so completely immune to his charms. Their unexpected friendship has them both revealing parts of themselves they’ve tried to keep hidden, but accepting the truth isn’t always easy.Archie and Landon have to decide. Stick to the safety of the pretend lives they’ve built up?… Or give in to That Feeling When they’re finally happy? All books in the #lovehim series are stand alones. The series number is recommended reading order.

Everyone has their secrets. Last year Digi walked out on Webcon, on his fans, and on Gram. Now he’s back determined to give what they had a real shot, but Gram is more prickly than ever, not willing to risk his heart again. Despite trying to stay out of the spotlight, the anonymous Public Service Announcements draw Digi back in. As the secrets of the internet’s top celebrities are leaked to the world, it’s only a matter of time before Digi and Gram are next. To get through it, they have to set their rivalry aside. Will Digi handle the pressure of the bright lights long enough to find who is tearing their world apart? Or will the threat of full exposure be too much for him to handle?

Angus Reid has always hoped for a roommate. As the only openly gay student at Pinebrook Private, he's never had the kind of friendship everyone else in his year does, until Tyler shows up. Tyler is sweet, thoughtful, and absolutely adorkable—and better still, he couldn't care less that Angus is gay. Unfortunately, falling for your straight roommate is never a good idea, and during a snowed-in weekend, Angus learns this lesson the hard way.A YA contemporary short story, No Big Deal is the prequel to To Be Honest and will show you where it all began for Angus and Tyler.

Six stories. Three couples. One perfect kind of love. Read the first three books in the #lovehim series and their short stories. That Feeling When A summer camp romance where a bi actor and a closeted ballet dancer are blackmailed into keeping their relationship a secret. No Big Deal In the meet cute to To Be Honest, Angus finally gets a roommate ... and a big, fat crush. To Be Honest Angus and his adorkable roommate Tyler, embark on a cross country road trip to confront Angus's catfisher. For The Win The meet cute for In Case You Missed It, Brooks agrees to one non-date with Darien because they'll never see each other again ... right? In Case You Missed It Love is suppose to be simple, but Brook's secret will put their relationship to the test. PLUS A BONUS NOVELLA NOT YET RELEASED In Real Life The sequel to That Feeling When, where Archie and Landon visit Australia and try to make their relationship work amidst judgmental family and pushy exes.

When Rory flies from America to Australia for a surfing comp he has no hopes of winning, he thinks the highlight will be few weeks off school. But staying on the farm of some family friends introduces him to Justin, who's cute, quiet, and totally unreadable. They say opposites attract, but Rory and Justin aren’t even in the same stratosphere. Justin is skittish and reserved, hiding a world of secrets behind his odd-colored eyes.Rory is vibrant and energetic, trying to make the most of every moment. It’s why he’d said yes to this adventure to begin with. With foaling season in full spring, and the Australian spring stretching out before them, the birth of a foal gives Rory a peek into the guy behind the mumbled words and adorable blushes. When Rory starts to bridge the distance between them, common ground doesn't seem so impossible.Justin needs to challenge his social anxiety and experience the bigger moments in life, but can he let go of his world long enough to let Rory in?

SAILOR'S NEW BED is a children's story appropriate for anyone who has ever loved a special kitty-cat. When Sailor's 'person' discovers she is allergic to kitties, Sailor must find a new place of his very own to sleep. He looks and looks, but is always disappointed until one day he discovers the perfect place, made just for him. Author Marilyn Clay has penned a delightful story about her beloved cat named Sailor, who she loved dearly for nearly twenty years. SAILOR'S NEW BED book cover illustration is a colored pencil drawing by author Marilyn Clay. Sailor's New Bed is also available from Amazon in print. For information about Ms. Clay's historical novels, non-fiction books, and artwork, visit: Marilyn Clay Author

Tommy, a little mouse from the village of Cheesecrumbs, never met a tooth fairy even though he lost some teeth. Tommy wonders whether the tooth fairies ever come to visit mice. His mum tells him a story about a mouse who met the tooth fairy. What did the tooth fairy say? Did she bring a mouse a shiny coin? Read and find out. ‘Little Tails of Cheesecrumbs’ is a series of tales she wrote for her children as bedtime stories: “For many years I have been reading books to my children: from the classics like P.L.Travers and Edith Nesbit to the modern short paperbacks we were picking up in the supermarkets.Modern short tales often surprised me with their language - often too complicated for the children they were aimed at and with the preference of some authors to entertain kids rather than teach them something useful or morally sound through recognisable situations children may relate to. ‘‘The moral of the story” was something left in the Victorian era. As a result, these days we are too often busy entertaining our kids without teaching them about right and wrong, fair and unfair, the importance of respecting others or standing up for what’s just and important to them. Instead, they have to learn to deal with these issues and making hard choices when they have grown.In my childhood, tales helped children to re-live in their imagination situations which they were likely to come across in real life and make the right decisions in the future, knowing own strengths and weaknesses and recognising fair play and deceit of others.I tried to write a few tales for my kids reviving the “old approach”, using easier readable language and maintaining the balance between an entertaining story and “a lesson to be learned”.I gave the characters names of my boys and their friends, trying not to create a set of recognisable heroes, but allow the parents who may be reading these tales to their children to replace, if necessary, the names of characters with their children’s names.A number of children who read them or to whom they were read - liked them. That encouraged me to continue!Thank you for choosing my book. I would always welcome any constructive feedback about the language, the plot or the moral.Hope your little treasures will like some of my stories.”