Campbell Cooke
Campbell Cooke writes contemporary M/M romance about grown men, complicated feelings, and the inconvenient realization that love rarely follows the plan.
His stories feature sharp banter, genuine friendships, undeniable chemistry, and men who can manage their professional lives but occasionally need help figuring out their hearts.
He believes the best relationships are built on laughter, trust, and choosing each other—even when everyone else figured it out first.
Between Us Series
This Wasn’t Supposed to Be Serious follows an independent architect and a confident contractor whose no-strings arrangement turns into an unexpectedly perfect relationship, complete with sharp banter, undeniable chemistry, and a happily-ever-after neither saw coming.
You Were Supposed to Be a Bad Idea is a witty, steamy M/M romance about a high school English teacher who falls for his best friend’s older brother and discovers that the most inconvenient relationship of his life might be the best thing that ever happened to him.
We Should Probably Stop Doing This follows a commitment-averse attorney and his charming new neighbor as their supposedly casual arrangement turns into shared dinners, stolen shirts, and the inconvenient realization that they’re falling in love.
I Don’t Even Like You That Much follows a brutally honest food critic and the furious restaurant owner he gave two stars as their professional rivalry turns into an irresistibly inconvenient romance.
So Apparently We’re Together is a witty contemporary M/M romance about two longtime best friends who discover that everyone else’s assumption about their relationship might be the best thing that ever happened to them.