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  Ghost Writer

  David Connor, E.F. Mulder

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  After a reenactment weekend, Goose Tucker inadvertently brings home Civil War soldier Jefferson Eaves' diary and is shocked to discover Jefferson's spirit has come along, too.
  Through the diary, Jefferson tells Goose about his true love, Calvin, who was a former slave who fought for the Union. With no record of Calvin's death or service found, Goose figures Jefferson might not want to cross over until Calvin receives due recognition. 
  Jefferson also speaks of an acorn planted as a sign of commitment to their future. When reenactment leader Patrick O'Hanlon calls looking for the diary, he tells Goose about his plans to return down south to protest the chopping down of an old oak tree. Is this the tree that grew from Calvin and Jefferson's acorn? 
  Goose, with Jefferson in tow, decides to go with Patrick to find out. What happens between the four men once there is a lesson in healing and love.

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  One More Try

  J.M. Snyder

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  Six years ago, Evan Alexander played first base for Richmond's minor league baseball team, the Rebels. His best friend on the team was pitcher Charlie Madison, a sexy man Evan couldn't help falling in love with. When he finally admitted his feelings, Charlie seemed to feel the same.
  But the season ended and Charlie left, breaking Evan's heart. Now the divorced father of a little girl, Evan has just started putting his life back together again. 
  Then Charlie shows up, looking for a second chance. 
  Can Evan give their relationship one more try? Or will his broken heart keep him from letting Charlie back into his life?

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  I Am Alien to Life - Selected...

  Djuna Barnes, Merve Emre

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  Djuna Barnes is rightly remembered for Nightwood, her breakthrough and final novel: a hallmark of modernist literature, championed by T. S. Eliot, and one of the first, strangest, and most brilliant novels of love between women to be published in the twentieth century. Barnes's career began long before Nightwood, however, with journalism, essays, drama, and satire of extraordinary wit and courage. Long into her later life, after World War II, when she published nothing more, it was her short fiction above all that she prized and would continue to revise. 
   
   
   
  Here are all the stories Barnes sought to preserve, in the versions she preferred, as well as a smattering of rarities as selected by critic and New Yorker contributor Merve Emre. These are tales of women "'tragique' and 'triste' and 'tremendous' all at once," of sons and daughters being initiated into the ugly comedy of life, monuments all to a worldview singular and scathing. As Emre writes in her foreword "[Barnes's] themes are love and death, especially in Paris and New York; the corruption of nature by culture; the tainted innocence of children; and the mute misery of beasts . . . her characters may be alien to life, but they are alive—spectacularly, grotesquely alive."

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  Lesbian Doctor Fantasies

  Conner Hayden

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  A woman finds out her new older lover is a doctor and begins to fantasize about being taken and used in her examination room. She is so turned on by the dreams that she visits her girlfriend at the end of a working day. Turning the conversation to sex, she confesses her fantasies and discovers that her lover is more than happy to take part as she is stripped and used for some rough medical play on an examination table.  
  This story contains sex scenes and is suitable for adults only. All characters are fictional and are over 18 years old.

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  Love's Trials: An Erotic Lesbian...

  T.E. Robbens

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  Book 3 of The Ellis Chronicles - Ellis and Katie's relationship is tested by life, but no matter what happens the heat continues to grow out of control. Their young love is being put through love's trials from family, community and life, yet their budding relationship grows stronger and their sexual attraction can not be fought.

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  Spiritual Connections

  Wayne Mansfield

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  The sound of the bathroom tap running late one night begins a mystery Devon is keen to solve. As small pieces of the puzzle are revealed, such as the man he discovers sitting on his couch in his house watching his television, he begins to wonder whether something paranormal isn't going on. However, having been in a bad motorcycle accident a few months earlier, Devon cannot be sure these things he's experiencing aren't hallucinations caused by brain damage sustained in the tragedy.
  On the other hand, he's more than a little taken by his hot new house guest, Brad, who is the epitome of manliness. Thick, muscular, hairy, and masculine. But his hotness doesn't quite detract from the mystery of what he's doing in Devon's house, and since there's no way of communicating with a spirit, Devon decides that, as Brad isn't a malevolent ghost, there's no reason he should be worried. Or even try to stop himself from falling love. 
  Then a knock at the front door threatens to spoil everything. Unfortunately for Devon, there's even worse to come. He has proven his ability to survive a motorbike accident, but has he got what it takes to survive what happens next?

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