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  Four-Legged Friends Box Set

  A.F. Henley

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  Heroes come in all sizes. The best ones come with four legs and a tail. In this series, AF Henley intertwines the love shared between a man and his four-legged bestie with the romantic love two men can share with each other. Sometimes one thing leads to another, and these fur buddies are going to make sure their humans find true love.
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  But by the Grace of Dog: Thom has been struggling with anxiety his whole life but when he finds an "ugly" dog in need, Thom decides it's the ideal friendship for him. The dog immediately befriends the man Thom has been coveting -- his neighbour Justin. With the dog boosting his courage, Thom agrees to let love in. Then a stranger shows up demanding the dog's return, a loss that will take all of Thom's confidence with it.
  
  Gordy's Got a Problem: Living in Toronto can be expensive, but the city has a lot to offer. If only Leo had any energy left to get out there. Gordy is the most attractive and loudest young man that Leo has ever met. When he starts turning on the charm, Leo can't help but wonder why. Together they need to find a home for Gordy's new roommate: a goat who comes with a deathbed promise and unexpected life lessons.
  
  Still Standing: Bryson had a rough start but got lucky with his new life. If only that luck extended to picking the right partner. When Bryson meets Duke, all he wants is to get Duke's sweaty hands on his body. Until he meets Beau, the horse in Duke's care, and finds out what Beau's intended fate is. Enraged, Bryson buys Beau and walks away without looking back. Fate, however, has other plans for all of them.

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  Christmas In Mistletoe

  Clare Lydon

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  What happens if you hate Christmas, but get stranded in Mistletoe? 
  Fran Bell is a music exec who’s welded to her career. Even when her parents move to a sleepy village called Mistletoe, she still vows to work through Christmas. When she tells the locals, their shock is palpable. 
  One particular local stands out. Ruby O’Connell, a dazzling singer, and the last person Fran expects to find as her parents’ neighbour. They’ve crossed paths before in London. It wasn’t pretty. 
  When they’re thrown together to organise a Christmas festival, their relationship starts to thaw. But when old tensions boil up, can Fran and Ruby make the Mistletoe magic stick? 
  Best-selling author Clare Lydon brings you a festive story to pep up your year, set in a twinkly village with a cast of laugh-out-loud characters. If you love Hallmark Christmas movies but have been longing for one with two female leads, it’s time to get swept up in this Christmas cracker of a romance!

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  A Mule for a Princess

  Deirdre O'Dare

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  Bobby Estrada is tired of school, rules, and boredom. He wants to have adventures. Eventually he arrives in southwestern New Mexico on foot, tired, and hungry. Orr and Jase, the mule men, give him a job mucking corrals. Six months later he has grown up, learned a lot, and bought a young mule to train. That's when some exotic visitors show up.
  Doyle O'Brien, an Irish aristocrat, is dedicated to caring for his young niece for whom he became guardian after her parents were killed in a tragic accident. She was also injured. Young Fiona loves horses and rode well before she became partially paralyzed. When Doyle hears mules are safe and reliable if properly trained, he decides to try to find a small one Fiona can eventually ride. She immediately falls in love with Powwow, the young mule Bobby has begun to train. 
  In Doyle, Bobby sees his dream prince come to life. In time the O'Briens must go home, taking Powwow. Bobby is determined to go, too. Can an Irish aristocrat and a young Latino cowboy find common ground beyond the lust that sizzles between them and make a modern fairy tale come true?

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  Any Kind of Luck at All - A memoir

  Mary Fairhurst Breen

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  Can the strength accumulated over a lifetime of losses be enough to cope with a daughter’s death? 
  What was it like growing up as a smart girl in a world of 1970s suburban conformity? What family secrets were hidden behind the vertical blinds and sliding glass doors, or swept under the orange shag carpets? Is it possible to move from married mother-of-two to lesbian feminist activist without passing heartache? 
  In her bittersweet memoir, Mary Fairhurst Breen sketches scenes from a life darkened by four generations of mental illness and addiction. Despite the odds, Mary’s sense of humor and willingness to practice “radical acceptance” see her through the chaos to a life full of friends, art, and the joys of being a grandmother. Ultimately, she must face her greatest challenge of all when her daughter becomes one of the tens of thousands of people every year to die of opioid poisoning. This is a journey of awakening and activism, and a portrait of a life to be celebrated in all its complexity.

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  Holiday Quartet Box Set

  Pat Henshaw

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  Bells ring and choirs sing. People bustle with happiness and joy. Calories pile up while everyone gathers to chat with friends and relatives. What's more exciting than all the holidays in December?
  But sometimes we need a break from the expectations and the wonderment. A great way to revive our spirits is by reading a story to ground us in the true meaning of the season. 
  This collection features four stories infused with happiness, love, and joy. From a small business owner discovering his first fruitcake and a homeless man finding a permanent home to a blacksmith's wish to propose to his childhood friend and a gay man relocating to a small town, each story is a journey of self-discovery leading to happily ever after. 
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  Blame It on the Fruitcake: Motorcycle shop owner Sam McGuire falls for the fruitcake his loft neighbor's grandma makes as well as the man himself. But will handsome, educated, personable Jay Merriweather be attracted to a grease jockey like Sam?
  
  The Orpheum Miracle: The son of crack addicts who abandoned him as a child, Mick has found refuge in the historic Orpheum Theater. But when the new owner takes over, will Mick be pushed out on the street or taken into the owner's heart?
  
  Making the Holidays Happy Again: Butch has been manning the forge in Old Town and fantasizing over his best friend Jimmy since they were in high school. Does Jimmy feel the same way about Butch? Does Butch want to push their friendship and find out?
  
  Heart of the Holidays: When Silicon Valley programmer Dan Lassiter moves to a small California town, he doesn't expect to find love. After Rick Reardon opens his bakery across the street, Dan may change his mind.

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  Promised

  Kassandra Lea

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  Sequel to Heart's Triumph
  Blackstone Manor is complete, and what better way to celebrate than a Halloween party? At least, that's how Io sees it. He's already splurged on candy and decorations. Cinder isn't entirely on board, however, hating the look of disappointment on Io's face when he nixes the idea. 
  Yet somehow Io gets his way, and the party goes ahead as planned. It can't be all that bad, right? But throw in couples' costumes, Daisy acting weird, real ghosts, and the secret Cinder has been harboring from Io, and it's sure to be a night none of them forget.

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