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  Serving the Soldier

  Forrest Greene

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  Scott: I'm a sub at Collared and Tied and I love it. My emotional and physical needs are taken care of there, in safety. But somehow, I've started dating Ulrich. He's wildly attractive, and he needs my help, so he's perfect for my service slut kink, but he's vanilla. Is there any way we can be together or will this end in heartbreak?
  
  Ulrich: As a soldier, you always know that injury and death are possible, but you never think it will happen. Now I'm facing the loss of my hand and the loss of my career. Grasping at a remote chance I move to Toronto and meet Scott. We'd hooked up once before and he seems willing to overlook my physical shortcomings. I could be very happy with him, but I sense that he's hiding something. What can it be and, whatever it is, can I accept it?

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  The Last Marriage of Dot...

  Laura Pearson

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  The totally uplifting and unmissable follow-on to the No.1 bestselling hit The Last List of Mabel Beaumont ✨📋❤️ 
  There’s just one thing she’s forgotten… 
  Dot Brightmore has never been one for lists. But now she’s been given one of her own, by the love of her life, with whom she’s finally been reunited. Dot’s list has just two words on it: Marry me  
  The problem is, Dot can’t get married. Because what Dot hasn’t yet told anyone is that she’s still married. To a man she hasn’t seen in years. 
  But her beloved Mabel isn’t a woman who can be stopped easily. After all, her own last list helped her find Dot again. So now – together and with all the other friends they’ve met along the way – they have to find a way for Dot to answer ‘yes’ to the question on her very first list… 
  The Last Marriage of Dot Brightmore is a gorgeous, completely heartbreaking, uplifting story, that’s guaranteed to make you smile. Perfect for fans of Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine and The Rosie Project. 
  This novel can be read as a standalone.Readers loved The Last List of Mabel Beaumont: 
  ‘I’ve just finished The Last List of Mabel Beaumont. Be still my beating heart. I’ve smiled and I’ve cried and everything in between… I’d give it 10 stars if I could.’ Nicki’s Book Blog 
  ‘Gorgeous… Tender and beautiful… As hopeful as it is heart-breaking… I loved it.’ Amy Beashel, author 
  ‘This beautifully written story of friendship, love, loss and second chances captured my heart. It’s a tender and uplifting read and I adored Mabel and her unlikely gang of colourful characters… Leaves you feeling warm, hopeful, and satisfied.’ Lisa Timoney, author 
  ‘I loved it! Mabel Beaumont is an absolute treasure… Laura Pearson cleverly, gently, peels back the layers of Mabel’s and her friends’ lives in a way that hurts, then soothes, your heart… An uplifting, life-affirming joy of a novel!’ Emma Robinson, author 
  ‘Since writing The Secret Life of Albert Entwisle, I’ve been inundated with books in the uplit genre but this is by far the best I’ve read… It’s moving, life-affirming and utterly wonderful.’ Matt Cain, author 
  ‘I absolutely loved this book… I adore an older protagonist… who is feisty and not afraid to speak her mind. The story is like a warm hug – but it had spark and wit and humour too. I loved it, and was bereft when I finished it (far too) late last night!… Gorgeous!’ Clare Swatman, author 
  ‘Wow. Seriously. Just beautiful… Beautiful and utterly affecting.’ Louise Beech, author 
  ‘I adored it… A heartbreakingly beautiful story about love in all its different forms. (And she made me cry again, of course). Bravo.’ Nikki Smith, author 
  ‘Well, I finished this in the same 24 hours as I started it. Oh… what a beautiful story… Poignant and inspiring!’ Jennie Godfrey, author 
  ‘A gorgeous tale of old and new friendships and following your heart – no matter your age.’ Jessica Redland, author

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  Code Name Nutcracker

  R.W. Clinger

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  Gay and single special undercover agent of the Department of Revenge, Joe Nuttowski -- Code Name: Nutcraker -- has just finished another revenge mission before the holidays. Truth is, he expects to spend Christmas relaxing and left alone, but so much for this serene idea when he decides to dine at Nell's Diner in downtown Templeton.
  Enter the adorable, handsome Petey Plaeford. A businessman who has planned some nasty and fiery revenge against his stingy boss. Petey tells Joe about his plan to burn down his boss's lakeside cottage because Ernie won't provide his employees with bonuses this year. 
  But what happens when Joe gets involved with Petey and in the way of his plan? Will things go up in festive flames between them? Or will they sing Christmas carols and kiss under mistletoe together?

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  Terry O'Reilly's Variety Pack...

  Terry O'Reilly

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  From cowboys to clergy, barrooms to classrooms, lovers to sex buddies, Terry O'Reilly's Variety Pack has a little bit of everything for everyone.
  Join in the action with Al, Larry, Doug, Antonio, Ray, and a host of others who romp through the pages of this collection in search of erotic encounters, one night stands, and lasting love between men. 
  Contains the stories: 
  
  Frank's Place: Danny drops in on his favorite upscale gay bar in hopes of finding Mr. Right. With Christmas around the corner, the place is nearly empty except for one man. Danny decides what the hell and tries to score. But when the man disappears from the scene, Danny if left confused and frustrated. Could this mystery stranger be The One? Will they get a chance to connnect somewhere other than Frank's Place?
  
  Happy Birthday, Bobby: It's Bobby's birthday but he's all alone. On the way home from work, he decides to stop at a favorite restaurant. There his bitterness turns to happiness when he is treated to a round of drinks by two strangers. Larry and Dan are in town for a work-related event. Now they're looking for a spot of fun, and after a few too many drinks, they invite Bobby back to their hotel room to join in.
  
  Karl's Italian Adventure: Karl is a fifty-one-year-old school teacher who has led a very sheltered life. Finally deciding to break out of his shell, he signs up for a seven day tour of Italy. Little does he expect it to change his life. But when he meets Antonio, Karl realizes his life will never be quite the same again as the mystery and magic of Florence come to him in a way that he never could have imagined.
  
  Love You Forever: Derrick Fredricks didn't believe in love at first sight. He didn't think ghosts existed, either, but neither of those beliefs kept them from happening to him. He fell in love with Cooper Jennison and he became a ghost. Once dead, Derrick returns to the side of his lover to attempt to comfort and guide him. Will he succeed?
  
  Ministry: Randal Cummings is about to be given his first ministry, but he has a secret: though he has been prayed over and supposedly delivered from the perverse demon of homosexuality, he is still as queer a rhino with wings. Then Randal meets a man who shares his desires. Can he suppress his feelings for his ministry or will he find his own deliverance in the end?
  
  The Custodian and Mr. Chapel: Patrick Chapel teaches high school science. Every night the custodian Ray cleans his room. Every night Mr. Chapel waits so he can admire the muscular young man as he does his job. And every night he goes home to fantasize about the amazing sex they'd have. What Mr. Chapel doesn't know is that Ray has fantasies of his own. Will the shy custodian ever feel the touch of the teacher he loves?
  
  Will Turner's Luck: Will Turner celebrates the end of a ten-year marriage by acting on his repressed longings and heading for a gay bar. Just his luck, the next morning he awakes in a strange room with a stranger, Robby, by his side. As Will unravels the mystery, he falls in love with Robby, despite many unanswered questions. Then the truth finally comes out, and Will is faced with a tough decision.

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  Something Worth Saving - A...

  Mary Means

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  “Powerful, vivid, often stunning, along with a warm, friendly, reflective tone.  Amazing.” - Reader, Virginia 
  “… your courage gave me permission to reflect more honestly on my own experience.” - Reader, Michigan                                                                   
  “I can’t express fully what this book means to me. Your words gave voice to experiences I’ve struggled to articulate, and your courage gave me permission to reflect more honestly on my own experience. An honest conversation with my mother was possible because of the truth you shared in yours.” - Reader, Maine 
  What does it take to overcome deeply embedded family traumas, career-ending betrayals, and failed relationships? What is the personal cost of keeping secrets—and staying in the closet? These are questions that Mary Means explores in her memoir, as she navigates growing up as a young closeted lesbian in Georgia during the 1960s and learning to 
  love—and be loved—as an adult. Through the deaths of loved ones, the fear of discovery, and the budding of a legacy that would come to change lives across the nation, Something Worth Saving tells a story of resilience and self-discovery perfect for anyone who has ever struggled to maintain a flawless facade when inside they were crumbling. 
  Mary Means is an award-winning leader, founder of the Main Street revitalization movement that has brought vitality back to countless town centers. Her candor and vulnerability permeate her remarkable story.

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  Always Ben

  Tinnean

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  Ben Haggerty is devastated when he returns home from work to discover his lover of eight years has gone off to complete his master's degree at another college -- and left no forwarding address. Not only has Ben chosen Rick over his beloved family, but he's supported his boyfriend both financially and emotionally the entire time. Unable to remain in their shared apartment, Ben moves and spends a miserable holiday season alone. With the New Year, however, he's determined to make a fresh start, so he manages to obtain Rick's address and sends him a card asking if Rick ever plans to return. Somehow, the card winds up in the wrong mailbox.
  Jason Prescott is a genius, having obtained his first master's degree at twenty-one and now working on his second. When he receives a card in error, he returns both the card and a card of his own to be courteous, expressing his hopes Ben can get in touch with his boyfriend. This begins a correspondence that leads to friendship, and ... the start of something more? Jason introduces Ben to his family and reunites him with his own. 
  But will Jason, who's even smarter than Rick, be satisfied with someone as ordinary as blue-collar Ben feels himself to be? Or will Rick, realizing what he's let slip through his fingers, manage to persuade Ben to take him back?

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