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Editorial: Bywater Books
Much-loved and only short story collection from extremely popular author Strong backlist seller that has been out of print for years
He must master the wolf within... Edinburgh, 1820. Thirty years after leaving Scotland, Drew Nicol is forced to return when the skeleton of a monster is found. The skeleton is evidence of werewolves—evidence that Marguerite de Carcassonne, the leader of Drew’s pack, is determined to suppress. Marguerite insists that Drew accompany her to Edinburgh. There they will try to acquire the skeleton while searching for wolf-hunters—wolf hunters who may be holding one of their pack prisoner. But Drew has reason to be wary about returning to Edinburgh—Lindsay Somerville now lives there. Lindsay who taught Drew about desire and obsession. Lindsay who Drew has never been able to forgive for turning him. Lindsay who vowed to stay away from Drew twelve years ago... and who has since taken drastic steps to sever the bond between them. Marguerite's plan will throw Drew and Lindsay together again—and into a deadly confrontation with Lindsay’s enemy, Duncan MacCormaic. They will be tested to their limits and forced to confront both their past mistakes and their true feelings. But it may be too late for them to repair the damage of the past. The consequences of Lindsay’s choices are catching up with him, and he’s just about out of time…Ver libro
A “transformative” memoir “about a calamitous accident. . . . also about the accident of all our lives, and the . . . mortality that informs every one of our days” (Los Angeles Review of Books). In the early evening on October 1, 2003, Christina Crosby was three miles into a seventeen mile bicycle ride, intent on reaching her goal of one thousand miles for the riding season. She was a respected senior professor of English who had celebrated her fiftieth birthday a month before. As she crested a hill, she caught a branch in the spokes of her bicycle, which instantly pitched her to the pavement. Her chin took the full force of the blow, and her head snapped back. In that instant, she was paralyzed. In A Body, Undone, Crosby writes about a body shot through with neurological pain, disoriented in time and space, incapacitated by paralysis and deadened sensation. To address this foreign body, she calls upon the readerly pleasures of narrative, critical feminist and queer thinking, and the concentrated language of lyric poetry. She recalls her 1950s tomboy ways in small-town, rural Pennsylvania, and growing up during the 1970s through radical feminism and the affirmations of gay liberation. Deeply unsentimental, A Body, Undone is a compelling account of living on, as Crosby rebuilds her body and fashions a life through writing, memory, and desire. “An extraordinary and luminous book.” —Judith Butler, author of Precarious Life “Tender, fierce, and eloquent.” —Laura S. Levitt, author of American Jewish Loss after the Holocaust “[Crosby] asks readers to recognize how messy, precarious, and queer, in every sense of the word, life in a body can be.” —The NewYorker.com “Elegant and harrowing.” —The Washington PostVer libro
"Holding onto the past can hurt more than letting it go".People say six years is long enough to mourn the death of his husband but for Ross Miller, the pain is as fresh as if it happened yesterday. He’s left his glittering Hollywood life behind, yet guilt still dogs his steps, no matter how far he runs. Trapped by his past and needing to escape his well-meaning friends, he rents a cabin in the secluded Adirondack mountains. A reclusive man moves in next door and piques Ross’s interest, but his persistent attempts at friendship are rebuffed. That doesn’t stop him because the one rule Ross Miller has always lived by is to never take no for an answer.Novelist Arden Wainwright has given up. He can’t pretend a happiness he knows he’ll never find again. Solitary days turn into years, and he remains frozen, unable to take a breath. At his wit’s end, he retreats to the mountains, but it does little to stir his creativity. He continues to hide from life and avoids his overly nosy neighbor, who insists on planting himself at Arden’s doorstep at every turn. Making friends is the last thing Arden wants, but annoying or not, he can’t get the damn man out of his mind.Finding peace in their isolated surroundings, the two lonely men forge an unlikely friendship where they realize they’re more alike than different and better together than apart. With Ross’s help, Arden begins to rebuild the shattered pieces of his life, while Arden gives Ross the strength to face his fears and find his way home. When love comes calling you can choose to hide from hurt, loss, and pain, but if you take a chance and open the door, you might discover that running from your heart is the last thing you'll want to do.This audiobook can be listened to as a stand alone but you may remember Ross, Foster's best friend from Broken Silence, book one of the Rock Bottom series.Ver libro
Tommy Williams thought humans didn’t have fated mates. It turns out, he does… but his mate is in love with someone else.Tommy has been out and proud since eighth grade. Unfortunately, he’s never met a partner that he really connected with. When he learns of paranormals and fated mates, Tommy wishes for his very own perfect match—but humans don’t have soulmates.Then he meets Zach Lawson, a wolf shifter.He's instantly smitten. But Zach has a lot of baggage. No, it's worse than that. Zach's heart has belonged to someone else for years. Maybe Tommy's wish didn't come true after all. Tommy's tempted to cut and run, but he's not the type to give up—not when it's the perfect match he's always desired.Can Tommy help Zach recover from a forced mating? Can he help him get over the love and betrayal he's suffering from? Can Zach love Tommy despite the impossible odds stacked against them?Ver libro
I was home, alone on a Saturday . . . . . . boredom is dangerous. Then my roommate’s friend called. We’d never met. He was bored, too. That one day opened my eyes to a world I never knew existed. I never knew it could feel so . . . Raised by Wolves is a five-book series chronicling the life of a young man as he fumbles his way through finding himself and someone to love. Humor reigns throughout the first two books and is prominent throughout the series; however, as Michael travels the winding path of life, he grapples with more poignant challenges that will tug at your heart. You will laugh--and cry--and feel a warmth in your chest as Michael becomes the man he was always meant to be. You’ll love this story because everyone, gay or straight, can identify with Michael's journey and root for him as he grows and evolves. Join Michael's adventure now! This is the complete series of Raised by Wolves, a five-book contemporary MM romance about Michael, a newborn gay, as he blunders his way into finding himself and love. It has hurt/comfort, found family, sexual awakening, first time gay, and a guy who finally realizes who he is and what he wants. What readers say about Raised by Wolves: ★★★★★ "Storytelling at its best. . . laugh out loud funny. . ." ★★★★★ ". . . cute, innocent coming out storyline." ★★★★★ ". . . absolutely charming, humorously self-deprecating. It's the beginning of his journey, funny, sad, and touching."Ver libro
Margins, edges and coastlines abound in John McCullough's tender, humorous explorations of contemporary life and love. Encompassing everything from lichen to lava lamps, and from the etymology of words to Brighton's gay scene,& Spacecraft is a humane and spellbinding collection from the winner of the 2012 Polari First Book Prize. Spacecraft & navigates the white space of the page and the distance between people.Ver libro
