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  American Karma - Twilight of the...

  Doug Shear

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  In the early 70s a drugged-out seventeen-year-old named Doug, along with his secretly gay, openly black, best friend, decides to hitchhike across the country in search of a mythical Utopia. They meet Bologna Jane & Tina the Monkey Girl, Big Arm and Nigga Dog. They almost die along the way. Doug hooks up with his brother and friends on converted school bus. They harvest huge bags of really weak marijuana, thanks to a couple of Redneck Hippies, and try to sell it. Along the way, Doug winds up getting his ribs and heart broken.  
  Sick of hitchhiking and hunger, Doug decides it is time to get rich. He gets sucked into the inside world of the famous Glenn W. Turner and his get-rich-quick scheme: Koscot Interplanetary, Incorporated. Doug cuts his hair, buys a suite and tie, and along with a bunch of Disney World rejects, spends his days trying to convince strangers to give him a $5000 so he can make them rich. Then he changes into his real clothes and spends his nights begging strangers to give him a buck so he can eat.  
  His failure to become a good salesman or panhandler leads him to a group of friendly Satan-worshiping heroin addicts who believe that in the end of time, Jesus will forgive Satan, who will then resume his place as the greatest Angel in all of Heaven.  
  This is a completely true story. Proof exists in the form of letters, interviews, memorabilia and historical evidence. Besides, nobody could make this up.

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  Can I Crossdress My Way Out Of...

  Fern V. Bedek

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  Our poor Half Elven protagonist had an arranged marriage sprung on him out of the blue by his mother. Not only did she effectively sell him for the dowry, but she's handed him over to marry one of the daughters of the orc she used to adventure with. At least our protagonist has thought up a last minute plan to get out of it. 
  They won't want him if he can convince them he's a girl, right?

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  Rust and Stardust - A Gay Cowboy...

  Atreus Rosewood

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  A city boy. A small town cowboy. A love that rewrites the rules. 
  Lucas 
  At twenty-five, I thought I had my life figured out—steady job, big-city dreams, and a clear path to the top. But one work assignment to Sagebrush, Texas, is all it takes to throw my carefully laid plans off course. My job is to charm the locals, uncover their secrets, and steal prize-winning barbecue recipes for our next line of frozen dinners. Oh, and not a soul can know. 
  It should’ve been simple. Until Beau Turner came along. 
  Beau, with his rugged charm, quiet strength, and those piercing blue eyes that see right through me. Beau, whose smile makes my chest ache in ways I can’t explain. Falling for him wasn’t part of the plan. Neither was falling into his bed. 
  But Beau isn’t just some small-town cowboy I’m having a heated fling with. He’s the reigning barbecue champion whose recipe I’m supposed to steal. Now, I’m trapped between the man I’ve fallen for and the career I’ve worked so hard to build. If I make the wrong choice, I could lose it all. 
  Beau 
  I’ve spent my whole life in Sagebrush, keeping things simple: family, ranching, and perfecting my barbecue recipe. Love? Never been in the cards—especially not with someone like Lucas Greene. 
  Tall, charming, and completely out of place in my world, Lucas is everything I didn’t know I needed. The way he looks at me makes it hard to breathe, and the way he kisses me makes me want to believe in something more. Nights spent under the stars with him in my arms feel like a dream, but I know he wouldn’t choose a dusty place like Sagebrush to call home, not when he’s got so much to live for back in New York. 
  But when the truth finally comes out, it’s not just my heart that’s on the line—it’s everything I’ve worked for. And I don’t know if love is enough to fix what’s broken between us.

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  Defend the Mirage - A Story of...

  J.K. Jones

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  Finished. Ended. Concluded. 
  Teetering on the edge of ruin, Richard Clayson's life is a crumbling disaster. His once-promising career and marriage are now nothing more than smoldering ruins. His obsession with Beau Blackwell, which began in an interrogation room, has brought him to the brink of self-destruction. Richard knows that his infatuation is his downfall, but can he find a way back from the abyss? 
  As the dust settles, there are no clear answers. Richard and Beau's relationship is complicated, messy, and fraught with danger. Is there any hope for reconciliation, or will they always be bitter enemies? 
  Warning: this a dark M/M romance, M/M suspense romance, M/M romance age-gap, M/M straight-to-gay romance, cheating husband romance, this is the final installment to the Weeps series and it ends with a HEA. 

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  Until We Weren't - A Story of...

  Jamey Moody

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  How deep does your love grow? 
   
   
   
  Destiny and Faith were living and loving the life they'd created. They worked side-by-side at a thriving landscaping company by day and spent their nights together in a lavender haze of love. It was a happy life or so Destiny thought. 
   
   
   
  One day Faith not only moved all her things out of their apartment, but she quit her job and opened her own landscaping company. On top of that the only explanation Destiny ever received was: you know what you did. 
   
   
   
  Three years later, Destiny now runs her own landscaping company and has an opportunity to bid on a huge, career-defining project. She knows her company is too small to secure the bid, but if she can convince Faith to team up with her she's sure they could win. 
   
   
   
  The only problem is that Faith can't stand to look at Destiny and Destiny still doesn't know what she did wrong. Can these two talented landscapers bury their past long enough to let their companies flourish? 
   
   
   
  Let me tell you a story about Destiny and Faith; a second chance, meant-to-be sapphic romance overflowing with undeniable love. 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Make Me Fall

  Riley Nash

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  You can’t fly without falling, so close your eyes and let go. 
  People ask me if I’m human. If I have feelings. If I’ve ever loved anyone. I’m the lawyer who has never lost a case because I have nothing else to live for. 
  Until Jonah. 
  He’s my complete opposite: a reckless boy twelve years younger than me, made of sunshine and wicked smiles, pure and breathtaking. 
  It all starts with a secret. He wants to find out if he’s bi, and he begs me to teach him because we’ll never see each other again. 
  Until he shows up on my doorstep with nowhere else to go. I can’t draw lines faster than we blur them. He’s the unstoppable force; I’m the immovable object. When we collide, things get filthy. Complicated. More beautiful than I ever could have imagined. 
  He’s the only person ever to learn the truth: I’ve always been human. I’ve always had feelings. I’ve been so, so afraid to lose. 
  Because the moment we find enough trust to jump is the moment we realize our wings might be too broken to fly. 
  A heartfelt, emotional story of two lonely souls searching for meaning, featuring a bi awakening, grumpy/sunshine opposites attract, an age gap, and a main character with a disability.

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