Jackson Marsh

"He's back. He's angry, and I am fleeing for my life." Escaping bad choices, Luke Grey arrives in the Cornish fishing village of Madenly determined never to fall in love with a straight man again. But then he meets Peran Box. Peran's passion for investigating historical mysteries is his only escape from a loveless relationship. But then he meets Luke. Attracted to each other's differences, the two embark on an intense friendship which sparks hope for Luke and ignites Peran's gay-curious feelings. But then they meet Billy, dead for three-hundred years and determined to keep them apart until the mystery of his murder is solved. Curious Moonlight is a romantic, low-heat, gay paranormal mystery.Jackson Marsh is the author of 'The Mentor' series and an award-winning author of gay fiction.

What if you could prove that the greatest Gothic horror novel of all time was a true story?Dexter and Morgan meet on their eighteenth birthday. The attraction is instant but confusing. As they deal with coming out, they are bound together by more than first love.Both keep diaries, and each has the same goal - to prove that Stoker didn't write 'Dracula'. They are convinced that Harker, Van Helsing and the others existed and wrote the novel's journals themselves. If Dex and Morgan can prove it, they will blow the lid off the vampire myth: Dracula existed.As the two teenagers fall in love, so they fall into an adventure as thrilling as it is dangerous. They are being watched, and someone is willing to kill to stop them from making 'The Stoker Connection.'The Stoker Connection is an MM Romance treasure hunt thriller. It draws on the original text of 'Dracula', but it is not a story about vampires. It is a story of first love and the power of friendship. Sometimes funny, it is an intriguing and honest account compiled from Dex and Morgan's original diaries.

"A man with a future he can't accept and a lad with a past he can't escape."Two men in a storm-battered castle harbouring secrets and hopes unknowingly guide each other to an unexpected friendship that turns to passionate love. Julian Ford's life is at a crossroads. Thirty-four, disillusioned with his screenwriting career and cheated by love, he craves the chance of isolation at his rambling home in the Welsh mountains, Lostwood Hall. But when 21-year-old Lee Benson survives a car crash, Julian has no choice but to take him in.Their pasts collide, bringing a storm of doubts, fears, a jealous ex-lover and a dangerous thug seeking revenge. Is Julian and Lee's fledgeling relationship strong enough to survive? And do they trust each other enough to escape death?The Mentor of Lostwood Hall is the fourth in Jackson Marsh's 'Mentor' collection of older/younger MM romance.More at www.jacksonmarsh.com

"Let us go then you and I, to the place where the wild thyme grows."An inheritance, a ring and a church organ; three clues to the Blake family mystery.Twenty-five and fleeing a stale relationship, Ryan Blake returns home to find some answers. What he discovers is the impish twenty-two-year-old, Charlie Hatch, a cute, homeless scamp who has a way with words, a love of mysteries.As the two set about unlocking the Blake family secrets, Ryan finds himself falling for the younger guy. But is he ready to commit again? And can Charlie learn to accept that someone loves him?Praise for Jackson Marsh"This is an amazing piece of writing which has everything in it.""I just finished reading this book. I just wouldn't put it down until I finished it.""The more I read, the more I was gripped."Jackson lives in Greece with his husband. He is the author of the bestselling, 'The Mentor of Barrenmoor Ridge' and has written five gay romance novels to date. Look out for 'The Mentor of Lostwood Hall', coming soon.

"I love you enough to let you run, but too much to see you fall."Burnt out from his life as a musician and record producer, 35-year-old Matt Barrow takes on Lonemarsh House, an isolated manor in the Kent marshes. When he meets 23-year-old Jason Hodge, a brilliant violinist, Matt knows this is the young man he wants to share his new life with. But Jason is closeted and at the mercy of his treacherous friends.Jason is trapped by fear and Matt may be his escape, but should he jeopardise his safety for the love of an older man?The Mentor of Lonemarsh House is the third in Jackson Marsh's 'Mentor' collection of older/younger gay romance novels.More info at www.jacksonmarsh.com

It takes a brave man to climb a mountain, but it takes a braver lad to show him the way.Following the death of his lover, mountaineer John Hamilton lives an isolated existence high on wild Fellborough, a fell in the Yorkshire Dales. When he rescues 19-year-old Gary Taylor from the mountain, John can't accept that the boy may be the answer to his heartache. Gary is seventeen years his junior, confused, and being pursued by criminals. As Gary helps John through his grief, the older man mentors the lad through his coming out. Both paths could lead to love, but are they both heading for the same destination? The Mentor of Barrenmoor Ridge is the first of 'The Barrenmoor Series' of mountaineering-themed romances. 'The Students of Barrenmoor Ridge', the second in the series. Jackson Marsh is the author of the acclaimed 'The Clearwater Mysteries.' You can find all his titles, including other older/younger, age-gap gay romance and adventure on his Amazon author page, and on his website. More info at www.jacksonmarsh.com

Camden Stevens, a forty-two-year-old writer with a passion for younger men, is invited to mentor four gay youths at an isolated farmhouse. His students are budding writers in their late teens, all keen to explore their creativity - and each other. Camden must mentor them in both, and expects them to work hard.What he doesn't expect is a youth like Gabriel, and what he doesn't know is that the man who set up this fantasy-come-true has a motive of his own."Follow four young men and their mentor on a journey of self discovery and never look at writing retreats in the same way again. This ticked a lot of boxes for me. A great sense of location combines with situations and emotions many of us will remember from our own pasts to form a vibrant backdrop for five beautifully drawn characters who stayed with me long after I turned the last page. This is a deftly woven story that offers plenty of introspection and a touch of sweet spiced with surprise while also managing to come across as very, very sexy.It's one of those books where I'm hoping for a sequel..."Jackie Keswick, author of the Power of Zero series

Other People's Dreams is a gay thriller that combines the magic of the Greek islands with a story of obsessive desire.One yacht, a thousand islands and all the time in the world...Four cute gay youths sign-up for the adventure of a lifetime; an all-expenses-paid sailing trip among the Greek islands. However, the boat's wealthy owner, the handsome but troubled Jake Chambers, has a hidden agenda. His advertisement clearly stated, 'Certain strings attached.'Jake's innocent crew become the victims of his obsessive behaviour when he turns his attention to each one of them in turn.A stolen chance, lost love, a wrecked boat - Thirteen years of guilt are bound to take their toll.