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  Shattered Glass

  A.C. Katt

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  A classic rock and roll gay romance that spans both time and distance. A story that follows love and betrayal from the grit and grunge of the Jersey Shore to the clean high desert sands of New Mexico and back.
  Liam knew he loved Milo, even when they were kids. But their fame and fortune can't buy him the happiness of taking Milo out of the closet and be able to freely express their love. Unfortunately, there is someone out there who will do anything to tear them apart. He conspires to break the lovers up in the most vicious way possible.
  Six years later, Liam is older, wiser, and has rebuilt his life after the devastating loss of his lover. Forced by his loyalty to a friend, Liam agrees to a working reunion with Milo. When they realize what was done to them, they band together to uncover the web of lies that pulled them apart.

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  A Union Like Ours - The Love...

  Scott Bane

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  After a chance meeting aboard the ocean liner Paris in 1924, Harvard University scholar and activist F. O. Matthiessen and artist Russell Cheney fell in love and remained inseparable until Cheney's death in 1945. During the intervening years, the men traveled throughout Europe and the United States, achieving great professional success while contending with serious personal challenges, including addiction, chronic disease, and severe depression. 
   
   
   
  During a hospital stay, years into their relationship, Matthiessen confessed to Cheney that "never once has the freshness of your life lost any trace of its magic for me. Every day is a new discovery of your wealth." Situating the couple's private correspondence alongside other sources, Scott Bane tells the remarkable story of their relationship in the context of shifting social dynamics in the United States. From the vantage point of the present day, with marriage equality enacted into law, Bane provides a window into the realities faced by same-sex couples in the early twentieth century, as they maintained relationships in the face of overt discrimination and the absence of legal protections.

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  Elven Heir

  Rhys Lawless

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  We've won the battle, but not the war. 
  He's still out there and his threat is haunting me day and night. 
  The only way to defeat my father, is to best him. 
  I sacrificed the love of my life for him. 
  I hope it wasn't all for nothing. 
  I hope I can find out what he's planning before it's too late. 
  Before he unleashes hell on earth. 
  Because if he does, it will all have been for nothing. 
  And everyone I love will die anyway. 
  I have to stop him. No matter what it takes. 
  Elven Heir is the last book in this gay urban fantasy romance and ends in a happy-ever-after. 
  The books must be read in order.

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  My Captain

  Sage Riven

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  He Calls Me Pup. I Call Him God. 
   
  Elias Mercer is twenty, reckless, and the newest rookie center for the Ravensburg Reapers. He runs his mouth like he's untouchable—until the captain walks in. 
   
  Damian Kade is a legend. Thirty-two, enforcer, team captain, terrifying both on and off the ice. Everyone respects him. No one crosses him. When his mismatched eyes pin Elias, it isn't just obsession. It's possession. 
   
  What starts as one brutal Halloween night in a hotel room turns into a season-long addiction—bloodied knuckles, bruised kisses, whispered orders in the dark. On the ice, Damian wrecks anyone who dares touch his rookie. Off it, Elias can't stop crawling back to him, no matter how much it ruins him. 
   
  Hockey is war. Love is worse. And Elias Mercer is about to learn exactly what it means to belong to his captain. 
   
  My Captain is a bestselling dark hockey romance filled with obsession, violence, and dangerous devotion. Perfect for fans of brutal age gaps, possessive captains, and rookies who can't keep their mouths shut even when they should. 
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  The Rainbow After the Rain

  Casper Graham

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  Anson Lee is abused as a child. Even though he manages to grow up and become a productive member of the society, his traumatic past leaves him with plenty of emotional scars. He doesn't date because he finds it difficult to trust anyone. Even making friends is a problem for him.
   
  Peter Yang likes Anson. He's aware that Anson has many issues due to the man's horrible childhood. He tries his best to be patient while he gradually gets closer to Anson. However, attempting to form any sort of relationships with Anson is a lot tougher than he expects. Every time he succeeds in taking one step forward, he will find himself being pushed back at least ten steps. Nevertheless, he continues to persevere.
   
  Will Peter and Anson manage to find the rainbow after the rain and have their happily ever after?

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  Jay Bird

  Thomas Bruso

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  Introverted, socially awkward Jay Kirkman, known to his Grams as "Jay Bird," is riding the ups-and-downs of youth while living with overbearing parents and dealing with the pressures of being a senior in high school.
  A month away from graduation, Jay hopes to flee the small upstate New York town of Milton for a life anywhere but in his dead-end hometown. He wishes for more than he has now: scholarly, eccentric parents, and watching Grams, the closest person to him, slowly dying before his eyes. 
  His equally withdrawn but edgier best friend Rocco has a hearty appetite for drugs, alcohol, and promiscuous sex. When the law comes knocking, asking questions about a crime Rocco may or may not have committed, he finds himself in big trouble and turns to Jay for help. 
  Is Jay and Rocco's friendship strong enough to sustain life's tough obstacles as they navigate the highs and lows of growing up together?

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