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  Sweater Guy

  Jerry Moreno

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  On a cold, winter evening in New Orleans, Michael Gauge waits impatiently for his BFF to meet him for happy hour. Across the bar, he spies a handsome man, and through an unfortunate series of disastrous events, they meet. In short order, Michael is intrigued. Is he gay? Why is he in New Orleans? His bright, multi-colored sweater makes it obvious he's a tourist. Is he interested in Michael, or just looking for a drinking buddy?
  A quick dinner and a walk through the French Quarter lead to more drinks at a piano bar. Inhibitions drop, Michael comes out, and the handsome Jack Robbins reveals the real reason he's in New Orleans. Does this man hold promise for Michael? Could they possibly have a future together?

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  Pulling Away

  Shawn Lane

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  Noah grew up with Charlie. They'd always been friends, if not close. Noah becomes the only friend that sticks around after Charlie practically becomes a hermit.
  Determined to get through to Charlie, Noah invents an identity on the computer. And while Charlie still keeps Noah at arm's length, he opens up to his new computer buddy. 
  Noah's dream finally comes true when his friendship with Charlie changes to include sex, but each time they are together, Charlie withdraws afterward. Every time Noah tries to get through to him, Charlie grows even more distant. Then Charlie tells Noah's disguised internet persona that he doesn't have a boyfriend, merely a neighbor with whom he has sex. 
  Crushed and heartbroken, Noah thinks it's time to give up and forget Charlie ever loving him the way he loves Charlie. But is pulling away from Charlie too much for Noah to take?

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  Dear Queer Self - An Experiment...

  Jonathan Alexander

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  An unvarnished accounting of one man’s struggle toward sexual and emotional maturity 
  In this unconventional memoir, Jonathan Alexander addresses wry and affecting missives to a conflicted younger self. Focusing on three years—1989, 1993, and 1996—Dear Queer Self follows the author through the homophobic heights of the AIDS epidemic, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the election of Bill Clinton, and the steady advancements in gay rights that followed. With humor and wit afforded by hindsight, Alexander relives his closeted college years, his experiments with his sexuality in graduate school, his first marriage to a woman, and his budding career as a college professor. 
  As he moves from tortured self-denial to hard-won self-acceptance, the author confronts the deeply uncomfortable ways he is implicated in his own story. More than just a coming-out narrative, Dear Queer Self is both an intimate psychological exploration and a cultural examination—a meshing of inner and outer realities and a personal reckoning with how we sometimes torture the truth to make a life. It is also a love letter, an homage to a decade of rapid change, and a playlist of the sounds, sights, and feelings of a difficult, but ultimately transformative, time.

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  The Devil to Pay

  Katie Daysh

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  In a world of gunpowder, smoke and blood, two men’s love will rise above the chaos. 
   
  In 1802, The Treaty of Amiens brings the French Revolutionary Wars to an end. After the drama of the past few years, Lieutenant Arthur Courtney returns home to England where he hopes to spend a blissful summer with his close friend, Hiram Nightingale. 
  But within weeks, HMS Loyal goes missing en route to Malta. She carries a French and British diplomat, Hugo Baptiste and Sir William Haywood. Their disappearance, in this tentative time of peace, may be enough to prematurely ignite war between France and Britain once more. 
  Both Courtney and Nightingale, Sir William’s son-in-law, receive a position on HMS Lysander, tasked with tracking down the missing frigate. But as their mission grows ever more dangerous with each passing day, the risk of dissension simmers menacingly on the deck of the Lysander. 
  And when painful memories finally begin to rise to the surface after so many years, the truth of Courtney and Nightingale’s powerful bond could be the spark that sets everything ablaze… 
  A thrilling queer adventure on the High Seas, with romance, naval warfare and long hidden secrets finally come to light. Perfect for fans of Kate Mosse, Ken Follett and Diana Gabaldon. 
   
  'An absorbing follow-up to the brilliant Leeward' The Times

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  A Sonnet for a Thunderstorm

  K.L. Noone

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  Ellis Eden retired from a career of piracy on the high seas to settle down with the man he loves: Tom Winleigh, youngest son of a wealthy merchant family. Ellis has tried hard to make a place for himself in respectable society, and he knows Tom loves him, and he's happy.
  But when a fever nearly claims Tom's life, Ellis is faced with a foe he can't fight ... and even though Tom's recovering, the ordeal has left Ellis shaken to the core. 
  And in the aftermath, on a storm-tossed afternoon, Ellis and Tom will face the tempests of their own emotions, and find safe harbor in each other.

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  Here Goes Nothing

  J.D. Walker

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  Shep Walsh has been through hell. Loneliness is his constant companion, and though his friends mean well, getting back into the dating game is the furthest thing from his mind, and too scary a prospect to consider. The debacle that was something new.
  Enter Emil Tucker, a friend of a friend who is foisted upon Shep as a coffee date. The dread he feels at putting himself out there again slowly fades away with gentle conversation and no-strings encounters; and for the first time in years, Shep thinks that, maybe this time, he'll get it right. That is, if his ex doesn't spoil everything first. Can he trust himself to try again?

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