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  The Fern House

  Brooke Hamilton-Benjestorf

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  An outsider in an intimate town marked by isolation and loss, V finds herself guiding her young family through settling into their new house - her husband’s sprawling, ancestral home - The Fern House. When she decides to throw a party at The Fern House to reintroduce her husband back into the community he loved as a child, she is drawn in by a mysterious islander, Ines. As she falls for Ines, she grapples with what this means for herself and her family. Can she hold onto her loved ones, her sanity, herself, through this inevitable transformation?

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  Quench the Fire

  J.M. Snyder

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  InTo Love a GodGreek god Hephaestus finds his world -- and his mind and body -- set aflame by a minor water god named Aean.
  
  
  In this follow-up story, Aean interrupts his celestial lover in the one place where Hephaestus is most powerful: his forge. Though busy with work, Hephaestus doesn't mind the interruption, and when Aean suggests a reversal of their usual roles -- this time with him on the receiving end of Hephaestus's attentions -- the smith hurries to comply.
  
  
  To learn more about how seasoned lovers Hephaestus and Aean meet, be sure to check out the prequel!

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  Ten Days in May

  Tracey Richardson

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  Camryn Hughes has reinvented herself since the chaotic and nomadic years of being a musician. She's happy in her serene life until a new client has her examining her one regret—parting ways with her first love. Is it possible to go back and choose the other fork in the road—the one that leads back to the only woman she's ever loved? 
   
   
   
  Brooke Ross has no regrets about her long-ago decision to put herself and her career as a restaurateur first. But thanks to the ongoing ravages on her business from the pandemic, plus a girlfriend she can't bring herself to love, Brooke is at a crossroads. Throwing caution to the wind for once, she agrees to an unusual invitation that just might lead her to figuring out what—and who—she really wants. 
   
   
   
  Ten Days in May is about second chances, about choosing life, and discovering what's meaningful in turbulent times. 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  You Rock!

  Drew Hunt

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  Driving home from a concert, William Prout worries his rock star vocalist boyfriend Alex "Tank" Sherman is about to dump him. Things haven't been the same between them since Tank and his nu metal band went to New York City to discuss a recording contract. William doesn't think their relationship can withstand the increased publicity Tank's fame will attract. Already Tank is withdrawn, distracted, and won't answer any of William's questions.
  
  
  William's fears heighten when Tank directs him off the highway and along a series of dirt tracks. Where are they going? Will the end of their car journey also be the end of them as a couple, or has Tank worked out a way to have both a career and William?

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  His One and Only

  Shawn Lane

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  The moment Drew Richards spots gorgeous workaholic lawyer, Mark Stevens, at a party, he is intrigued. Though rebuffed at first by Mark, a persistent Drew convinces the man they can be friends. Drew left his job as an art teacher to help his parents with their gift shop when his stepfather fell ill. It's at a coffee shop by the store where their friendship begins.
  After the death of his partner, Mark buried himself in work, a habit he can't seem to break himself of ... until he meets Drew. The short, dark haired Drew is cute in a pixie sort of way, not Mark's usual sort, but he finds the man too appealing and before he knows it they become more than friends. 
  Mark's been out of the dating scene for a while and can't help but make a few missteps. Drew is looking for serious commitment. Can he become Mark's one and only?

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  Good Spin

  Monica McCallan

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  Public Relations expert Emery Bates has exactly one problem she's willing to admit, and it's that she doesn't have a girlfriend to take as her date to a wedding. Not because she needs a girlfriend, but because she needs an easier way to come out to college friends that she hasn't seen in five years. Her job is about controlling the narrative, and as she sees it, there's no reason why that can't extend to her personal life. When her next door neighbor ends up single a few weeks before the wedding, problem solver Emery realizes inviting Jordan along and faking romance for a week in Hawaii could be perfect for both of them. 
   
   
   
  Jordan Davis doesn't worry about much, especially what will happen tomorrow. Life's too short to plan every second, and it usually doesn't work out anyway. When Emery invites her on an all-expenses paid trip to Hawaii, it's not a hard sell. She'll get to enjoy a tropical vacation with one of her closest friends, and she'll get to spend more time with Emery, away from Emery's hectic work schedule back in Austin. But, there's more to the request than Emery's letting on, and there's more to Jordan's willingness to help than she wants to admit. Faking it is all about the spin, but when lines begin to blur, both women have to decide if falling in love for real is worth the jump. 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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