Abby Millsaps

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I’m so in love with this custom illustration of Joey, Decker, Kylian, Kendrick, and Locke by human artist Oli Di. 🥹

This art print is available now in my Etsy shop!

Boys of Lake Chapel is a spicy why choose sports romance series that must be read in order.

Start with book one, Too Safe!

Illustrated art of Greedy and Hunter from the Boys of South Chapel series by Abby Millsaps. A naked white man with brown hair braces himself over a naked white woman with blonde hair fanned out around her. They are having sex on the tiled bathroom floor. He is looking passionately at her. She has her eyes closed in ecstasy. Her hands are in his hair and squeezing his cute butt. There is an unreadable pregnancy test laying on the floor beside them. Art by human artist Darya (@daryamistart)

There’s a moment in my next book where Greedy goes full “breedy” and tells Hunter:

“F*cking take it, Tem. Take it. Keep it. It was always meant to be yours.”

I think about that quote 3x a day. Which is only half the amount of times I think about this NSFW art from So Right. 😏

#RomanceBooks

Happy holidays from Santa Stats Daddy! Character art by human artist Reina Diaz.

Kylian is one of the MMCs from my completed Boys of Lake Chapel why choose sports romance series.

Start with book 1, Too Safe, in which Kylian comes in his pants while pleasing his woman overtop their clothes. 🫠

Such an honor to talk with and listen to these powerhouses! #ToledoRomanceCon was a highlight of my year.

Fun at the Toledo Public Library for #ToledoRomanceCon. Loved panel-ing (yes, I made that a verb) with @nicolefalls.bsky.social and @abbymillsaps.bsky.social!

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Making plans and dreaming so big for 2025:

New releases. 🩵
Surprise projects.🍦
Travel galore!! 🛫

My writing will be queerer and hornier than ever, of that I’m sure. I’ll be writing boldly, proudly, and inclusively, because I can. Because I want to. And because everyone deserves to feel seen.