Join us on a literary world trip!
Add this book to bookshelf
Grey
Write a new comment Default profile 50px
Grey
Subscribe to read the full book or read the first pages for free!
I want to read the book!
All characters reduced
Second Story Men - cover

Second Story Men

Edward Kendrick

Publisher: JMS Books LLC

  • 0
  • 0
  • 0

Summary

What do you get when you put together a security guard and an electronics salesman? You get a married couple who are professional second-story men on the side.
When Amery and Myles decide to break into the home of a wealthy Denver couple, they find more than they were bargaining for -- the couple's dead bodies. Now all Amery and Myles want to do is avoid being arrested for the murders. That becomes more difficult when Fetch, a police detective and Amery's ex, shows up with questions they'd rather not answer. 
Will they be able to help solve the murders without Fletch discovering that they had been at the scene of the crime -- and why?
Available since: 03/03/2018.
Print length: 60 pages.

Other books that might interest you

  • The Bright Afters - cover

    The Bright Afters

    Sadie McCarney

    • 0
    • 0
    • 0 
    When a gay teenager is mercilessly stabbed in a high school bathroom in West Nowhere, Nova Scotia, the surrounding community is sent into a tailspin. While Colton fights for his life in a hospital room at West Nowhere General, everyone from a school janitor to the boy’s abusive stepfather overflows with emotion in the form of verse monologues, unburdening themselves of their feelings. 
		 
The Bright Afters is a poetic container for the pain endured by the town and surrounding area — and sometimes, their confessions. The voices we hear from include the sympathetic (a favorite teacher) and the arresting (the kid who stabbed Colton). As Colton recovers, his powder keg sister Christine and his escapist best friend, Annie, have the most to lose from the act that almost killed him — and the most to gain from coming to a new understanding about the senseless violence. 
		 
Told from a variety of perspectives, The Bright Afters seeks to interrogate collective and individual trauma, queer belonging, and the ways in which a place sculpts the people it produces. Its individual poems take their names from Broadway shows, containing all of the community’s fraught hope for a positive “big finish” to the story.
    Show book
  • The Kiss That Counted - cover

    The Kiss That Counted

    Karin Kallmaker

    • 0
    • 0
    • 0 
    CJ Roshe knows she can never relax her vigilance, especially when her grip on her secrets begins to slip. Contact with the good-hearted Karita Hanssen leaves CJ wishing for impossible things—friends, roots, a lover who knows her real name.With a life cheerfully balanced between all the things that she loves, Karita gives freely of her time and affection. She isn't looking for more until something in CJ's eyes suggests that there could be feelings deeper, stronger—and more dangerous—than any she has ever felt.CJ is committed to only tonight with her body and certainly no tomorrows when it comes to her heart. Karita has always lived for today while she waits for tomorrow to happen. One kiss couldn't change all that—unless it's the kiss that counted.
    Show book
  • Leather and Tea - cover

    Leather and Tea

    K.L. Noone

    • 0
    • 0
    • 0 
    Some nights, American secret agent Ben Smith just wants to come home to his husband. He misses that English accent and smile and, of course, Simon on his knees. He wants his perfect submissive at his feet, so the world and his mission can fall away.
Some nights, romance writer Simon Ashley misses his dashing American other half. Tea is nice, but it can't pin him down in bed and make him beg, reminding him he's loved and belongs to someone. He wants to forget everything and everyone he's left behind, and just belong to Ben. 
Tonight they both get what they want when Ben comes home early. tea is very nice ... but so is leather.
    Show book
  • Girly Prescription: A Gradual Feminization Romance - cover

    Girly Prescription: A Gradual...

    Lilly Lustwood

    • 0
    • 0
    • 0 
    “I took it three times a day and the pain was gone… but with its disappearance, something else emerged, a bouncy pair that I wasn’t sure I was prepared for.” 
I’ve just moved on from my cheating ex and continued living my mundane life. 
One afternoon, I delivered a couch all by myself. I overestimated my strength and thought that I could carry it alone. 
Ending up in the doctor’s office, I was given something to alleviate the pain. 
But along with the pain came the girly pleasure. 
Note: This story contains transgender love, crossdresser and crossdressing, sissification and feminisation, sissy femboy romance, male to female first time feminization, transgender romance, and first time with a transgender woman tropes. Some real places and people were referenced but the story is a work of fiction. The cover image is from Brightlucky Press under Abrams Publishing House.
    Show book
  • Speed Trap - cover

    Speed Trap

    J.M. Snyder

    • 0
    • 0
    • 0 
    When Mark Peters is stopped for speeding, patrol officer Lt. W.V. Tench lets him off with just a warning. The only problem is that now Mark can't get the sexy cop out of his mind. When his friends jokingly suggest he drive around until he gets pulled over again, Mark thinks that's a great idea.


Except it's a different cop this time. And this one isn't as taken in with Mark's disarming grin as Lt. Tench claimed to be.


With his friends snickering beside him, Mark just wants to drive off and try his luck again. How many tickets will he have to rack up just to meet the man of his dreams?
    Show book
  • Night Terror - cover

    Night Terror

    Gareth Vaughn

    • 0
    • 0
    • 0 
    Sequel to Bad Seed
After tracking down a murderer, Dane wants life to get back to normal. But when an Order of Decrypters representative shows in Dane's coffee shop, he knows he's going to have to watch his step. 
Reeling from a reprimand for his conduct and annoyed at having nothing better to do than make coffee, Dane is relieved when he learns there's a problem monster on the loose. Hunting down whatever is killing and eating cows sounds like the perfect cure for his moodiness. Add in the company of his unlikely partner professor Sean Sanderson, and Dane might just get over disciplinary action. 
The problem is Dane can't figure out what kind of monster is on a killing spree. And Sean doesn't seem to remember him anymore.
    Show book