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  Anthelion: Love and War Book 4

  R. A. Steffan

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  Ash is dead. 
  Okay, that’s a lie. He’s not. Not really. Somehow, that doesn’t make things any better. 
  After reports of a fatal hovercar accident outside the Capital—complete with a charred body and DNA identification—it seems at first that all is lost in the Shadow Wing’s quest to infiltrate the Premiere’s inner circle. 
  But one member of the vigilante group refuses to accept the evidence of his human comrade’s death. Draven knows Ash. He knows that devious mind, and more importantly, he knows the martyr complex that lies beneath it. 
  He should know. Draven is also a master at hiding. He’s done it for most of his life. Now, though, he’s done living in the shadows. 
  Can Draven track down a man who is so intent on not being found that he would stage his own death to prevent it? And if he does succeed in finding Ash, what then? 
  No one ever said that emerging from the darkness of the past was easy. No one ever said that forbidden love was painless. 
  Especially when the object of that love is convinced he’s damaged goods. 
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  From USA Today bestselling author R. A. Steffan comes a sizzling sci-fi romance series, perfect for fans of J. R. Ward and Sherrilyn Kenyon.  
  Strap in tight, because all's fair in LOVE AND WAR. 
  Author’s note: Ash and Draven are gay. This is their story. If that’s an issue for you, please don’t purchase it. While this book is part of a series with an overarching plot, it may be read as a standalone with a satisfying conclusion for the two main characters. If you do not intend to continue the series, you may wish to avoid the epilogue.

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  David and Andrew Book 3: The...

  Terry O'Reilly

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  Brad Sturgis, adopted son of Andy Barnes and David Bennett, is all grown up and ready to face life with his boyfriend, Hank Reynolds. However, he soon discovers life away from the Bennett-Barnes household proves much trickier than it seemed when he was growing up.
  Brad finds many things in Hank's work as a horse trainer competing for the man's attention and affection. The time-consuming nature of the equine show world and the constant demands of the clients Hank coaches -- their interest in him sometimes goes beyond that of trainer/rider -- test the strength of the bond between the two men. 
  Will Brad learn to face such challenges with courage and good humor as his adoptive parents did before him? Will the next generation prove to be as tough and as tender, as solid and as steadfast as the one before?

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  Snowed In: Jude and Cal

  Jessie Pinkham

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  Jude knows he isn't relationship material. The entire population of Mars made it abundantly clear he's damaged goods, and he agrees. His issues are why he works a remote job flying around the galaxy prospecting for metals, and why he ruthlessly quashes any feelings for Cal, his surveying partner.
  
  
  Cal has been looking for an opening to suggest he and Jude could be more than friendly coworkers. When they crash on a tundra planet, the men have a lot of free time, and they put it to good use having sex. It's fun, but Cal wants Jude as a boyfriend, not a friend with benefits.
  
  
  Marooned on a hostile world, with Jude's demons rearing their heads, Cal's first task is to keep the two of them alive. His second is to convince Jude that, no matter how much he's suffered, romance can still be in the cards.

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  Bridges

  Kyell Gold

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  Amir wants to meet a guy outside of a bar. Kinzi wants someone who won't cheat on him. Vico just wants a quick lay. In Gateway, when you need to meet someone, there's no-one better than sexy, flirty Hayward to get you just what you want--or at least have a good time trying. But when Hayward himself needs someone, who will be there to help? "Bridges" is a six-part narrative from five different points of view. The first three parts narrate the same evening from the point of view of each of the three characters involved: Amir, Fin, and Hayward. Part 3.5 follows Amir and Fin some months later, and parts 4 and 5 take place in the world of Hayward as seen by two of the people closest to him. "Bridges" won the Ursa Major Award for Short Fiction in 2010, and part 3.5, written the following year and included in this unabridged audio edition, won the Ursa Major Award for Short Fiction in 2011 for its characterization of a character struggling with depression. This book contains some steamy sex scenes, but also some real heart, showing the tentative steps taken toward relationships by characters afflicted with shyness, depression, or personal tragedy. This is the first in the award-winning line of "Cupcake" books, short fiction in furry worlds. A Furry novel in the Forester Universe.• Genre: Coffeeshop Fox

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  An Uncommon Alignment

  Ellie Thomas

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  Sequel to An Increasing Entanglement
  After the adventures of the spring of 1808 in Regency London, while beginning to fall in love, Clem Metcalfe, Abe Pengelly, and Humphrey Atkinson have the entire summer to consolidate their romantic relationship. 
  But change is already afoot. Abe has distanced himself from his criminal past, now gainfully employed at the military headquarters of Horse Guards, sifting through valuable information to further the cause of the long war against France. Humphrey, at the whim of his beloved Aunt Cece, might have to depart from London and his lovers for the countryside together with the rest of high society. And Clem is studying hard for his longed-for reinstatement at Oxford University in the autumn, which will inevitably mean leaving his lovers at a distance. 
  While the trio juggles their everyday routines, a shadow from the past reappears to threaten their harmony. Can Clem, Abe, and Humphrey thwart their mutual enemy for good? And might they finally have a chance to reach their happy ever after?

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  Red White and a New Beginning

  Thomas Bruso

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  It's Independence Day, and the annual fireworks along Lake Champlain are set to begin.
  Adam Rankin gets a telephone call from his former boyfriend, Dave Peterson, who's back in town for the festivities. It's been a year since they separated and parted ways. Dave has moved from their small upstate New York town to Albany, where he works as a paralegal. Adam stayed behind, working as a chef in a Greek restaurant and feeding the homeless on weekends at a local shelter. 
  The two men reconnect over the holiday and sparks fly. Can they rekindle the flames between them, or will their romance burn out? Will this be the start of a new beginning?

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