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  Three Wishes and a Miracle

  Mere Rain

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  Aelred hasn't been outside the monastery since his parents donated him as a child. He knows he shouldn't want more than this life of prayer, but he dreams of the far-off lands spoken of in the Bible. When a wealthy patron leaves a chest of treasures to be catalogued, Aelred is fascinated by their beauty. Most beautiful of all is the strange man who appears from nowhere and claims to be a djinn ... with wishes for Aelred!
  
  
  Aelred is sure the djinn is a demon sent to lure him into damnation. There is nothing a monk ought to wish for. He has no use for riches. And he certainly shouldn't wish for earthly pleasures. He shouldn't even be thinking about the djinn's offers, magical or carnal. But not thinking about the djinn grows more and more difficult as they spend time together, and the djinn's stories awaken Aelred's longing for adventure ... and for love.
  
  
  The djinn tells Aelred he can have what he desires. But are his promises truth or temptation?

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  The Director - The Manhandled...

  August Jones

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  Spring training is only a month away, and I’m supposed to be on vacation. The last place I want to be is snowed in with my arrogant teammate and the complete stranger he’s crushing on.Vince Rossi is everything I hate. Too good looking, too talented, and totally unwilling to give me a pass for making one mistake. He treats me like every other cocky jock did growing up. And the stranger, Elio Basso, is the former porn star who owns the cabin we’re stuck in who looks at Vince like he hung the damn moon.Watching Elio and Vince seduce each other makes me uncomfortable. Jealous. Confused. Agitated. The harsh feelings confuse the crap out of me, but nothing triggers me more than feeling left out. The only problem is—I’m not gay. At least—I don’t think I am, but the passionate way they kiss is just… It’s like everything I’ve always wanted but never let myself have. When Elio and Vince tell me there’s room for one more in bed, I catch fire. As the three of us give in to cabin fever, we burn too hot to remember that fevers, like winning streaks, are meant to break.The Director is a full length MMM standalone romance. The third installment in The Manhandled Series features hate to love, forced proximity, bi-awakening, and scorching heat. (18+)

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  The Team

  N. R. Walker

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  Rhett Ouston loves his job as the captain of the Milvus team. He was born for the world of covert ops, secret missions, and tactical training. 
  And the best part? He gets to do it all with the love of his life by his side—Milvus team medic Jay Lin. 
  But then two new men are added to his team, along with doubts and secrets, and everything goes sideways. 
  Thrown into the deep end in a country they shouldn’t be in, with no help from HQ, Rhett doesn’t know who to trust. And when the mission they’re on to stop a global terrorism deal goes to hell, tensions and trust within his team implode. 
  “Trust your instincts,” Jay tells him. “They’ve never failed you yet.” 
  So Rhett digs in, determined to do the one thing he knows how. He’s going to make this team work even if it kills him. 
  And it very well might.

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  Party Wall

  Cheyenne Blue

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  An enemies to lovers lesbian romance about crossing lines that hold us back. 
   
  From the moment Freya looks in the window of the brash, new sex shop in Grasstree Flat she knows it will be nothing but trouble. For a start, it will clash with her own new-age store next door. And she's right. Outgoing newcomer Lily begins to intrude on Freya's well-ordered life. Freya's friends, lifestyle, and even her cat are all affected by Lily's magic touch. Even Freya's yoga classes rub shoulders with Lily's sexual-expression workshops. Lily stands for everything Freya has lost in life—playfulness, spontaneity, delight in the physical, and sex. 
   
  But does Lily have more in common with Freya than the wall that divides them? 
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Solan

  Becca Seymour

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  Getting a boner for the monster who saved us shouldn't make sense in any universe. But here we are.When a piece of Earth gets ripped into a monstrous new world, I barely have time to panic before I'm fighting for my life—and for Jamie's. Terrafeara isn't just dangerous; it's a nightmare brought to life, where humans like us are hunted, enslaved, or worse.Then there's Solan. A beast of a warrior with horns I want to ride, fangs I want to lick, and a body built for war—and for wrecking me. He swears he'll protect me, but his idea of protection comes with possessive touches, growled promises, and a claim I'm not sure I can resist.But I don't have time for this. I have a kid to keep safe. And with monsters, mercenaries, and power-hungry rulers after us, staying alive is hard enough. The only way to survive is to trust Solan, trust the rebels, and trust this connection between us that's stronger than fear.Because in a world designed to break us, maybe love is the sharpest weapon of all. 
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Built for This

  Brad Poulter

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  This honest, funny and at times heartbreaking memoir follows Brad Poulter, with his almost 20 years in the New Zealand Navy. From small-town New Zealand to serving in Afghanistan, his own journey being comfortable with his sexuality mirrors that of the navy itself: from a time of 'don't ask, don't tell' through to being named the most inclusive defence force in the world. 
   
   
  Raised among strong women, butcher's benches and hard ideas about what men are meant to be, Brad Poulter grows up knowing he's different long before he has the words for it.  
   
  But in late '90s small-town New Zealand, 'different' isn't discussed, it's managed. Joining the Royal New Zealand Navy offers escape, certainty and belonging. The rules are clear, the uniform fits. Silence feels like part of the job. 
   
  But passing as straight comes at a cost. As deployments stack up, including service in Afghanistan during the War on Terror, the pressure of pretending collides with trauma, grief and the struggle for identity, and something gives way. From ship's galleys to combat zones, investigation rooms to leadership tables, Built For This charts a life shaped by discipline, loyalty and unspoken rules – and explores what happens when you stop accepting them. 
   
  Honest, sharp and often funny, this is a memoir about masculinity – how it's built, inherited and performed – and what it takes to rebuild it on your own terms. 
   
  ‘Inspiring, funny and moving… a must-read.’ DR PAUL WOOD, author of How to Escape from Prison

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