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  How to Make a Carrot Cake

  Eve Morton

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  Nate Reid never considered veganism until he meets Billy Lawson, a skinny, quiet kid who works at the local grocery store. With Billy's help, Nate slowly learns what he can and cannot make during the beginning months of their relationship, until a family secret from Billy's past threatens their bond.
  Will their conflicting desires in the kitchen make an exciting partnership or will Billy's refusal continue to isolate him? Nate searches through cookbooks, his best friend Marlee's advice, and his favourite novels from his college years in order to find answers for both of their futures.

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  Yuletide Love

  Sean Cunningham

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  When Danny asks Ian what he wants for Christmas, Ian says he wants a white Christmas. Always wanting to please him, Danny arranges for them and their friends and family to spend the holidays in a private lodge in the mountains of Idaho. While the temperature outside is frigidly cold, inside the lodge things are heating up with new liaisons and old romances.
  
  
  The trip takes an uneasy turn when things begin to mysteriously disappear. Although they are supposed to be the only guests at the lodge, is it possible they aren't alone? What new secrets will be exposed when they search for the missing items? Will the discoveries they make along the way change their lives forever?

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  Welcoming the Recluse

  Nora Phoenix

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  I’m a man on a mission to stay as far away from everyone else as possible. I have too much damage as a veteran, and this is the only way to keep those I love safe—especially Boden, my teenage son, whom I haven’t seen in years. 
  I find a quiet spot on top of a mountain where no one bothers me. Until Arek shows up, the local doctor and a single dad to teenage twins. I help him with an emergency, but something happens. There’s a spark, a connection between us I’ve never felt before. 
  We become friends, and slowly but surely, he’s the reason I come down the mountain. Even though I’ve never been attracted to a man, I’m very much into Arek, and our friendship grows into more. 
  But the past never stays in the past, and if I want a future with Arek, I’ll have to deal with the mistakes I’ve made. Can I repair what I broke, or is it too late to find healing? 
  Welcoming the Recluse is a super slow burn, friends-to-lovers MM romance set in a small town, featuring two older single dads, a bi awakening, and all the hurt/comfort. This is book 7 in the Forestville Silver Foxes series but can be read as a standalone. Please mind the content warnings in the front of the book.

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  A Chip in His Shoulder

  L.A. Witt

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  “Contract killer” is a fitting job for a vampire, and it suits Liam just fine. Cast down from the wealth and status of the Sky for taking a human lover, Liam lurks in the poor and pollution-choked Gutter, killing to survive. Between his natural strengths and his Cybernetix mods, no mark has ever escaped him.Liam’s ex-lover Daniel is the heir to Cybernetix—and its greatest threat. Horrified by people less man than machine and the exploitation of Gutter factory workers, he’d rather destroy Cybernetix than inherit it . . . if his father doesn’t destroy him first.Years of anger and a heap of mods have kept Daniel and Liam apart. When Liam is hired to slaughter a man in his glass Sky tower, he walks right into a Daniel-shaped trap. Daniel’s father has betrayed them both, and only by working together can Daniel and Liam survive the coming day. They have no reason to trust each other, but as the dawn looms, a bargain that began with the simple urge to live soon reminds them of the love they once shared. Can they find each other again, or will the Cybernetix assassins find them first?

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  Vintage Woman

  D.J. Fronimos, Elke Lakey

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  A childhood trauma instilled Cory Wolff with the compulsive need to be there for others. In addition to managing a hardware store, she helps out her widowed mother and younger sister, and maintains the family property. She also rescues the unwanted horse or two and the occasional human.
  
  
  When Evelyn Brubaker stumbles into her truck's path in downtown San Antonio, disoriented and bleeding, Cory -- always a sucker for a damsel in distress -- takes her in. Evelyn is young, sweet, and needy, and Cory falls for her hard.
  
  
  So what if Evelyn originally thinks Cory is a guy? That Cory's family believes she's crazy? Evelyn's the one. She's got to be.
  
  
  Except certain things don't add up. Not only does Evelyn not remember her accident, she's forgotten everything about her life, including how to use a cell phone. And there's no record of her existence anywhere.
  
  
  Evelyn doesn't mind taking care of a home, even that of a stranger. Cory is kind to her and protects her from the outside world. Soon Evelyn relies on Cory for everything. But eventually bits of her memory resurface and things become so absurd they seem downright impossible.
  
  
  Will uncovering the whole truth bring them together? Or does the real Evelyn have no place in Cory's world?

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  You and Me and Atmosphere

  K.L. Noone

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  Jake's boyfriend is an astronaut. Which is amazing, incredible, fantastic, and sometimes lonely, when Alex is up in space, and Jake's here on Earth.
  
  
  When they get to talk, it's the best part of Jake's day: sharing their lives, from Alex's space station algae-growing experiments to Jake's sketches for the next award-winning animated film. Jake knows what he wants, and he's thinking about forever. In fact, he's planning a surprise for his astronaut. A certain question, once Alex is safely home.
  
  
  Alex wants to come home to Jake every time, forever, but he's afraid Jake doesn't feel the same. Even from space, he can tell that Jake's got a secret. And he knows how hard the distance can be.
  
  
  Fortunately, Jake's good at reassurance ... and he's determined to make this proposal absolutely stellar.

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