The House of Thorne is a curated collection of queer fiction where bisexual men come of age, come undone, and sometimes come back for more.😈

In the dark corners of the hospital, desire pulses just beneath the surface. When intern Quinn Larkin crosses a line with his magnetic resident, their secret history threatens to unravel under the weight of long nights, close calls, and everything they’re trying not to feel.

The Congressman’s Son is a darkly elegant political drama about desire, loyalty, and the quiet wars fought behind closed doors. When passion collides with power, every secret has a cost — and some debts can’t be paid in silence.

The rule was simple: no staying past seven. Rules like that feel solid in the dark. But mornings don’t care about rules. They only care about what’s still there when the light comes in.

For Paid Subscribers who like it slow, deep, and all at once. No teasing you in parts—these are full stories, start to finish, with more heat, more detail, and more of the moments you’re really here for.

Unscripted follows four men whose PrivateFans collab turns into something deeper, messier, and hotter than any of them planned. It’s creativity, tension, and slow-burn attraction—all caught on camera.

Bodies, gaze, and the space between. Curated visual collections paired with prose that lingers—part exhibition, part confession. These aren’t just images—they’re stories dressed in skin.

Follows the lives of Tripp Derrickson and Aaron Wakefield as they navigate life, relationships, and life altering events.

When Tate Fetterman slips back into Shea’s life under cover of night, what starts as a prank spirals into a personal reckoning. In the ruins of old betrayals, they build one final act of defiance—part revenge, part confession.

A midnight workout goes wrong. A sauna moment goes too far. Muscle Memory follows Ryan—a burned-out grad student—and Danny, the trainer who saves him in more ways than one. What begins with a dangerous lift turns into a slow, sweating unraveling of desire, denial, and the heat between two men who can’t seem to step apart. It’s steamy, human, and quietly devastating in all the right ways.

A summer in Rome was supposed to be about credits and coursework — until Caleb met Marco, a boy with a sketchbook, a smirk, and a way of making the city feel infinite. What begins as gelato and weekend train rides turns into a love story with an expiration date, one that lingers long after the season ends.

When Miles arrives at college, he doesn’t expect to fall for the guy down the hall — especially not one with a girlfriend and a secret he’s trying to outrun. Down the Hall is a slow-burn, emotionally charged story about tension, timing, and the thrill of wanting what you shouldn’t.

One bed. Too much tension. Nowhere to run. When Matt and Tyler hit the slopes for a weekend getaway, they don’t expect altitude to mess with more than their lungs. But after one shared bed and a slow-burning collision of heat, want, and history… neither of them will make it down the mountain the same.

A cancelled flight. A one-night layover. Jesse never planned on seeing Ian again—until the delay turned into the connection he didn’t know he needed.

Micah had a plan—until Luca showed up with dimples, charm, and absolutely no respect for structure. This is a story about desire, detours, and what happens when the person you weren’t looking for becomes impossible to ignore.

A daring, emotionally-charged exploration of intimacy, identity, and the blurred lines between what we want and what we’re allowed to feel. Told from Jesse’s point of view, this story follows two frat brothers as they navigate a high-stakes moment of shared vulnerability—unspoken tension finally boiling over into something raw, electric, and deeply personal. It’s not just about desire; it’s about what happens when closeness collides with confusion, and silence gives way to something that can’t be ignored.

Two days. One snowstorm. And a question neither of them expected to ask. When Levi’s sister gets snowed in hours away, her boyfriend Drew ends up stranded at their family home—with Levi. They’ve never been alone together. They’ve never really talked. But with nowhere to go and nothing to distract them, the silence begins to shift. A look lingers. A joke lands too well. And suddenly, Levi’s not sure if the storm outside is the only thing he’s caught in. A tender, slow-burning exploration of identity and unexpected connection, The Ides of March asks what happens when everything you thought you knew about yourself starts to blur—and the person sitting across from you sees it before you do.

Two men awake on a failing ship with weeks until rescue and no one else to save it. In the silence of deep space, desire builds, boundaries break, and everything comes apart—under pressure.

Two Guys. One Laptop. No Firewall. Endless Possibilities.

Two years after a night that changed everything, Nolan runs into Beck—the boy who broke his heart and never looked back. What follows is a story about unfinished songs, second chances, and the moments that still echo long after the music stops.

A collection of stories and select chapters told from the voice of the author himself.

A CIA operative goes undercover to seduce a billionaire tech CEO. The mission was supposed to be clean. It never is.

A weekend at a forensic research facility forces an anthropology student to confront more than decay—especially when his TA becomes the one thing he can’t stop observing. The Body Farm is a slow-burn story about desire, intellect, and the moments when the body tells the truth before the mind is ready to listen.

Milestone Stories are singular, elevated works released to mark major moments in this space. They are richer, riskier, and more emotionally ambitious—stories that linger long after the final line. These are the ones that push beyond heat into intimacy, consequence, and the kind of love that changes you. Each milestone is written to stand apart, not just as a reward for growth, but as a statement of what this world—and this community—has become.