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  Interborough

  Santino Hassell

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  The Raymond Rodriguez from a few years ago wouldn't recognize the guy he is today. He's left his slacker ways far behind him and is now juggling two jobs and school. But the balancing act doesn't allow much time for the man he loves. 
  David is doing his best to be supportive, but problems at work and his own insecurity leave him frustrated - in more ways than the obvious - whenever he goes to bed before Raymond gets home. The heat and affection between them is still there, but they barely have the time or energy to enjoy it. And it doesn't help that Raymond is still hiding David from his colleagues. 
  The stress mounts so high that a vacation in paradise is filled with turmoil instead of harmony, and culminates on their return to the five boroughs with broken promises and heartache. They have to figure out how to stop allowing their differences to overshadow their love. It's the only way they'll make it to forever.

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  Have Body Will Guard 1-3

  Neil Plakcy

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  A Lambda Literary Award Finalist 
  Introducing the "Have Body, Will Guard" series - a thrilling gay romance adventure following bodyguard Liam and ESL teacher Aidan as they team up to chase terrorists through the varied landscapes of Tunisia. With action-packed plot twists and steamy romance, the first three books in this long-running series will keep you on the edge of your seat as Liam and Aidan navigate dangerous situations and fight to protect their clients. 
  Travel by armchair to the bustling streets of Tunis, the scorching Sahara, a monastery by the Mediterranean and a lush olive grove blooming from a desert oasis. This series will take you on a wild ride of love, action, and adventure, and can be read in any order. Perfect for fans of John Preston's Alex Kane series.

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  A Stronger Calling

  Terry O'Reilly

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  William Neilsen grew up on a farm next to The Abbey of the Falls. When his parents died in a tragic car accident while he was a teenager, the abbot agreed to offer a home to William, in exchange for him taking care of the farm, the produce from which fed the monks. The excess was to be sold in the abbey store and cheese and wine shop. William was happy living at the abbey. However, he never felt a religious calling to become a monk and the abbot never pressured him to do so.
  Although he loves working in the fields and with the animals, it becomes too much for William to do alone. William asks the abbot for help and his request is answered when a young man, Samuel Drake, joins the abbey. William is confused both by his feelings for Samuel and Samuel's open and flirtatious behavior towards him. Samuel isn't like any postulant William has ever known, but he doesn't feel comfortable quizzing the young man about the nature of his calling to become a monk. 
  William's discomfort and guilt intensify as his relationship with Samuel becomes more emotional and then physical. Although William hasn't taken a vow of chastity, that is Samuel's eventual goal. Or is it? Do William and Samuel have a stronger calling?

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  Jockey Shorts

  Rob Rosen

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  In this hot stable-side encounter, it's the diminutive jockey that gets ridden, though it's the side bet that holds all the action.
  NOTE: This story appears in Rob Rosen's best-selling collection, Short Spurts.

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  Mr Smith to You

  Kerry Taylor

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  A novel based on the true story of Australian jockey Bill Smith – a life lived in secret. 
  For most of his 76 years, Bill Smith preferred solitude over socialising, horses over people and confidentiality over confidantes. As a jockey, he was known for always turning up already fully kitted out in his silks. But now, in his advancing years, a fall lands him in full-time care and it becomes impossible to maintain his privacy. Nurse Maureen Bannon resents having to look after ‘the geries’, especially grumpy old buggers like Mr Smith, but when she discovers Bill’s secret an unlikely alliance is formed. Bill was assigned female at birth, a fact that shaped his life but never limited his ambition. With Mr Smith’s health declining and time running out, Maureen wants to find someone who knows and loves him, but only one name seems to mean anything to Bill – Catherine, his first love. Can Maureen find out more to help Bill find peace? 
  Mr Smith to You is a beautiful and tender novel about identity and a powerful testament to kindness and the human spirit.

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  Nice and Vicious

  Mere Rain

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  Nice lived for Fritz, until Fritz dumped him just before the holidays. Nice is convinced Fritz doesn't really love his new boyfriend. He'll do anything to get Fritz back -- even pretend to date Fritz's hated rival, Visho. When Fritz sees Nice with Visho, he's sure to be jealous. Right? This plan sounded better in Nice's head than it does when he's explaining it to a very hot, very sarcastic stranger.
  
  
  Visho lives for his career. He doesn't have time for romance. How did that incompetent Fritz end up with both the promotion and the boyfriend? At least Visho can get a little revenge by pretending to date Fritz's adorable ex -- even if sweet, easy-going Nice is the opposite of Visho's type. Visho likes edgier guys, guys who push back when he gives them a hard time. Not men who are so ... Nice.
  
  
  Nice and Visho both know what they want, and it's not each other. Absolutely not. Definitely no. Probably ...

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