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  Silver Moon

  Catherine Lundoff

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  Becca Thornton, divorced, middle-aged, and trying to embrace a quiet life, discovers that there are still plenty of surprises to be had when her menopause kicks in with bonus lycanthropy. And she's not the only one. The seemingly peaceful and dull town of Wolf's Point has its own all-female werewolf pack and Becca has just become its newest member. But it's not all protecting Wolf's Point, midnight meetings at the Women's Club, and monthly runs through the woods. There are werewolf hunters in town and now they've got Becca and the Wolf's Point Pack in their sights. 
   
   
   
  As if that wasn't enough, Becca's cute lesbian werewolf neighbor, Erin, is starting to haunt her dreams as well as her doorstep. What's a newbie werewolf to do, between the hot flashes and the unexpected physical transformations? Can Becca overcome her fears and help the werewolves defeat their greatest enemy?

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  Second's Prize

  Feral Sephrian

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  Gary isn't too upset about getting second place in the Lord of the Leather Daddies contest at this year's Pride Pageant, because he's won something better than a crown and title: the attention of the Prince of Pups, Tomas. Tomas is looking for an experienced man to be his master, and Gary is happy to show the pup some new tricks. He's never had a boy like this before, but Tomas is good boy, in every sense.
  However, Gary finds himself occasionally uncomfortable with the differences between them. Aside from their ages, Tomas's experiences as a young gay man are unlike anything Gary went through, and Tomas is far from being as responsible as Gary was in his early twenties. The little doubts add up, until Gary wonders whether all the fun and companionship Tomas can offer is really worth it.
  Is Gary ready for what it means to be a daddy to this pup? Or is this old dog beyond the point where he can learn new tricks?

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  Courting Apollo

  Feral Sephrian

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  Skylar has already seen plenty on his vacation tour down the Italian coast, but nothing as breathtaking as the man he meets on an overnight ferry to Sicily -- Francesco, nicknamed Apollo by his friends for his beauty and musical aspirations. While the rest of Skylar's group are all out partying, Skylar does his best to charm Francesco's friends and find an opportunity to invite him back to his room.
  But is it too much to ask for one night with a would-be god? Or will the sun rise on a happy ending for this sudden romance?

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  Once Upon a Time

  Kellen Sinclair

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  Once upon a time, Jeffrey fell in love with his best friend, Tamlin.
  Jeffrey may work at Storyville bookstore, but he doesn't believe in happy endings -- not for himself. Tamlin is princely by nature, a heroic pure ray of sunshine. Jeffrey is an irascible grumpy cat, who would likely be cast as a villain's henchman. He knows Tamlin deserves someone far better; another prince, who will someday sweep him off his feet and carry him off into the sunset. His tenuous acceptance of the platonic status quo is shattered when Tamlin confesses he has a crush on someone. Who is this 'friend' Tamlin is romantically interested in? Can he convince Tamlin to banish them to the friend-zone, and consider dating Jeffrey instead?
  Once upon a time, Tamlin fell in love with his best friend, Jeffrey.
  Tamlin foolishly confessed to Jeffrey that he had a crush on a friend. Jeffrey's instant response was it's better to keep things platonic. Jeffrey must have figured out that the 'friend' is himself, and he let Tamlin down gently. How can Tamlin get over his romantic feelings, somehow put Jeffrey back in the friend-zone? And why did Jeffrey just ask him out, after he turned down Tamlin's same request?
  It will take three copies of a cult classic fantasy novel, two bungled love confessions, and one meddling famous author, to get Jeffrey and Tamlin to realize that happy endings aren't just fictional -- they can be made real, if they properly use their words.

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  The Joshua Abomination

  Mark Akst

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  Step into a world of addictive romance and dangerous love in the science fiction cult masterpiece that includes the hunt for an ancient silver trumpet with mystical power and a killer robot army with lethal laser weapons intent on world conquest that forces God himself to intervene to save mankind!   
  Eric Jansen, a movie star handsome military hero and former Mossad spy, married to his loving partner, Mark Cohn, is elected as the first openly LGBTQ prime minister of Israel. But who have they really elected? A moderate, much-loved politician who will bring progress and equality to the tempestuous Middle East, or an unhinged sociopath who controls an unstoppable killer robot army bent on exterminating entire nations with lethal laser weapons? And how long will he be able to control them before they become sentient? 
  As Jansen’s robot army advances across the area, leaving mass destruction in its wake, the world needs a savior. It comes in the form of a jazz musician descended from Temple High Priests, carrying the Holy Silver Trumpet that can summon God Himself to protect the world from the horror of robot domination.

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  Tricked Out

  J.M. Snyder

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  Willis Moore is a detective with the Richmond City police department. A case he was involved with went down badly and he was given a month's sabbatical to pull himself together after the death of his informant, a young man named Teabag, with whom Will had let himself become sexually involved.
  
  
  Back on the force now, Will finds himself drawn to another street punk, a hustler named Corey, who seeks police assistance to protect his "boys" from a violent attacker. He and Corey work well together, and Will dares to hope their relationship might be heading toward something more. But he still can't seem to shake the feeling he will eventually fail to protect the hustler ... the same way he failed to save Tea.

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