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  Ordinary Lover

  Alyssia Ugursoy

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  Miles is a world famous popstar whose songs are loved by millions of people, but at eighteen, it's hard to be finally making it in the big world. As his manager, his mother has expectations for who he can spend time with and date. One problem: Miles is in love with his best friend Jaden and wants to take the next step in their relationship.
  But it must be kept secret, from Miles' fans and his mother. Kissing behind closed doors, holding hands under the table, and looking at each other is as much as they can do. When his mother suspects they're dating, she sets out to find someone for her son who is as popular as he is. Pop princess Leah fits the bill, and Miles is confused when sparks fly between them. He's torn between two people he really likes. How can he choose who gets his heart?

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  Three Heads Are Better Than Two

  Rod Mandelli

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  Splooge gets to relive the Christmas night that Jack and Bob took home a hot blond twink and engaged in a ménage a trois (threesome) with him.

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  Foxxxy Gentlemen's Club The: Angel

  Nikole Knight

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  Foxxxy Rule #2: Don’t mix business with pleasure 
  Life has not been kind to Adrian Vasquez. He spends his days hiding the truth of his sexuality from his homophobic brother, sticking to every rule of his probation so he isn’t sent back to jail, and keeping out of the crosshairs of Los Hermanos del Diablo—Boston’s most notorious Mexican gang, of which his brother is a prominent member—all in the name of survival. Thankfully, he has his nights working at The Foxxxy Gentlemen’s Club as an escort and exotic dancer to keep him sane. It may not be his dream job, but under the neon glow of the Foxxxy stage, Adrian can pretend to be someone else, even if it’s only for a little while. 
  Life has not been easy for Taylor Greer. Born queer and intersex to a Southern Baptist preacher, they left home at fifteen to escape conversion therapy, masquerading as a “Christian summer camp.” After surviving four years on the unforgiving streets of Boston, they struggle to get their life back on track for a chance at a better future. Working two jobs to stay afloat and studying every spare minute to pass their GED exam, Taylor has little time for a social life, let alone a love life. But who needs romance when living is this complicated? 
  When Taylor and Adrian’s paths meet with a literal crash, a bruised plantain is the catalyst for a connection they’re both starving for. Dating a coworker never ends well, but some forces cannot be fought, and Adrian and Taylor can only ignore the magnetic pull between them for so long before physics wins. 
  Adrian knows better than to mix business with pleasure. Taylor knows better than to get involved with a colleague. But the heart wants what the heart wants, and some rules are made to be broken. 

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  The Lost Past of Billy McQueen -...

  Neil Alexander

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  Earphones Award Winner 2025The past has never left Billy. It's just been waiting for him to come and find it...It's been over thirty years since Billy last called Northern Ireland home. Back then, his secret love for schoolfriend Conor was the only shining light that kept him going during troubled times. That is, until their romance was tragically cut short when Conor disappeared without a trace.Now a phone call draws Billy back home when his mother falls into a coma. While sorting through old belongings, he stumbles upon an envelope bearing his name. Inside, he finds a mysterious note and a mixtape left by Conor - dated the very day he disappeared in 1989.But who sent it? Why did his mother keep it hidden? And what really happened to Conor?As Billy sets off to find the answers to a mystery that's followed him for years, he soon realises that uncovering the truth about his lost past may come at a high cost. But laying the ghosts of that past to rest might be the only way to finally set himself free...From the author of The Vanishing of Margaret Small comes a compelling and deeply nostalgic coming-of-age tale that promises to touch your heart and stay with you long after the last page. Packed with humour and tenderness, it's perfect for fans of The Last List of Mabel Beaumont, The Keeper of Stories and A Tidy Ending.

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  Cowboys Don't Ride Unicorns...

  K.C. Kelly, Tara Lain

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  Does it make sense to get turned on by girly guys when you want to be topped? No. Hell, no.
  
  After a big past in bull riding that nearly killed him, Danny Boone's looking for a quiet, low-key future on a small ranch of his own.
  
  Two problems.
  Where's he going to get the money for a ranch except on the back of a bull?
  
  And how can he stay low-key when his fantasy is a guy with rose-gold hair, legs for days, a high-profile decorating business, and an appetite for expensive lace lingerie?
  
  Designer, Laurie Belmont needs to get out from under the thumb of a domineering mother, helpless father, and rich, privileged boyfriend. He can't solve his problems with a two-bit cowboy who's going to die getting thrown from a bull -- no matter how perfect his ass is.
  
  Talk about lives that are worlds apart.
  
  Everybody knows cowboys don't ride unicorns.
  
  COWBOYS DON'T RIDE UNICORNS is a toppy femme, bull-riding cowboy, opposites-attract, hidden identity, world's colliding, dysfunctional family, guest ranch vacation, MM romance – with a red bustier.

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  The Real Ones

  Waleed Akhtar

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  Best friends Zaid and Neelam shared a dream: get away, make it as writers, build a future where they're free to be themselves. Together, always.
  Years later, things are far from what they expected. Zaid's life has kinda stalled – he's half out the closet, living at home and still chasing the dream. While Neelam's has taken a completely different path as she chooses to prioritise her own happiness. As their lives pull further apart, leaving a mess of unsaid things between them, it's going to take something real to bring them back together.
  Waleed Akhtar's play The Real Ones is a funny and honest love letter to platonic soulmates. It was first performed at the Bush Theatre, London, in 2024, directed by Anthony Simpson-Pike, and starring Nathaniel Curtis and Mariam Haque.

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