Turner Fox
Turner Fox writes contemporary romance about ambitious men, complicated lives, and the inconvenient realization that the person disrupting your carefully constructed plans might be exactly the person you need. His stories blend sharp dialogue, dry humor, emotional honesty, and grown-up romance. When he isn’t writing, Turner can usually be found somewhere in the South with a glass of sweet tea and the firm belief that bless your heart can mean at least twelve different things.
Inside the Perimeter Series
The Atlanta Boyfriend turns one invented relationship, one crucial weekend, and several carefully negotiated rules into a very real problem when Marcus Bell discovers that fake dating Theo Vaughn is considerably easier than pretending he doesn’t want him.
The Renovation Clause proves that when a meticulous preservation architect and an adaptable general contractor are forced to rebuild an old Atlanta landmark together, the most complicated thing under construction may be their relationship.
Off the Record pits an investigative journalist against the crisis-communications consultant representing the story he’s chasing—until professional adversaries become secret lovers and the truth threatens everything they’ve built together.
Reservations for Two brings a chef face-to-face with the man he left eight years ago—and the second chance neither of them ever stopped wanting.
The Last Single Man in Atlanta brings Cameron’s carefully managed bachelorhood crashing into the one man he never stopped wanting when his former best friend returns to Atlanta to help open Juniper House.
Falling for Atticus Winthrop is a tender second-chance romance about two men who were never wrong for each other—they were simply twenty years too early.