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  A Haunting of Ghosts

  Edward Kendrick

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  Sequel to Dead and Hating It
  When Van and Gene, partners in life as well as in their writing, are murdered in what looks like a drive-by shooting, it's up to Mike and Sage, as well as their four ghostie friends, to discover who was responsible. 
  Van and Gene had been researching two cold cases for their newest book at the time of their deaths. One was eleven years old, with three potential suspects for a girl's murder. The other was more recent, involving the death of Jon Watts, one of their ghostie friends. 
  Can Mike, Sage, and the ghosts learn who killed Van and Gene so they can move on? And, more to the point, can Van and Gene help the others solve Jon's murder? If they do, will Jon and his lover Brody finally move on, or will they remain with their friends, both ghost and human?

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  Elemental

  K.L. Noone

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  Daniel Rose should be having a good night. He's a bestselling author; he's had film adaptations of his books; he's met movie stars. And there's a storm outside tonight, electric and wild. Dan's always liked storms.
  Tonight, though, he's stuck staring at his computer and suffering from writer's block, out of ideas and inspiration. But when an adorable young man knocks at his door, asks to borrow Dan's kitchen spices, and announces witchcraft's real and their apartment building needs an exorcism, Dan's dark and stormy night takes a turn for the magical. 
  Sterling Friday's among the youngest qualified practicing members of the coven, and this haunted building's only his third assignment. He's a very good clairvoyant but less good at proper spellwork, and he could use some help with both ingredients and psychic anchors. 
  He also happens to be a fan of those Daniel Rose novels, and he's hoping Dan, as a writer, will believe his story and not turn him away. On a night drenched in magic and rain, as ghosts hover in the background, the attraction between them is immediate and elemental.

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  Transitional - In One Way or...

  Munroe Bergdorf

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  The wise, life-changing, ground-breaking book from writer and activist Munroe Bergdorf. 
  Transitioning is an alignment of the invisible and the physical. It is truth rising to the surface. It is one of the most fundamental aspects of the human condition—a part of our experience as a conscious being, no matter who we are. 
  As time goes on, we all develop as people. None of us ever becomes someone else entirely—regardless of how we identify—but nor do we stay the same forever. We all transition. It's what binds us, not what separates us. 
  In Transitional, activist and writer Munroe Bergdorf draws on her own experience and theory from key experts, change-makers and activists to reveal just how deeply ingrained transitioning is in human experience. 
  This is a book to help bring us closer to a shared consciousness: a powerful guide to how our differences can be harnessed as a tool to heal, build community, and construct a better society.

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  The Lesbian Hotel Maid

  Conner Hayden

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  An older woman becomes attracted to the young hotel maid that cleans the room she is staying in and entices her into a little female fun in the bathroom and then some hot horny fun in the bedroom.

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  The Sugar Shack

  Michael P. Thomas

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  Hansel is an aspiring photographer with a greater passion for the half-naked models he works with than for his art. Gretel is a Drag Superstar -- or will be, she's convinced, the moment she's discovered by ... anybody. One night, out in the tony gay-borhood The Woods, they stumble upon The Sugar Shack, a second-story nightclub they're both delighted to discover, Gretel for the nightly drag shows of which she'd thrill to be a part, Hansel for the vast free buffet.
  
  
  They meet the club's owner, local drag legend Sugar Rush, who offers Gretel a spot on stage vacated by a last-minute no-show. When she wows the crowd, Sugar offers Gretel a trial spot on the Sugar Shack's lineup, and invites Hansel to drop in anytime, and to bring his appetite with him.
  
  
  Gretel is a smash, and jumps at the eventual offer of a permanent gig. Hansel's a hit, too, at Sugar's private table upstairs in The Cage, where he lets Sugar flirt with him while he eats everything he can reach. He enjoys the attention almost as much as the free food, but he's about as gay as they get, and can't see himself falling for a dude who looks and smells like a chick, even if she is gorgeous. She's also an inveterate chubby chaser, Gretel points out to him one day, and her apparent mission to fatten Hansel up seems to be proceeding apace.
  
  
  Spending time with Sugar, Hansel's horizons expand along with his hips, but will he ever see her as more than just his "Sugar Daddy?"

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  That Convict Kind of Love - MM...

  West Greene

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  A Standalone MM Age Gap Romance 
  I’m not supposed to touch the inmates–not in the way I want to touch him. 
  He’s flirtatious with a smart mouth, and I’m eager to put him in his place. 
  But there’s sadness behind his mask, and it’s wrenching my soul apart. 
  I’ll do anything to help him. 
  Even if it means breaking the rules.

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