Leyton Hawkins
Leyton Hawkins writes wry, emotionally intelligent LGBTQ+ contemporary fiction about grown adults whose lives are already complicated before somebody attractive makes everything worse.
A Midwesterner from Madison, Wisconsin, Leyton writes about love, family, friendship, reinvention, and the unexpected turns that make carefully constructed lives considerably more interesting. When he’s not writing, he can usually be found near a Wisconsin lake, wearing a bucket hat and an unreasonable amount of SPF 50+.
As It Turns Out Series
Apparently, I Own a House Now is a warm, wry M/M contemporary romance about a divorced forty-two-year-old who inherits his complicated father’s house and discovers that the attractive architect renovating it may be considerably harder to leave behind.
My Ex-Husband Is Getting Married is a warm, wry story about a man who doesn’t want his ex back—he just has to figure out why watching him move on hurts before he can make room for something new.
The Emergency Contact Problem is a warm, wry friends-to-lovers romance about a fiercely independent man who discovers the hardest part of choosing an emergency contact isn’t deciding who would show up—it’s admitting who he wants beside him.
I Was Only Supposed to Stay a Week is a warm, wry second-chance romance about two men in their forties discovering that leaving can be the right choice, coming back can be too, and home doesn’t have to mean only one place.
We Need to Talk About the Dog is a warm, wry story about an aging Labrador, the exes who still love him, the veterinarian who complicates everything, and one man’s discovery that loving something doesn’t require knowing how long he gets to keep it.