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  Memory's Ghosts

  Becky Black

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  Months after the liberation of the Red Palace, freed prisoner Max Murphy is still there, hoping for the return of his stolen ship and trying to forget the day he lost everything. Meanwhile, ex-Li pilot Jiang Tai is keeping his head down and wishing he could forget the secrets he carries. Or just forget anything at all. When the station is blockaded Max and Tai are sent off on a desperate mission to end the siege.
  Spending weeks on an awkwardly small ship with a weird, sleep-obsessed, former pirate of the most fanatical sort is not Max's idea of a good time -- even if Tai is kind of cute. Tai never reckoned on a long trip with a hot mess like Max, who doesn't even maintain a regular bed time. But the time they spend together helps both of them start to put their bad memories in the past. In the end they'll lay the ghosts of their memories by doing something worth remembering together.

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  Reading It Wrong

  A. L. Lester

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  Paul Cranford regrets asking Louise and Darcy Middleton to let the kids from his class have a look at the fifteenth century letter they're selling at auction. If it hadn't been for him, it would never have been in the theatre overnight to even get stolen in the first place.
  Darcy isn't keen on Paul Cranford. He's never quite got over the way Paul knocked him back when Darcy tried to ask him out. But when the letter is stolen from the theatre and Darcy is hurt in the process, Paul steps up to help him and he starts to understand him better. 
  Getting back the letter means they get to know each other better. Will that date Paul turned down happen after all? 
  A date turned down. A stolen letter. A reminder that nerds don't just play board games. Reading It Wrong is a gentle M/M romance set in the small-town world of Theatr Fach.

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  Defying Gravity

  Charles Payseur

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  Gravity has it pretty together. He's got a nice apartment with neighbors who don't mind him flying in and out at all hours and a superhero career that, while maybe not out of this world, keeps him busy and with enough of a following to crowdfund his living expenses. Until, of course, a strange man shows up hoping to be his sidekick.
  Bruce doesn't seem like a bad guy (and he certainly looks good in tight clothes), but after he shows up Gravity finds himself suddenly getting trounced by villains he used to have no problem with. Is he just distracted by his growing attraction to Bruce, or is there something else going on that might explain why every villain suddenly has no problem defying Gravity?

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  Cat Sloan is Swirling - A fake...

  Jamey Moody

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  Can a fake kiss lead to forever? 
  Cat Sloan needed something to be happy about. After a devastating heartbreak she is focused on opening her bookstore, alongside her sisters, in their brand new shopping center. 
  Elena Burkett had been swallowed by grief the past year. But when she spotted a new bookstore about to open in her neighborhood she felt a spark of hope. 
  As Elena nervously walks into the bookstore for the first time Cat immediately puts her at ease. Amidst their shared love of books and sadness a much-needed friendship blossoms.  
  When Cat’s ex and reason for her heartbreak returns to town, Elena devises a plan to help her friend send the ex packing for good. It all starts with a fake kiss. 
  Take a friends to lovers romance, sprinkle in a fake relationship, add in a toaster oven and you’ll know why Cat Sloan is Swirling.

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  Deathless

  L Eveland

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  The Pantheon gave me a reason to kill. He gave me a reason to live.JASPEROnce, I was the youngest Director in Pantheon history. I knew exactly who I was and what I was worth. Then I walked away with one secret and I've been burning the evidence ever since. Diego Reyes was supposed to be temporary, just a warm body on a cold night in Brussels. Instead, he's become the best mistake I've ever made. And the riskiest. Now Achilles—the son Zeus always passed over for me—is coming to take everything Diego and I have built. And I'm about to show the Pantheon exactly what I do when someone threatens what's mine.DIEGOI come from people who bleed for each other. Who bury their dead, feed their enemies at the same table, and hold the line when it costs everything. I know exactly what family is. Then I met Jasper. Took me about five minutes to decide he was mine. I'm Romani. I know exactly what men like Jasper have cost my people. And I could lose everything fighting someone else's war. But it's too late to back out now. The Pantheon wants a war. I've got two families, a Russian with a katana, and absolutely nothing left to lose.Deathless is a dark, high-heat MM romance about chosen family, ancestral loyalty, and what it costs to love someone your blood says is the enemy. 
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Winning the Dad

  Nora Phoenix

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  Vegas isn't my scene, but I might as well have some fun while I'm here for my son's wedding. 
  I've always considered myself straight...until I meet Sawyer at the blackjack table. 
  He's my age, super hot, and funny, and the sparks between us could power the entire casino. When he asks me up to his room, I happily accept. 
  But one night isn't enough for either of us. We want more. 
  Until we discover we're both here to watch our sons get married... to each other. 
  Winning the Dad is a standalone novella in the Forestville Silver Foxes series.

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