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  Reinvented

  Alexandra Caluen

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  At going-on-fifty, patent filing specialist Santo is the recently divorced single dad to a sixteen-year-old with Broadway ambitions. He's thrilled to learn his new coworker Martin is close to his age, also gay, and also a single dad. At the very least, they might turn into good work friends.
  Before many weeks pass, Santo and Martin are much more than work friends. Their teenagers, who go to the same high school, quickly bond. Having school and workplace in common takes a lot of the juggling out of trying to date in Los Angeles.
  Meanwhile, Santo's support helps Martin cope as an adoptive father to a niece still grieving her parents. He's creating a new version of himself for this role. Will his turbulent entry into parenthood open a door to a future full of love?

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  Between Lifelines & Undying Embers

  Haleigh Falcon

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  Ender: When I first met Gabe—a month after our best friends started dating each other—I expected awkward small talk and polite smiles. What I don't expect is the way he looks at me . . . like I'm important. Like he sees something worth knowing behind the walls I've built over the years. No one's ever looked at me like that before. Not my parents, who left me with scars deeper than silence. Not one person—except maybe my best friends, who taught me how to survive when love felt like a myth. But Gabe's presence stirs something unfamiliar within me. A warmth. A hope. A terrifying, beautiful ache. I don't know what these feelings mean, or if I'm ready to face them. All I know is . . . I want him to stay long enough for me to find out.Gabe: Life is finally falling into place—my best friend and I just opened our dream restaurant, and everything feels right. Then he meets someone special. Luckily, this someone special comes with a best friend who stops me in my tracks. Ender is quiet, guarded, and heartbreakingly beautiful. One night is all it takes for me to know I want more. Then, just as quickly as he lets me in, he shuts me out. With every red flag I find, I know I should run. Anyone would, but I can't. Because underneath all that pain and self-loathing is someone worthy. I need him, and I think he needs me. 
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  The Twelve Coffins of Dr Coffin

  Amy Spector

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  When Leo Wayland accepts a job as head of the new horror unit at Maiden Studios, he knows what is expected. Make cheap movies that earn their money back fast. It doesn't matter that he dislikes horror. He just needs to escape his assistant director's position at a rival studio.
   
  But he didn't expect to be assigned a terrible title and a leading man, all before he even had a script, or that his leading man would be Everett Reid, the actor who rejected a very young Leo's advances, only to disappear from movies altogether a few years later in a cloud of scandal.
   
  Everett Reid will do anything for a chance to get back the career he lost and away from teaching at a theater camp for children. And if it means working with Leo Wayland again, he can do that too. Especially now that Leo is all grown up and not so untouchable.
   
  With only three weeks, a flamboyant stage actor, twelve scantily clad women, and a sound stage full of coffins may not seem like the makings of something great. But really, that all depends on what you are hoping for.

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  The Arch-Mage's Firebird

  K.L. Noone

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  Thomas East was meant to be the youngest Arch-Mage in history, a magical genius and a solver of problems. But he hadn't expected quite so many problems -- not to mention the endless meetings, bureaucracy, and political negotiations. So he's currently hiding in a sleepy California seaside town, working in an ice cream parlor and avoiding everyone he's let down ... until a firebird in need of rescue crashes into his shop.
  Nicholas Incandesco has far too many problems. He's a firebird, a shapeshifter, and a power source, and a lot of magicians could use someone with his gifts. He's also technically a murder suspect with two magical bounty hunters on his trail. He just wants someplace safe to land, and the attractive witch behind the ice cream counter might offer a sweet refuge. 
  This encounter might be exactly what both Nicholas and Tom need to find themselves ... and rescue each other.

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  Hot Bestie Summer

  Casey Cox

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  Jack: Zak and I do everything together. We're best friends and business partners, but we've never been the other B-word: boyfriends. When Zak inherits his grandmother's house in a quiet small town, we head out for a relaxing summer escape. The last thing we expect to stumble upon is Harvey, a big man with a gentle soul who we both fall for. The question is: can we share him? 
  Zak: I'm proud of the media empire Jack and I have built, and I couldn't care less if some people look down their noses at us because it's 'adult content.' Unlike most people, Harvey doesn't instantly judge us when he finds out what we do. He likes our work. He, uh, really likes it. The question is: is he just looking for a hookup? 
  Harvey: I'm a 6'9 freak of nature. A former stunt double living a quiet life out of the spotlight. Jack and Zak don't just accept me for who I am. For the first time in my life, I feel seen. The question is: can the three of us find a way to make it work?Hot Bestie Summer is a scorching MMM poly romance about two retired adult performers and a big, soft-hearted man, all in need of healing.Double the fun, double the laughs, and double the steam—make your summer sizzle with the deliciously naughty Hot Summer series. 
  Contains mature themes.

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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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