Cat Sebastian's contribution to the He's Come Undone anthology (Tommy Cabot Was Here) is a second chance historical romance set in 1959 Massachusetts. Everett and Tommy first fell for each other as students at the boarding school where Everett now teaches and Tommy's son attends. There's so much pining between these two, leading to a very satisfying HEA. (Open door.)

Leigh says: Eddie loses his swing after an unexpected trade to the NY Robins in this historical romance set in 1960 NYC. Meanwhile, Mark continues to work at the newspaper, even though he resigned his position after the death of his partner one year ago because while he doesn’t need the work, he needs the routine. He’s assigned to ghostwrite columns for Eddie and hopefully build some better publicity for both player and team. First problem: he’s not a sports writer. Second problem: he doesn’t like most people. However, grumpy Mark finds himself drawn to sunshiney Eddie against his will and Eddie is just as fascinated by Mark. (Open door.)

It’s the summer of 1960 and Caleb and Peter have just graduated from college. Caleb is more than ready for a fresh start but first he has to figure out how to get from Boston to Los Angeles for his new job. He would rather do anything but accept a ride from wealthy Peter. Peter, on the other hand, is looking for any excuse to miss appearing at his father’s presidential campaign events. He wastes no time convincing grumpy Caleb to let him drive them across the country. Their grumpy-sunshine dynamic makes for a fun, engaging read as they both consider each other and their respective futures in a new light. (Open door.)