Books with title All About Making Out: A Gay Young Adult Romance Story

Dallas Maxwell scored a drive-in movie date with basketball stud Will Petrie. To him, drive-in dates are all about making out. Problem is, he can only go on Friday night when Dallas is scheduled to work at the very same drive-in theatre. In this gay romantic comedy of errors, Dallas does everything to keep his date—and his job—so Will won’t forget about him.

Chase forgets about his love letter to high school baseball sensation Ryan Logan as soon as he sends it. And why not? Chase is dorky and Ryan is a star jock. But when Ryan shows up at his door, he refuses to believe Ryan could want anything to do with him. Now he makes Ryan do the chasing just to see if it’s all for real of if it’s too good to be true.This gay young adult romance story blends humor with the heartwarming and shows that no one is truly out of anyone’s league.

When Patrick finds out he wasn’t invited to Joshua’s birthday party, he’s devastated. After all, they’ve been boyfriends for six months. The championship game looms, their relationship takes a sharp turn and Patrick worries he can’t deal with it all. When Patrick must come to Joshua’s defense on the ice, he finds the courage to put their love back on track.

Charlie has been asked to the prom by his best friend Jeff who’s perfectly wonderful—and perfectly straight. They’re the talk of the town, in fact, and Charlie wants to enjoy the moment. Still, he can’t help but think this isn’t a real date and he wants to have all of Jeff instead of just a piece. What happens on the dance floor turns both their worlds upside down.

Tyler and Jamal are mortal enemies at the bowling alley except for one problem—Tyler totally has a crush on Jamal. As teammates, they know that they are better together than they are apart, but they still make a bet that will boot one of them off of the team. Only when they are apart can Tyler and Jamal express and pursue their feelings for each other.

Connor is sure his dorky glasses are why ultra-stud Will Petrie didn’t notice his love poem. Jock-hunk Ty Grom wishes he could write like Connor to romance Will. After being promised his ‘leftovers’, he agrees to write poems for Ty to anonymously give to Will, knowing he’s writing his love away. Hilarity ensues as Will demands to finally see the boy behind the poems . . . .