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  Bad Mate

  April Kelley

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  What do you do when your life changes in the blink of an eye? 
   
   
   
  Keaton finally has a family. Nothing good has happened in his life until he's able to call Saint Lakes home. Meeting his fated mate should be good as well, but the shadows of his past come back to haunt him. 
   
   
   
  Tim Pyke has turned over a new leaf. Since his son mated with a Somerset, it's not like he has much of a choice. He's part of the family, after all. He still doesn't intend to mate with anyone who isn't a cougar shifter like himself. When he meets the prettiest vampire he's ever seen, his instincts toward his fated mate are too strong to ignore. 
   
   
   
  Keaton is the only one who can save the clan from a dangerous human, but he must get past his fated mate to do it. 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  The Long Way Home

  Z.A. Maxfield

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  Psychic detective seeks rigid unbeliever for impossible romance. Yoga a plus. 
   
   
   
  Kevin Quinn is living with new psychic abilities he refers to as the 'gift that keeps on taking.' 
   
   
   
  His attempts to use his talents to help the police meet with limited success. Yet, when teenage boys go missing from Southern California beach cities, Kevin gets on a plane to his hometown, where he faces his father, who turned his back on Kevin once before. 
   
   
   
  Connor Dougal has every reason to believe all psychics are fakes and charlatans. He's still numb from the disappearance of his first love, a boy who went missing ten years earlier. Kevin isn't comfortable with his gift, and unresolved family matters make things more difficult for him. Despite their differences, Connor and Kevin begin falling for each other as they work the case. 
   
   
   
  Can Connor overcome the tragedy of his first love and reach for the man who will love him forever?

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  Awop Bop Aloo Mop - Little...

  Tina Andrews

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  As much music history as biography, Awop Bop Aloo Mop celebrates "Little" Richard Wayne Penniman, who burst onto the American scene in 1955 with his mega-hit "Tutti Frutti." Almost by himself, Little Richard wrote the anti-rules and poured the concrete for the foundation of a new musical art form he created. Alan Freed would call it "Rock & Roll." Dubbing himself "The Architect of Rock & Roll," Little Richard was known for his wild, flamboyant performances and outrageous costumes. He was one of the first artists to make the androgynous look popular, and his influence could be experienced in the music and performances of Mick Jagger, The Beatles, Jerry Lee Lewis, Elvis Presley, James Brown, and David Bowie. But Little Richard also had demons he struggled with throughout his career—his complicated relationship with his sexual orientation, and its effect on his faith. 
   
   
   
  He helped solidify The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Billy Preston, and The Beatles as major acts who used his onstage antics for their success. A terrible car crash sidelined Little Richard for months, causing him to miss his own induction into the first Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1986 for his contribution to music. But he later appeared in movies, television shows, and tours, showing everyone why he remains the "Originator, the Innovator, and the Architect of Rock & Roll."

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  Can't Say Goodbye - An MMM Novel

  Eden Finley

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  BRADY 
  Our quick hellos are followed by drawn out goodbyes. 
  What started out as one fun night turned into a regular thing none of us ever planned for. 
  I can’t walk away from Kit and Prescott. Kit is the stern nurturer I need. He’s the caretaker, the solid presence. Prescott enables my wild ways. He’s someone I can have fun with. They couldn’t be more perfect for me. 
  But come graduation, I have to move across the country, and geography isn’t our only obstacle. Being in a relationship with two men isn’t good for my public image, my brother’s NFL career, or the media frenzy that surrounds my famously queer family. 
  We have a plan to meet up once a year, but with every reunion, every brief visit, we fall deeper. 
  There has to be a breaking point, something that will end it for us, or soon it will be impossible to say goodbye at all.

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  Where You Are

  Felice Stevens

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  Former model and B-list actor (B meaning really bad) Isaac Seidel is now a NYC firefighter on special assignment in the one-horse town of Serenity, Pa. But all work and no play makes Isaac a dull boy, and when he hooks up with the most explosive one-night stand he’s ever had, it looks like country life might not be so boring after all. 
  Especially when the guy he thought he’d never see again turns out to be one of the volunteer firefighters he’s expected to train. 
  Levi Everett is a master at pleasing everyone—except himself. He’s spent his whole life hiding who he is and what he wants. It’s a lot more complicated now that he’s going to be seeing gorgeous Isaac Seidel every day. How is he supposed to pretend he’s straight when he and Isaac can’t keep their hands off each other? 
  Isaac has made it clear he’s only interested in friends with benefits, so when he returns home to NYC, Levi knows he’s gone forever. 
  Until he isn’t. 
  Trust doesn’t come easily to Isaac—he’s been hurt and used before. But Isaac is unable to forget the man he left behind, and in a shocking move, he makes Levi an offer that could change their lives forever. Now it’s up to Levi to put himself first, risking the love of his family, to go after his dreams—dreams that were unimaginable before Isaac but are now within his reach. 
  Because love is wherever Isaac is, and it’s the only place Levi wants to be.

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  Pinot and Pineapple Lumps

  Jay Hogan

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  Penn from Adelaide. That’s all I knew.  
  We shared a single kiss over a year ago, and I can still remember every toe-curling second of it. He thought I was too young for him. I thought he was running scared. But that kiss was the first time I’d felt alive in a long time, and I’ve been chasing the feeling ever since—doing my research, a lot of research, a lot of men. Something my protective older brother isn’t too happy about.  
  I’ve been through more than most guys my age, and I still bear the scars. My head is not always my best friend, but I’m building a life, PTSD be damned. I can’t turn back the clock, and I’m not sure I want to.  
  Except maybe to that moment when Penn kissed me. I mean, the odds of us ever meeting again were slim to none, right?  
  Yeah, about that.  
  But this time I’m ready. I’m a year older, an ocean of therapy wiser, and I know exactly what I want. 
    
   

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