Caden McNeill
Caden McNeill writes polished, dryly funny M/M romantic comedies about overprivileged men encountering consequences, competence, and—usually when they least expect it—love. His stories blend sharp social comedy, emotionally intelligent romance, found family, and heroes discovering that being capable starts with noticing who has been doing the work. When he isn’t documenting the growth of wayward professional sons, Caden can usually be found checking on Betty, his betta fish, whom he has somehow managed to keep alive.
Professional Sons Series
My Mother Usually Handles That sends one very privileged professional son into six weeks of fake dating, foundation-gala chaos, and the alarming discovery that adulthood does not, in fact, handle itself.
I Thought the House Came With Staff is a witty M/M romantic comedy about a wealthy professional houseguest learning to build a life of his own and the fiercely independent estate-sale organizer who might finally let someone become part of his.
The Trust Fund Is Temporarily Unavailable strands a wealthy frequent traveler with $1,842.17, an unexpected roommate, and the deeply inconvenient discovery that neither adulthood nor love can be outsourced.
My Father Can Fix This is a sharp M/M romantic comedy about a well-connected developer, the infuriatingly principled planner who refuses to bend the rules for him, and an attraction that absolutely cannot happen until everything is in writing.
Apparently I Have to Get a Job sends the last Professional Son into the terrifying world of paychecks, coworkers, responsibility—and an executive chef who refuses to let him charm his way out of growing up.