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  Set Up - An On Call Story

  P.D. Singer

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  “Say hi to Doug at the car show.” Just because Keith is a good pal, has good intentions, and has great taste in men doesn’t mean Terry wants his own personal matchmaker. With his luck and past experience, he and the man Keith set him up with would hate each other on sight. Besides, Terry can’t look for the elusive Doug; he’s too busy ogling a certain gorgeous 1949 MG TC. 
  The sleek roadster stands out even among a field of classic beauties, and so does the driver. Is it too much to ask that the guy forget about Terry making a fool of himself over the right hand drive and sexy red fenders? Not likely he’ll forget Terry accidentally flinging a bowl of coleslaw at his chest. 
  If terminal embarrassment isn’t bad enough, now Terry’s had a dental disaster, leaving him with two choices: stay in agony for days, or see the new man in the practice. 
  Terry’s at the office by one thirty sharp. And he’s parked next to a red MG.

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  Out of Focus

  A. L. Lester

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  Alex has never quite believed he's good enough. Not as a person and not as a lighting technician. He hates that however hard he tries he can't get his boss, Luke, to like him. In the two years he's been in the job it's become a Thing with him and he's got a huge crush on the man. He needs to move on for his own sanity and his career and he's just about to accept a job at a bigger theatre when one of the volunteers he's bedded and dumped pushes him off a ladder.
  Luke likes Alex a lot and has done since the day he walked through the door of Theatre Fawr two years ago. He doesn't date his staff though, or do casual, and Alex is the epitome of casual. So Luke keeps his distance despite Alex's constant flirting. 
  Will Alex's injury give Alex and Luke the push they need to open up to each other? Or will Luke's inadvertent discovery that Alex has a secret job offer push them further apart?

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  A Perfect Match

  Rachael Sommers

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  A heated enemies-to-lovers lesbian sports romance about shattering all the rules.Acclaimed football star Erin Finch has the sporting world at her feet until a brutal injury sidelines her.Enter bubbly striker Lia Ashcroft, the up-and-coming hotshot setting the English women's league on fire. With her personal life in tatters, she's determined to rule professionally.Filling in for Erin seems like a good way to kick her career up a notch. Icy Erin might be out for a season, but she's damned if she'll let someone steal her spot for good.What starts as fierce tension between the rivals turns into something else: respect, then simmering attraction.Exploring it, though, would break every rule Erin has. 
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  André - A Gay Workplace Romance

  Jayce Ellis

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  Jayce Ellis's sexy, contemporary High Rise series features the bustle of DC and the hustle of love. 
   
  After a week filled with nonstop work, André Ellison heads to the club to blow off some steam. One night off is the perfect distraction from the project that’s about to make his career—or tank it completely. A few drinks in and he leaves with a  
  smoking-hot stranger for some scorching, burn-the-sheets-up sex. 
   
  Marcus Thompson is going places, so he can’t think of a bigger waste of time than being put on loan to a two-bit firm to prepare some small-time report. The last thing he wants—or needs—is his impeccably dressed, hot-as-hell one-night stand  
  as his boss. 
   
  As they work side by side, their attraction grows to a fever pitch, but there will be no kissing, no touching and absolutely no sex until the project is over—if they can wait that long.

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  Blue Awakenings

  Mel Bossa

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  It's been eleven years since Nick ran off with David for the West Coast. And though his life resembles a blue dream, after more than a decade of bar tending in resorts and cruise ships, Nick is finally thinking of heading home. First, he needs to go see about David in Vancouver ...
  When he arrives, Nick finds a community of young men devastated by AIDS. Part of him wants to flee back to Montreal, but David is dying and Nick knows his place is by his best friend's side. In those four days and nights in David's apartment by the English Bay, Nick learns more about himself than he ever did before. When it's all over, he packs his bag and locks up his grief, determine to honor the promise he made to David of opening up his own restaurant.
  Five years later, Nick is gaining a reputation in the industry as a chef, but has yet to have any meaningful relationships. Until Derek O'Reilly, that redheaded kid with the avocado-green eyes he used to know, walks into his dining room and ignites Nick's passion once more.

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  Drowning in Neptune's Pool

  J.D. Walker

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  Jimmy Fassett's band just broke up, but then he meets Landry Flannery, a truly gifted fiddle player. It doesn't hurt that Landry's a looker and has a bold pink stripe in his hair that drives Jimmy crazy. The two men jam together in the evenings -- banjo and fiddle -- and they hit it off.
  Soon, Jimmy wants to turn their budding friendship into something more, but Landry keeps putting obstacles in the way and inviting more and more people over to play. That's not what Jimmy wants, so he walks away. 
  Fate, however, isn't done with the two men. At the end of a festival where Landry's band was the headliner, Jimmy is forced to take Landry home because he's sloppy drunk. The two men argue the next morning, and Jimmy refuses anymore contact, until Landry forces the issue. 
  Could things work out between the two men, after all?

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