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How to Say I Love You - cover

How to Say I Love You

AR Bryant

Publisher: Dreamspinner Press

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Summary

Lucien Adler has worked hard for the past decade to get his company off the ground during the rise of broadband and social media so he could support the grandmother who raised him, and the little brother that was entrusted to him. Only, his life still feels empty as he doesn't have a partner to share his good fortune with. Enter Aharon "Isis" Crosswell, giving Lucien the answer to a crossword puzzle and someone he could fall for.

Between Lucien's obligation to continue running his company and Isis's anxiety over how to tell his parents that he's gay, the two have a lot of obstacles in their way. Luckily, they've got a snarky ex-military PA, a motherly housekeeper, a sassy grandmother, and an obnoxious little brother and his boyfriend to help them navigate blending their lives. Hopefully, it'll be enough when both Lucien and Isis's parents come by and do their best to tear them apart.
Available since: 06/16/2026.
Print length: 228 pages.

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