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Email Address: beck@beck-lewis.com
Books By Beck Lewis
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Character Identities: Gay
Summary: Larry always thought life had passed him by. At nearly fifty, his world is small and predictable: work, quiet evenings at home, and caring for his aging mother. Love—especially the kind he secretly suspects he wants—has never felt like something meant for him. But as his mother’s health declines, she gently pushes Larry to face the truth he’s avoided for decades: maybe it’s time he started living his own life. With encouragement from Jacques (BARISTA BREWED LOVE), the charming and slightly mischievous barista at his favorite coffee shop, Larry begins exploring the world in ways he never imagined. What starts with late-night marathons of Asian BL dramas soon leads him to an unexpected online community of fellow fans—men his own age who understand exactly what it means to fall a little behind life’s schedule. And that’s where he meets Sky. Kind, funny, and just as new to this journey as Larry is, Sky might be the first person to truly see him. Suddenly Larry finds himself experiencing everything he missed the first time around—awkward flirting, nervous first dates, and the thrilling, terrifying possibility of falling in love for the very first time. At forty-nine and three-quarters. The 49¾ Year Old Virgin is a heartfelt, funny, and deeply hopeful story about second chances, found family, and discovering that love doesn’t come with an expiration date. Sometimes life is just waiting for you to press play.
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Character Identities: Ace, Gay
Summary: College was supposed to be the beginning. Instead, it feels like everything might fall apart. When the boys are faced with a life-altering bombshell—everything they thought was solid suddenly feels fragile. For Tay, the idea of losing Third is unthinkable. They’ve always been two peas in a pod, inseparable since kindergarten. Add Toby into the mix, and it becomes clear that what the three of them share goes far deeper than friendship—something closer to an emotional throuple that none of them are quite ready to label. Third is spiraling too. As an asexual who’s never felt like he fits even the labels meant for him, the possibility of leaving forces him to question what love really looks like for him. Is what he has with Andie enough to justify walking away from his chosen family? Or is the emotional bond he shares with Tay—and by extension Toby—the truest relationship he’s ever known? As life ramps up, the boys juggle classes, jobs, and adulthood’s responsibilities, all while waiting for a decision that could change their lives forever. Jane, feeling the quiet drift that comes with growing up, is determined to keep the group together—whether that means an awkward football game coached by Kevin or forcing everyone into a restaurant booth long enough to remember why they matter to each other. An event at the LGBTQIA+ Center brings a few familiar faces, including Lucas, Steve, Charlie, and even Georgie, G, and Jake (from BARISTA BREWED LOVE and THE GEORGES AND JAKE MAKES THREE). Between holiday visits, family get togethers, hospital scares, unexpected phone calls, and moments of quiet reassurance, the boys are reminded of what truly defines family for them: trust, love, and showing up—even when the future is uncertain. It’s All Good Until You Start Adulting is a tender, emotionally rich continuation of the series—about love without rules, growing up without a map, and discovering that ‘chosen family’ is the best choice of all.
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Character Identities: Gay
Summary: They planned to skip Christmas. The universe had other ideas. Best friends Manny and Kyle are both freshly single and entirely over holiday cheer. Their solution? A winter getaway to the tropics—no mistletoe, no heartbreak, no drama—just sun, sand, and hookups. But when their plane vanishes over the Bermuda Triangle, they crash-land in a snow-covered world that shouldn't exist. Saved by two unbelievably attractive men, Roman and Luca—sculpted perfection wrapped in an intoxicating aura (the kind of men you dream about long after you wake up)—they find themselves guests at the most magical place on earth: the North Pole. Here, hot cocoa is spiked, the elves are flirtier than should be legal, and sex might be the most powerful magic of all. But as Christmas Eve approaches, the truth about the crash—and their impossible, growing connection to the elves—will change everything they thought they knew about fantasy, friendship, and getting over exes. Hot elves, cocoa-fueled kisses, and one impossible holiday they’ll never forget.
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Character Identities: Gay
Summary: When Love Checks In Innkeepers Georgie and G—affectionately known as The Georges—are enjoying life at their beloved Twice As Nice Inn and the chosen family they’ve built along the way. For them, everything feels just right. Jake, meanwhile, is living a nightmare he never imagined. Rejected by his parents for simply being himself, the teen is left homeless, frightened, and carrying burdens no kid should face. When the Georges receive an urgent call from Charlie, the director of the local LGBTQIA+ Center, their quiet routine is upended in ways they never expected. The Georges and Jake Makes Three is a heartwarming, tender story about chosen family, enduring love, and the life-changing power of offering someone a place to belong. Two husbands. One homeless teen. A single phone call that changes everything.
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Character Identities: Ace, Gay
Summary: What if you don’t fit the labels? What if you’re too different? Who’s ready for ‘adulting’? Best friends since kindergarten, Tay and Third have grown up side by side—navigating crushes, identity, family, and the endless maze of growing up in a world that doesn’t always know what to do with you when you’re different. Now, with high school in the rearview mirror and their first off-campus apartment on the horizon, they’re facing their biggest test yet: adulthood. Tay’s relationship with Toby—the new kid he never saw coming in 10th grade—has deepened into something physical, something real, something exciting in its intensity. Meanwhile, Third, still fairly new to identifying as asexual, is struggling with the space between who he is and who he thinks he’s supposed to be. His boyfriend says he gets it, but their definitions of asexuality don’t quite match. Does that mean Third is broken? Or just… untranslatable? As the trio settle into college life, they find comfort, friction, and love in unexpected places. The bond between them grows stronger—but so do more questions. What are they to each other? What do they owe themselves? And when a life-altering choice appears on the horizon, none of them are ready for the answer—or the fallout that could follow. In this emotionally positive and affirming continuation of the It’s All Good series, Book 4 explores friendship, sexuality, queer identity, and the beautiful, complicated mess of becoming your true self. Everything changes after graduation. Even some things you thought never would.
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Character Identities: Gay
Summary: What if the only boy you ever truly loved was taken from you by a monster? Leopold the Lonely Vampire is a queer gothic drama that begins in Gold Rush-era San Francisco, where 17-year-old Leopold Beringer, a gay heir to a wealthy closeted Italian (Beratelli) family fortune, hides his forbidden romance with Li, a Chinese boy escaping racial violence and forced labor. But when a mysterious figure murders Li and turns Leopold into a vampire, his world collapses. Thrust into an immortal life filled with loss, secrecy, and slow-burning sorrow, Leopold searches for meaning and love in a world that keeps moving on without him. Spanning over a century and a half, his story weaves together chosen family, accidental tragedy, hope for reincarnation, and a timeless search for a second chance he’s not sure he’ll ever get. Perfect for fans of Interview with the Vampire, The Song of Achilles, The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, and even a little bit of Twilight thrown in, this is a lush, heartbreaking, and ultimately hopeful gothic warm mm romance that spans centuries and defies fate. Two boys. One bitten. One lost. A love story that refuses to stay buried.
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Character Identities: Ace, Gay
Summary: “The countdown to graduation is on, but for Tay, Toby, and Third, real life is just beginning.” The trio of best friends—Tay, Toby, and Third—are about to face their most challenging year yet. As Tay and Toby dive deeper into their relationship, navigating the excitement of firsts and the intimacy of being together, they find themselves discovering everything they’ve always wanted. Meanwhile, Third is on his own journey of self-discovery and where he falls on the asexuality spectrum, embracing and exploring what it means to find a connection in a world that too often prioritizes romantic/physical relationships. He's learning to define his own path, finding strength in his unwavering friendship with Tay and Toby, and discovering that love comes in many forms. As the countdown to graduation begins, the trio face the anticipation of senior year: prom, finals, the excitement and anticipation of college, and the goodbyes to the familiar halls of their high school. Through it all, their friendship remains the anchor, a constant source of support and understanding. They’re learning that love and friendship aren’t about fitting into a mold, but about embracing their authentic selves and the unique bonds that connect them. 'It's All Good Until Everyone Finds Out' is a heartwarming story about the power of friendship, the beauty of first love, and the courage to forge your own path, even when the future seems uncertain. It's about finding your place in the world, surrounded by the people who love you for exactly who you are.
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Character Identities: Ace, Gay
Summary: Barista Brewed Love - Love is always brewing at the local coffee shop! Sip your coffee, cozy up, and get ready for some warm m/m romance that’s just as sweet as the perfect cup! In the comfy corners of a local café, love is always on the menu. Jacques, a flirtatious and endearing barista with a knack for matchmaking, has seen it all—and made countless connections in the process. But after losing his husband, he's slowly learning that even the best cups of coffee can't heal all wounds. In Barista Brewed Love, a collection of interconnected M/M romance stories, unexpected sparks fly as strangers become friends, and friendships bloom into love. From the sweet jitters of a first date to the heartwarming comfort of second chances, these touching tales weave a tapestry of love, friendship, and new beginnings. You’ll fall for the unforgettable characters who pour their hearts out—whether it's a young couple navigating their first real love, a man filled with regret tracking down a lost love from the past, or older men discovering romance after years of solitude. And Jacques? He's there every step of the way, playing matchmaker, offering advice, and finding his own path to healing. Join these lovable characters in a celebration of love, vulnerability, and hope, and find out if Jacques can open his heart to new possibilities. With laughter, tears, and a few steamy moments, Barista Brewed Love will make you believe that no matter how complicated life gets, love is always worth the fight. Sip your coffee. Let your heart race. And let love brew...
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Character Identities: Gay, Questioning
Summary: Tay and Toby are a couple now but Third is feeling like the odd one out. What next? Tay and Toby are living their best summer, working side by side at the movie theater, they’re closer than ever but it’s not the same for Third. With his job at the library and his internal struggles about who he is, Third starts to feel like he’s being left behind. The second book, It’s All Good Until You Start Dating, picks up the summer after their junior year, with Tay and Toby officially a couple. But the joy of young love comes with new complications as the boys take on summer jobs—and Third struggles with feelings of exclusion as he works alone at the library. As Tay and Toby grow closer, Third must confront his own place in the trio, while dealing with his own journey of self-discovery.
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Character Identities: Gay, Questioning
Summary: Two best buddies. One new guy. And a whole lot of questions about love, identity, and what it means to be different. Best friends since kindergarten, Tay and Third have always shared everything. But as they begin their Junior year at school, they begin to question their own identities. As Tay discovers his attraction to boys, Third grapples with his own sexuality. The charismatic Toby joins their school and Tay develops a crush, adding another layer of complexity to their already evolving friendship. In this heartwarming coming-of-age story, follow Tay and Third as they navigate the challenges of self-discovery, friendship, and young love. They delve into the online world of BL - Asian themed Boys Love dramas depicting budding gay romances, to help search for answers to the many arising questions of self-discovery. With relatable characters, poignant moments, and a touch of humor, "It's All Good Until You Realize You're Different" is a must-read for anyone seeking a story that celebrates diversity and acceptance.
