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  Daughters of Chaos

  Jen Fawkes

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  AN EPIC NOVEL ABOUT CIVIL WAR–ERA NASHVILLE’S “PUBLIC WOMEN,” AN AGE-OLD SECRET SOCETY, AND THE EARTH-SHAKING POWER OF THE FEMALE 
   
  In 1862, after a tragedy at home, twenty-two-year-old Sylvie Swift parts ways with her twin brother to trace the origins of an enigmatic playscript that’s landed on their doorstep. This text leads her to Nashville, an occupied city bustling with soldiers, saboteurs, partisans, powerful men—and powerful women. Sylvie translates the playscript by day, but at night, drawn into the work by the chief of the Union Army’s Secret Service, she acts as a spy. 
   
  Both endeavors acquaint her with a sisterhood whose members—including Hannah, a fiery revolutionary to whom Sylvie is increasingly drawn—possess potentially monstrous powers. Sylvie soon becomes entangled in the Cult of Chaos, a feminist society steadfast in its ancient mission to eradicate the violence of men. 
   
  Inspired by Aristophanes’ Lysistrata and the true story of Nashville’s attempt to exile its prostitutes during the American Civil War, Daughters of Chaos weaves together “found” texts, fabulism, and queer themes to question familiar notions of history and family, warfare and power. 
   
  “A dazzling synthesis of history, myth, and sheer invention. Fawkes is a bold, wild, funny writer, unafraid of taking risks. I’m eager to see what she does next.”—Charles Yu, National Book Award–winning author of Interior Chinatown

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  Heart Unseen: Hearts Entwined...

  Greg Tremblay, Andrew Grey

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  As a stunningly attractive man and the owner of a successful chain of auto repair garages, Trevor is used to attention, adoration, and getting what he wants. What he wants tends to be passionate, no-strings-attached flings with men he meets in clubs. He doesn't expect anything different when he sets his sights on James. Imagine his surprise when the charm that normally brings men to their knees fails to impress. Trevor will need to drop the routine and connect with James on a meaningful level. He starts by offering to take James home instead of James riding home with his intoxicated friend.
  
  For James, losing his sight at a young age meant limited opportunities for social interaction. Spending most of his time working at a school for the blind has left him unfamiliar with Trevor's world, but James has fought hard for his independence, and he knows what he wants. Right now, that means stepping outside his comfort zone and into Trevor's heart.
  
  Trevor is also open to exploring real love and commitment for a change, but before he can be the man James needs him to be, he'll have to deal with the pain of his past.

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  It's in the Heel

  Alexandra Caluen

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  Darius Adams is at the pharmacy for his fall vaccines when he meets Rafael Balam. He's instantly attracted to the cute, nonbinary costume designer. Over drinks at a nearby café, they discover a lot of things in common, from recently losing parents and moving house to people Rafael knows at Darius' new teaching job.
  It doesn't take long to decide they want to see a lot more of each other. Neither was on the hunt for a new relationship, but when it seems a good one has opened up in front of them, they walk right in.
  During the next few months, Darius and Rafael learn how to be boyfriends, then lovers. Then they open up the living-together conversation. At midlife, are they too set in their ways, or do they love each other enough to make it work?

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  Hexmate - A Gay Shifter...

  Blake R. Wolfe

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  A powerless witch. An alpha werewolf. And a snowstorm that changes everything. 
  At Widdershins Academy, magical bloodlines are everything and mixing with werewolves is strictly forbidden. Caden is a pureblood witch born without a spark of magic, an outcast in a world obsessed with power. Atlas is the star of the wrestling team, an alpha werewolf whose entire life is built on perfect, unbreakable control. They are supposed to stay far away from each other. 
  But when a cruel prank leaves Caden stranded in a deadly blizzard, Atlas’s wolf instincts take over. He rescues the defenseless witch, leaving them trapped together in an abandoned cabin. As the fire crackles and the temperature drops, the rules of their divided world melt away—and Atlas's iron control finally snaps. 
  When a magical attack threatens the academy, their secret bond is put to the ultimate test. As purists tighten their grip on the school, Caden and Atlas must make an impossible choice: surrender to a society determined to tear them apart, or risk everything for a forbidden love powerful enough to rewrite destiny. 
  Expect: MM paranormal romance, magic academy setting, werewolf/witch pairing, forced proximity, snowed-in cabin, jock/outcast, forbidden love, and a sweet, spicy fight against the system.

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  Disguised as Human

  Holly Day

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  What's a vampire to do when falsely accused of murder?
  Had Jasper Argall known he'd be accused of murder simply because he went into a grocery store, he would've stayed in the supernatural community where human laws don't apply. Things are hard enough as they are without having to deal with the human police. 
  Oscar Christopherson is a magic user pretending to be human. He likes being a detective, but supernaturals aren't allowed to work in law enforcement, so he's faking it. There is always a risk he'll be found out, and that risk increases when he's around other supernatural people, since they have a better sense of smell than humans do. 
  Vampire or not, when Jasper is wrongly accused of murder, Oscar can't look the other way. Jasper knows humans can't be trusted, but maybe Oscar is different from all the other humans in Myrfolk. He's out of options, so what else can he do but put his life in Oscar's hands?

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  Took You Long Enough

  Zillah de Rigaud

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  Nathan Hartley is a barrister. He wins cases for a living, which requires a particular talent for constructing airtight arguments and an absolute refusal to admit defeat, and he's very good at both. What he is considerably less good at is admitting that his best friend of thirty years, Nick Edwards -- quiet, beautiful, catastrophically patient Nick -- might be the most important person in his life in ways that go beyond friendship.
  They've been best friends since they were seven, and friends with benefits for the last ten years. It suits them both. Or so Nathan has always thought.
  Then Nick begins dating a dentist named Harrison, because why not? Nathan can think of several reasons why not, actually, starting and very nearly ending with the fact that the man is a dentist named Harrison. That alone should send any reasonable person running. But there is also the matter of their arrangement. Their thing. Their weekends. What exactly happens to those?

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