The Sunday Brothers: Books 1-3
(2026)(A book in the Sunday Brothers series)
An omnibus of novels by May Archer
Welcome to Little Pippin Hollow, Vermont! Home of apple orchards, nosy neighbors, the occasional murder cow… and a whole bunch of Sundays!
This collection contains three full length novels:
Pick Me
Gage Goodman’s job at Sunday Orchard was supposed to be temporary. A way to enjoy Vermont lumberjacks in their natural habitat while gaining actual work experience before moving to the city. He hadn’t expected to fall for Knox Sunday, his grumpy, burly, fifteen-years-older, reluctant roommate, with his infuriating lectures, his hot-as-fire body, his superior attitude, his snarky humor, and his stealth cuddles. His big life is waiting somewhere other than Little Pippin Hollow, so why is he dreaming about asking Knox to ‘pick me’?
Hand Picked
Webb Sunday is the straight single dad next door. Lumberjack gorgeous, strong and steady as the trees in his family orchard. And not at all a fan of his new neighbor Luke. Until he and Luke walk into a bar… and land themselves in the middle of small-town history. Accidentally hand-fasted via a weird, small-town ritual, Luke and Webb find their chemistry is hot enough to melt the winter cold… and so real it’s clear they’ve been hand-picked for each other.
Cherry Picked
When Hawk Sunday asks his brother’s best friend–the man he’s spent seven years pining for–to help… pick his cherry… he didn’t expect Jack to nearly tumble them down a mountain. But Jack insists on seeing him as his sweet, shy, Pride and Prejudice-obsessed hiking buddy, his dependable employee, the honorary brother he absolutely could not… deflower. He also won’t allow any other potential… plant lovers… to get into Hawk’s garden. But Hawk doesn’t need protecting, he needs possessing. And he’s going to get his cherry well and truly picked this summer, whether Jack Wyatt likes it or not.
Genre: Gay Romance
This collection contains three full length novels:
Pick Me
Gage Goodman’s job at Sunday Orchard was supposed to be temporary. A way to enjoy Vermont lumberjacks in their natural habitat while gaining actual work experience before moving to the city. He hadn’t expected to fall for Knox Sunday, his grumpy, burly, fifteen-years-older, reluctant roommate, with his infuriating lectures, his hot-as-fire body, his superior attitude, his snarky humor, and his stealth cuddles. His big life is waiting somewhere other than Little Pippin Hollow, so why is he dreaming about asking Knox to ‘pick me’?
Hand Picked
Webb Sunday is the straight single dad next door. Lumberjack gorgeous, strong and steady as the trees in his family orchard. And not at all a fan of his new neighbor Luke. Until he and Luke walk into a bar… and land themselves in the middle of small-town history. Accidentally hand-fasted via a weird, small-town ritual, Luke and Webb find their chemistry is hot enough to melt the winter cold… and so real it’s clear they’ve been hand-picked for each other.
Cherry Picked
When Hawk Sunday asks his brother’s best friend–the man he’s spent seven years pining for–to help… pick his cherry… he didn’t expect Jack to nearly tumble them down a mountain. But Jack insists on seeing him as his sweet, shy, Pride and Prejudice-obsessed hiking buddy, his dependable employee, the honorary brother he absolutely could not… deflower. He also won’t allow any other potential… plant lovers… to get into Hawk’s garden. But Hawk doesn’t need protecting, he needs possessing. And he’s going to get his cherry well and truly picked this summer, whether Jack Wyatt likes it or not.
Genre: Gay Romance
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