F-Word #1

“I’m afraid I’m too much for him.”

Nic had no choice but to be himself. The programmer escaped his family and moved to LA for a fresh start when he transitioned. When he runs into the force of nature called Kyle—green hair, garters, and all—Nic is pulled headlong into the center of his world… he’s just not sure he belongs there.

Loud, loving, and unapologetic, Kyle works day and night at his charity and spends the rest of his precious time with his co-parented son. Flings are one thing, but Nic makes Kyle want to hold him forever. And when the chips are down, Nic shows up.

They’ve spent years avoiding the very thing they’re yearning for. But in each other’s arms, they finally feel loved, safe—even free. Can two men who feel like they're not enough and too much find something just right?

Flaunt is the first book in the F-Word series, which features queer found families, characters choosing their own labels, a lot of trans joy, opposites attracting, spice for days, and the happily-ever-afters we all deserve. This novel can be read as a standalone.

Rainbow Awards 2nd in Best Transgender Contemporary Romance!
Rainbow Awards Finalist in Best Transgender Book!

ISBN: 978-1-912245-19-2

“E. Davies’ characters in Flaunt are “sticky,” and by this mean to say that their appearance, personalities, and quirks still stick in my mind months after I have read the book. I truly enjoyed walking step by step with the guys through a well-defined setting full of rich sensory detail, and staying with them as they fought to save the funding of an important HIV education resource for the whole community.” -Rainbow Awards honorable mention

“Trans representation (particularly good, non-tragic representation) is rare in gay romance, and E. Davies has an excellent track record for it. I enjoyed that Kyle's open and fluid gender expression also helped Nic feel safer to explore his own expression.” -Amazon reviewer

“I had this book on my to-be-read shelf for too long! It is a book worth stopping everything you are doing to read. The characters are beautifully written – so real in their struggles and relationship. I loved that they both were “real.”” -Amazon reviewer