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  Copping A Lot of Sin

  Lisa Oliver

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  Sequel to Get Off My Case 
  Can be read as standalone 
   
  Sin's life was totally turned upside down when he learned about the existence of shifters and Fated Mates just six months before. That was when he met and fell head over heals in lust, and then love, with a young wolf shifter named Ben. In the six months that followed he moved house, and now shares his life with the small Stockton pack and his bed with Ben. He thinks things are going well. That is until his Alpha tells him that Ben is having problems and apparently Sin is to blame. 
   
  Ben is unhappy, but it's not something he can talk to Sin about. He tried once, and got shot down, big time. Sin is human and a rampant Dominant, and while Sin confines his dominance to the bedroom, outside of it both men are too busy living normal everyday lives. Ben's struggling to keep his wolf under control- his wolf that wants to claim Sin in the way of his kind. But unless Sin changes his ways, Ben might be reduced to taking drastic measures. He's certainly thinking about it.  
   
  With a claiming night that has unexpected repercussions, a serial killer on the lose that smells like a bear and who is targeting young men who look just like Ben, life starts to get more complicated. A random meeting with Gabriel brings even more surprises to both Sin and Ben's life - and neither one of them is quite sure how to cope with the sexy man. 
    
  A wedding to plan, a killer to find, a bear in a wolf pack? What is going on in the Stockton pack and will Sin, Ben and Gabriel stay alive long enough to explore their own budding relationship? 
   
  Warning: This book is a menage (M/M/M) and contains coarse language, sexually explicit scenes between men and some violence. This is a complete story with no cliffhangers, although a teaser for the next book is mentioned in the epilogue. As with all of my books an HEA is guaranteed.

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  Squirrel in Hiding

  Holly Day

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  Every squirrel worth his name knows when it's time to run.
  
  
  Raaz Olen has been on the run for a year, ever since a wolf pack took out everyone in his family but him. When the stupid wolves almost have him cornered, a stranger helps him and sends him to the grumpiest vampire in the history of grumpy vampires, who offers him a job in his thrift shop.
  
  
  Farris Randal has given up on finding his mate. He's a big wolf shifter people cross the street to avoid. It's a lonely life, but at least he can escape into his books. One day, when he's browsing the local thrift shop, he scents his mate. But before he has a chance to reach him, he is wrestled to the ground by a vampire, and his mate runs away.
  
  
  There is no way Raaz can ever be mated to a wolf. The pack will kill him. He has to hide. Farris doesn't care what species his mate is, finding him is a miracle he won't walk away from. When wolves from another pack descend on the town, Farris fears for Raaz's safety, but how can he keep Raaz safe when he is hiding from him?

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  Orange You Glad Everyone Kissed

  David Connor, E.F. Mulder

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  Eli was going away, leaving for a year. That was the plan. With so much love for Johnny and Casey, he didn't want either of them to be alone. It was obvious they'd fallen in love with one another while Eli was gone before, even if they'd both claimed to be in love with him. So, what was Eli to do? He gave them his blessing.
  "Orange you going to kiss?"
  But then Eli's plans changed, and he came home, just in time for Valentine's Day, a day that started it all with him and Johnny, a day with significance to him and Casey, and Johnny and Casey, too. Three men with a mishmash of sexual and romantic feelings, though none of them had an easy answer, the adorable primates they cared for and cherished offered an obvious one.

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  This Gilded Abyss

  Rebecca Thorne

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  Enemies to... bodyguard duty? 
  Sergeant Nix Marr is a damn good soldier, but she's desperate to leave her haunted past in the bioluminescent ocean, buried alongside old friends... and old flames. Unfortunately, even the icy ocean can't extinguish some fires. When Kessandra, everyone's favorite princess--and Nix's loathed ex--requests Nix's help investigating a massacre in the abyssal city of Fall, Nix refuses. Vehemently. 
  But Kessandra always gets what she wants. 
  Consigned as Kessandra's bodyguard, Nix grudgingly boards a luxurious submersible that offers the only transportation to Fall. It's frustrating, irritating, how quickly Nix and Kess fall back in sync--much as she tries to fight, Nix can't deny their spark. But Kessandra wasn't truthful--surprise, surprise--and Nix quickly realizes their "investigation" isn't about the massacre, but rather what caused it: an illness that incites its victims into a violent craze. 
  When another royal is brutally murdered, it becomes apparent the disease has spread--and no one on the submersible is safe. Suddenly, survival hinges on trusting each other, which would be a hell of a lot easier if Kessandra didn't keep lying. Injured, fighting for their lives, Nix has to decide if she can trust Kessandra again... and what she'll lose this time. 
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  Narrated by Natalie Naudus (who also performed several bestsellers including She Who Became the Sun and One Last Stop), this audiobook is perfect for anyone interested in heart-pounding science fantasy with a swoon-worthy sapphic romance.  
  Major tropes include: 
  - Bodyguard/princess 
  - Enemies to Lovers 
  - Second chances 
  - Forced Proximity 
  - Hurt/Comfort 
  - Whump 
  - Only one bed 
  - Lesbians with swords

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  Things a Bright Boy Can Do

  Michael Chang

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  In Michael Chang's latest, all the world's a vaudeville stage, and this poet is its jester with a knife. 
  Like an elongated diss track, Chang's poems go from flirty to righteous, wrathful to lackadaisical, all in the span of one page.  The  titans  of  pop  culture  and  poetry  wrestle  at  Chang’s  whimsy, their poems a series of flings and retorts at the end of a late-night spree.  
  Like a compendium of American poetics, this collection breezily changes style and mood as easily as a prom queen smiles beneath the crown. With nods to O’Hara and Ashbery, the poems in Things a Bright Boy Can Do flit from the sewage of Americana to the heights of ecstatic experience. Each poem is a playground meant to delight readers before they skip along.  
  With each successive book, Michael Chang showcases a poet at home in the twenty-first century; nothing is too silly or too morbid for the page. When  reading  Chang’s  poetry,  the  madness  of  interpreting  the  social media age suddenly makes sense. You can’t help but join in on the heckling, sticking your tongue out in the face of our strange world. 
  “Michael Chang is back, with their signature irrepressibility: the voice that bubbles with endlessly exuberant wit, encyclopedic pop culture references, playful orthography, and intense emotion. Oh, yes – these poems are in their feelings! Are you here for poetry that can lure Superman, Dolly Parton, and Prince allusions together? Are you up for parataxis with a vengeance? If wordplay and irreverence are music to your ears, tune into Things a Bright Boy Can Do.” – Evie Shockley, author of Suddenly We 
  “Michael Chang’s Things a Bright Boy Can Do pushes and pushes, and then pushes some more. It’s provocative, fearless, and relentless, unafraid to reinvent tone, grammar, and just about everything else that dares to enter the path of Chang’s perception. Things a Bright Boy Can Do is a ride on the back of a new modern language.” – Victoria Chang, author of The Trees Witness Everything

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  Snowed In: Michael and Spyros

  Katharine O'Neill

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  Six women have been murdered, and Michael is nowhere near knowing who killed them. But he is certain the barman Spyros is involved in some way. If only he can stop thinking with the wrong brain whenever he's around the man.
  Spyros wishes he wasn't sexually attracted to the police officer who arrested him for murder. The feeling builds whenever they're around each other. 
  After they're snowed in at the Derbyshire Dales building, the men find themselves together more than they should. Spyros has no idea if this is a blessing in disguise for him, while Michael toys with the idea of giving in to his attraction is worth it. One's a suspect; the other's the law. Not the ideal combination for a perfect relationship. But can they make it work?

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