Ezra Ambrose
Ezra Ambrose writes smart, funny contemporary M/M romance about accomplished men who can solve complex problems, defend their research, and navigate impossible professional challenges—but are considerably less prepared for falling in love.
The Academic Affairs Series
The Footnote Problem — When a meticulous academic corrects a colleague’s disastrous citation, the resulting research uncovers a buried institutional scandal and brings two brilliant men unexpectedly close.
This Was Supposed to Be Peer Reviewed turns an academic critique into an unexpectedly personal M/M romance about professional pride, inconvenient attraction, and discovering that disagreement doesn’t have to mean rejection.
According to the Syllabus proves that even the most carefully planned course can go completely off track when attraction refuses to follow the lesson plan.
The Archive Is Not a Dating App is a smart, funny M/M academic romance about a relentlessly curious historian, the archivist determined to protect his collection from him, and the professional fascination that becomes something neither man can reasonably classify as research.
Please Cite Your Sources proves that even the strongest academic argument can fall apart when the chemistry is impossible to ignore.