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  A Prophecy for Two

  K.L. Noone

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  Crown Prince Oliver doesn't want his life to change. Despite sharing a border with Fairy, the kingdom of Bellemare's at peace, and Oliver's in no hurry to inherit the throne. He'd rather be an artist than a hero, and his fairy-companion Tirian is his best friend, who hardly does magic at all. 
  But every heir to the throne must complete the traditional Quest to find their destiny, and it's Oliver's turn ... and he's starting to realize that he doesn't want a destiny without Tir at his side. 
  But Tir has secrets of his own, about his magic, his reasons for crossing the Fairy border, his feelings for Oliver -- and a prophecy that could change the fate of two kingdoms forever ... if Tir and Oliver can find their happy ending.

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  Kobb-El and the Elvos

  Pelaam Pelaam

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  Kobb-El runs a bar on a remote space station with his inherited mechanical Med-Leg. But he dreams of the day he can leave.
  A severe storm not only disrupts communications, but prevents ships reaching the station, meaning no supplies. Kobb-El fears it's only a matter of time before the station's despotic security commander Del-Ger places the station under martial law. 
  When a ship miraculously reaches the station, its inhabitants are disappointed to find the exotic travelers don't have supplies to share. However, Kobb-El shares what he can, agreeing to receive cloth in lieu of credit. 
  He's instantly smitten by one crewmember, Numa, and uses his own last pieces of material to make new clothing to replace Numa's ragged outfit. As their love grows, he's surprised to find gifts appearing in his bar, and ensures his shares his good fortune with others on the station. 
  But there's a traitor on the station, and when Kobb-El receives a precious stone from the ship's captain Jekon, he's betrayed. He finds himself facing Del-Ger, with not only his own life, but that of Numa at stake.

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  Played

  Cara Dee

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  One last mission. One last operation—and the stakes had never been higher. Truth be told, Darius was exhausted. He didn't want his past mingling with the life he was building with Gray and the kids, but he had no choice. 
   
   
   
  They were facing their biggest threat yet, and in order to even stand a chance, Darius had to revert to the man he'd once been. He had to set aside fatherhood and love and be the grunt, the private contractor, the soldier who went deep behind enemy lines. 
   
   
   
  It was time to rally the troops. With Gray by his side, Darius cashed in the last of his favors and put together a crew that would hopefully help them bring an end to this chaotic year. The desert waited for them. Again. So did Las Vegas. 
   
   
   
  The problem with Vegas . . . ? 
   
   
   
  Just when you thought you knew how to play the game, it played you. 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  To Love a God

  J.M. Snyder

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  Lame, with harsh features, brooding eyes, a wiry beard crackling with flame, and ropy muscles, the god mortals call Hephaestus is nobody's idea of perfection. Indeed, far from it. A lingering odor of burnt solder clings to him, adding to his manly stench of sweat and musk. His bed is narrow and lonely, his sheets filled with soot and regret.
  
  
  Blacksmith to Olympus, he hides from his kin on an island in the Mediterranean, commissioned to forge a hero's sword from unbreakable metal. But a brief tryst with a minor water god distracts him. Aean is everything Hephaestus is not -- young, beautiful, sexy. He stirs in Hephaestus a savage lust the smith has never felt before.
  
  
  Now Hephaestus wants Aean for his own, and he won't rest until the water god is his.

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  Dead Serious Case #2 Mrs Delores...

  Vawn Cassidy

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   In the business of unfinished business... 
  It’s been over six months since a freak accident left pathologist Tristan Everett able to see ghosts, something he has yet to confess to his boyfriend. Instead, he now has a new calling, one he’s not entirely happy about… help the dead resolve their unfinished business so they can pass into the light, sounds simple right 
  Wrong… 
  When the spirit of a sweet old lady suffering from Alzheimers follows him home he has no idea how to help her. When he finds out she’s been murdered by arsenic poisoning, a curiously outdated murder weapon, he once again finds himself tangled up in a murder investigation. 
  For Inspector Danny Hayes of New Scotland Yard, life couldn’t be better. After moving to London and meeting Tristan he’s ready to move their relationship to the next level, but something weird is going on with Tristan, he’s acting very strangely and with a killer on the loose he’s not taking any chances. He’s determined to discover whatever it is Tristan’s hiding from him. 
  Surrounded by a bunch of potentially murderous old ladies and aided by his sidekick, deceased drag queen and spirit guide in training, Dusty, Tristan must unravel the mystery of Mrs Delores Abernathy’s unfinished business and find the courage to share his deepest secret with the man he loves. 
  MM Paranormal Romance/Dark Comedy/Mystery. LGBTQ+/Queer Fiction. 
  **100% Human written & narrated - NO AI was used in the creation of this book or audio.

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  Don't Wanna Lose Your Love

  Kris T. Bethke

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  As it often does, the bad news comes in the middle of the night.
  When attorney Ben Winters's close friend takes a bad spill and ends up in the hospital, he flies across the country to be there for her. His instant attraction to her brother takes him by surprise. 
  Wanting Zack Anderson is easy; actually having him is a bad idea. While the two connect over concern for Zack's sister, there are many reasons to fight the attraction brewing between them. Things heat up as Ben's friend begins to show improvement, but the reasons not to get involved with the younger man remain the same -- long distance relationships never work, and Ben doesn't do one-night stands. 
  But there's one powerful reason to give in: Ben has never wanted anyone more.

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