Books with title Kissing Booth: A Gay Young Adult Romance Story

Tired of being fired from every after school job, Dallas Maxwell decides to make money for his Friday night dates by doing something he’s great at—so he sets up a kissing booth in the school cafeteria. Only he’s hoping a very particular boy, Enzo di Larricia will stop by his booth.When Enzo shows his interest, he immediately plays hard-to-get and Dallas Maxwell won’t be denied. He does, however, fall victim to the tricks Enzo has up his sleeve.This gay young adult romance blends heartwarming fiction with the ongoing hilarious antics of Dallas Maxwell, who calls himself Buffalo’s most famous gay teen.

Teddy and Dakota are the hottest, most influential boys in school and now Teddy wants the chance to prove it. Teddy bets Dakota that he can turn the school’s dorkiest kid, Brady Kempster, into a stud for Fall Fling. Only Teddy doesn’t count on the sparks that will fly between him and Brady, no matter how dorky or amazing he may look. But, as far as Dakota is concerned, the bet is still on, and he’ll do anything to win.

Now that Tristan is out, he’s faced with new feelings: a total case of the hots for his brother’s best friend Joe. Hoe has always been an obnoxious pain in the butt, but now Tristan not only sees him differently, but he’s sure he’s falling in love. Tristan’s not the only one who feels that way. When things heat up, and their feelings boil over, Tristan’s brother catches them kissing. Now Tristan must not only iron one the new feelings he and Joe have for each other, but he must also teach Shawn to accept it.

For the first time ever, T.D. Austin is willing to make a commitment . . . he just doesn’t expect to be forced to prove it. When he meets fellow high school wrestler Colton McGuire, he knows he’s in love for the first time, but Colton’s heard all the stories about his player ways. T.D. gets one date, one chance to prove he can keep his sights set on just one boy. What he doesn’t count on is a date full of chaos and hilarity that could pin anyone to the mat. T.D. Austin might have to prove much more to prove to Colton that he’s ready for love if he wants to win this hunky stud’s hand.

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.

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.

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.

Dallas Maxwell nearly freaks when he learns he’s been set up on a double date with his rival T.D. Austin. Ultra-cute Andrew Willson, another boy on their date, is part of the ultimate prize, though. It becomes a game of high risk and high reward. Hilarity ensues as Dallas and T.D. Austin try to sabotage one another to get one step closer to being the boyfriend of one of the cutest boys in school.

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 . . . .