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  The Associate - Dark Age-gap...

  Anna T. Pope

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  “Some men command obedience. He taught me to crave it.” 
  Fresh out of law school and desperate to bury the trauma that nearly broke him, Samuel’s only goal is simple: keep his head down and survive. But that becomes impossible when he’s placed under Gael Wise, the firm’s most feared senior partner whose reputation alone is enough to break seasoned attorneys. 
  Gael picks up on Samuel’s tells instantly. The too-fast apologies. The rigid posture. The instinctive compliance no one else has ever questioned. And soon, what should have been a professional hierarchy shifts into a volatile, magnetic pull that exposes every defense Samuel has left. 
  What starts as curiosity becomes something darker. 
  Desire turns razor-sharp. 
  And Gael’s interest threatens to pull Samuel into a world he isn’t sure he can survive—or walk away from. 
  With old wounds rising fast and lines blurring beyond recognition, both men must face a truth neither expected: 
  Some obsessions don’t stay hidden… and some connections can break you long before they save you. 
  A dark, age-gap, BDSM-charged MM romance — The Associate is the first book in The Crimson Knot series.

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  The Chase and the Catch

  A.F. Henley

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  After one of his fans committed suicide, John lost everything: lover, confidence, drive. When he's given a chance to get back on his feet, he's happy to take it -- even if it's just writing an actor's biography. It might not be romance, or even fiction, but it's something, and there are worse people to work for than the charming, successful Parker Chase.
  
  
  That doesn't mean working for Parker is easy, however. A staunch supporter of living for the moment, Parker goes against everything John believes in. He feels out of place in every moment of Parker's Hollywood life, stuck in a game of wits that at times seems almost contrived.

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  Bon Appetit

  Fiona Glass

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  Four blokes, two tents, neither of them big enough to sleep three ... and all they could do was shuffle their feet, look elsewhere, and expect him to be the one to wave a magic wand.
  Reeling from a break-up with his long-term boyfriend, Marcus goes on a camping trip with his friends, only to find none of them are willing to share a tent with him. Angry and upset, he runs off into the forest and comes across a hidden quarry pool where he sunbathes for a while, then takes a dip.
  Back on land, he finds a leech clinging to his leg and kills it without a thought. But when a strange -- and strangely attractive -- man rises from the pool, claiming to be the King of the Leeches and demanding retribution for the death, Marcus learns not all punishments are unpleasant, and nature has the power to stand up for itself.

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  Taking a Chance

  Lucien Grey

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  Society in the city is split between the Upper and the Lower. Elis Scott was an orphaned brat from the Lower, but managed to crawl and fight his way out with the help of a minor slum lord turned entrepreneur. Now Elis is one of Mullen's men, helping those who cannot take their problems to the authorities.
  
  
  Despite finding his feet, Elis has a secret which threatens all he's achieved. Not only is he attracted to men, something he's tried to repress for years, but he also detests his need to submit. Suppressing his desires, denying who he is, manifests in rage he struggles to control. But his self-denial is rendered pointless when he meets Lord Victor Latham.
  
  
  Having recently inherited his title after the death of his father, Latham is coerced by his estranged uncle to hire Elis to protect him from possible fortune hunters. Despite his blindness, Latham is stubborn and fiercely independent and rails against the necessity of being guarded. Yet when Elis confides his suspicions about his uncle's true motives, Latham agrees to let Elis look into the matter.
  
  
  The friction between Elis and Latham is more than their equally obstinate personalities rubbing against one another. It brings out Latham's dominant tendencies, to show Elis how it could be if he gave into his desires. However, old family secrets, outside threats, and Elis's fear of his growing feelings keep them from exploring the true extent of their attraction.

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  Brody Comes Home

  Tim Mead

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  After four years of service, most of it in Iraq, Marine Sargent Brody Cox decides not to re-up. It's the early 2000s and Don't Ask Don't Tell is in effect.
  Brody takes time to adjust to the choices he needs to make now he's in civilian life. Although he knows he wants to go to college, he doesn't know what to major in. His elder brother owns a couple of florist shops, so at least his part time employment situation is taken care of. 
  One of the first people Brody serves in the shop is his arch nemesis from high school, Dave Cromer. No matter what Brody did back then, Dave was always on Brody's case. Frustratingly, it seems the older Dave is still insufferable, still arrogant, and still hella sexy ... and still straight. 
  Being in the corps meant Brody had to keep his sexuality a secret. So he's relieved to be able to live more openly. However, his first few attempts at forming anything deep and meaningful with another man fall flat. But, try as he might, Brody can't shake off his feelings for Dave Cromer. Seems Brody isn't the only one who's been keeping secrets. 
  Is the line between love and hate really that thin? And what about the line between straight and gay?

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  The Sound of the Sea

  Wayne Mansfield

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  Liam's life could be better. He's recovering from a divorce and a bitter custody battle, which he loses. He dearly loves his six-year-old son, Lucas, but seeing him every second weekend is never enough. His one salvation is the sea. When he's sitting on the sand, watching the waves rolling in, he feels at peace, calmed and restored.
  One day, the waves are particularly high, and the sea particularly rough. He's surprised to see someone swimming in such choppy seas. When Liam calls out to the man, asking if he needs help, the man simply waves back. Liam thinks he must be an idiot. Little does he know the person he sees is no man, which he discovers two days later. 
  When they meet, Liam is both horrified and fascinated. His curiosity produces a strange attraction that changes their lives irreversibly forever.

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