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  The Undercover Lover of Manila

  Jonathan Foe

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  A historical drama and gay love story set during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines, 1943. Poverty was wreaking havoc on the nation. Roger, a homosexual young man, works in the family owned canteen in Manila. He reluctantly agrees to sell his body to help his family. The Huk, an anti-Japanese guerrilla group, recruit Roger to spy on a Japanese army officer. He becomes a sort of mistress for this officer, and gains valuable information used by the group. At the same time, Roger falls in love with another young man named Jose. Ordinary life in Manila and the province is presented, as well as his happy affair with Jose. Yet because of his spying, Roger is put through much agony and adventure.

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  The Squire

  Shawn Lane

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  Duncan has been Sir William's squire for two years. During that time, he has lusted after and been in love with the beautiful muscular knight. Too bad Sir William prefers fair maidens ...
  Suddenly Sir William is called home due to the impending death of his father. On the journey, he catches his squire watching other men having sex and realizes Duncan is also ready for some love play. Once they reach the family's estates, William and Duncan begin an affair of both body and heart. But the happiness they find together is short-lived when the king dictates that William must marry a suitable heiress. 
  Unable to bear his place beside William and his wife, Duncan flees. Can William find the squire to convince him their love is meant to be?

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  Winter Interval

  Mere Rain

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  Sequel to Office Hours
  
  Liam always did what he was supposed to do: stay out of trouble and get good grades. He thought college would be his chance to go wild, but instead of partying, he spent his first semester frustrated, flustered, and crushing hard on the one man he couldn't have -- his brilliant, sarcastic professor, Blaise Levin. Now the term's over, Blaise isn't his teacher anymore, and Liam has an unexpected chance to make his fantasies a reality.
  
  Blaise has built a life on rules and routines: respected academic, no risks, no drama. But this Christmas, he finds himself alone in San Francisco, with nothing to do except research ... until his former problem student offers to show him around. Liam's charming and unexpectedly daring, and Blaise can't stop wondering what it will feel like to finally break the rules. Especially when Liam shows up with chocolate syrup and a very unacademic holiday agenda.

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  Cinnamon Eyes

  Nell Iris

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  Cory's had a rough year struggling with severe depression. He's desperate to rebuild his shattered life and break away from his demanding family. When his therapist encourages him to do something for himself, he knows exactly what he needs. I want to see Asher again. The best friend Corey ever had who, at fifteen, held Cory's heart in his hands without knowing it.
  Asher's had a troubled relationship with his father since he came out. Now that Pops is sick, he's fighting for his right to help or even find out about his father's health. Then there's the complication of an ex-boyfriend unwilling to let go. 
  When Cory and Asher meet again after sixteen years, Cory's feelings are as strong as ever. But does Asher feel the same?

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  Phantom and Rook - When An...

  Aelina Isaacs

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  Arlo Rook has decided it’s time to move out of Garren Castle, home for orphans of all races, magical or not, at 100 years old. 
  It’s not the first time he’s left home, but a setback landed the Hedge Witch in the hospital a year ago, and subsequently back to square one. Now he's ready to strike out on his own, despite his friend’s worries he's not ready. 
  Thatch Phantom is an immortal, the last of his kind and perpetually bored. When he’s not closing interdimensional rifts and corralling trouble in the universe, he’s visiting his favorite city of all, Levena. No one remembers him, but he's made an everlasting impact on the city nonetheless. 
  Long ago, he set up an anonymous scavenger hunt for the starving village, providing them with a year’s worth of supplies. He upped the ante each year, providing less practical things, as the village had become a city and was wealthy beyond belief. Festivals are thrown in his honor to this day, or a version of him, that is. 
  Thatch has decided to throw a wild card into this year’s Game. Whoever discovers his true identity will win one wish of their choice, no restrictions. Aside from the obvious, such as no falling in love, murder or resurrection. 
  Arlo crashes into the mess of copper curls and bright eyes, who throws apothecary goods and his life into a chaotic mess. It certainly wasn’t the first they met, but Arlo doesn’t remember him. Thatch, however, never forgot the Witch with a familiar soulmark on his face. 
  What follows is a hilarious and wholesome series of events that teases the immortal with the one thing he wants most. 
  Someone to call home. 
  Supplemental materials such as maps, character guide, and the glossary can be found at neshamapublishing.com/adventures-in-levena/

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  A-Typical Rainbow

  JJ Green

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  'I can change colours of objects by looking at them, hear the symphonies of household simplicities, taste the emotions in a room like sweet or bitter wine, and feel life's every heartbeat breaking through my ribcage in glorious technicolour. Just don't ask me to make eye contact.'
  An imaginative child's glorious fantasies – of dolphins and dragonflies, gingerbread houses and chocolate rivers – offer him an escape from hostile reality.
  When reality dictates he has to conform to the 'real world', he has to make a choice. Should he live authentically and risk stigma, or can he continue to hide?
  Based on real events from the perspective of the writer and the autistic community, JJ Green's A-Typical Rainbow is an uplifting play about the experience of growing up neurodivergent and queer in early 2000s Britain.
  It premiered at London's Turbine Theatre in June 2022, produced by Aria Entertainment, directed by Bronagh Lagan, and starring playwright JJ Green, who is a passionate advocate for autistic artists like himself.
  This edition includes the full text of the play along with contributions from the largely – and proudly – neurodivergent cast and creative team.

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